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Fiorito details July programs, trips and services at senior center
Summary
Committee Man Fiorito presented the senior and recreation report, announcing a July 7 health clinic, a June 24 sing-along, a five-week memoir workshop July 7–Aug 4, a July 8 movie day, and casino trips July 16 and July 19; tickets cost $40 and sign-ups are via the senior center.
Committee Man Fiorito delivered the senior and recreation report, outlining programs and trips for the senior center through mid‑July. He announced a health and wellness clinic on Tuesday, July 7, and described a slate of recreational and educational activities intended for local seniors.
"From our senior department, a health and wellness clinic will be held on Tuesday, July 7th, from 9:30 to 11:30. This is a nurse that'll be there for health maintenance and any prevention services," Fiorito said, inviting seniors to attend the free clinic for basic health maintenance and preventive checks.
Fiorito also promoted a "music journey" sing‑along scheduled for Wednesday, June 24 at 11:00 a.m., saying no experience is required and encouraging participation for social engagement. He described a separate memoir workshop — a guided, five‑week writing series that begins Tuesday, July 7 and runs through August 4 from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. — aimed at helping participants turn personal memories into written narratives.
The report included a movie day set for July 8 at 1:30 p.m., when the senior center will screen the romantic comedy "Mother of the Bride." For outings, Fiorito announced two casino trips: Wind Creek Casino in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, on July 16 and Resorts Casino in Atlantic City on July 19. "This is in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. $40 per ticket. They'll be leaving from Jeanette Avenue," he said, and provided the same $40 ticket price for the Atlantic City trip departing from the same pickup point.
Fiorito closed by giving residents a contact number for more information and sign-ups: 908‑851‑5290. "And mayor, that concludes my report," he said, yielding the floor back to the meeting chair.
The announcements cover health, recreational and educational programming for seniors and include both free services (the clinic) and fee‑based trips; seniors seeking to participate were directed to contact the senior center for registration and additional details.
