Four decades is a long period of time. It outlasts trends, spans generational gaps and sometimes even crosses a century mark. So trying to plan for a group of people whose ages range from 55 to 95 is not an easy task - but the Center for Clay Seniors (located on Rt.31 in the old firebarn) is suceeding at just that.
Chrissy Clancy, the director of the Center, tries to offer a large variety activities so that everyone can find something they like. The point, she says, is to “pick and choose” what they want to do, not to attend everything. Typically the younger seniors (those 55-65) are the toughest to please, since they sometime have pre-concieved notions about what goes on at a senior center and think they will be bored...