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Boston Seniority
Age Strong Commission City of Boston Mayor Kim Janey
Stepping
Into J♥Yp.14-19
Summer 2021
Issue 3
Vol. 45
Free Publication Mayor's Letter Farmers Markets
Upcoming Events
p. 4 p. 10 p. 12
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In This Issue... Boston
CONTENTS The Mayor's Joy Agenda is a citywide invitation Seniority
to hold space for joy, encourage opportunities
Published by the City of
for collective processing of grief, and invest in Boston's Age Strong
4 14-19
MAYOR'S SPOTLIGHT STEPPING INTO JOY healing, imagination and play. Go to page 14 Commission
to see how you can participate by joining a Joy
Joy Walk clubs for Boston's Walks walking club. Kim Janey
5 older adults.
BOOK PICKS Mayor
Check out this summer's book Emily K. Shea
list. 20
COMMISSION INFO Commissioner
6 Programs & services for older Ami Bennitt
STAY COOL THIS adults. Director of Communications
SUMMER
Martha Rios
How to beat the heat this 25
THE BUZZ Editor and Photographer
summer.
Find out what this month's buzz Andrew Higginbottom
is all about. Staff Assistant
7
FEATURE STORY Writer and Photographer
Eleanor Hardy Webb aging 26
strong. SEEN AROUND City Hall Plaza-Room 271
TOWN Boston, MA 02201
See if we saw you! Printed by Flagship Press, Inc.
10
FOOD ACCESS Boston Seniority is supported in
A list of Farmers Market part by The Executive Office
locations. of Elder Affairs.
Although all material accepted is
expected to conform to professional
standards, acceptance does not imply
endorsement by the City of Boston.
Stay Connected Facebook: Do you have a story to share?
Main number: (617) 635-4366
@AgeStrongBos We want to hear from you!
with the Age Strong
Email us at
Commission: Website: www.boston.gov/age-strong Twitter: @AgeStrongBos Bostonseniority@boston.gov
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Book Picks
From the Mayor's Desk Summer Reading
The Power of Joy for History/
A Peculiar Combination
Hello and Happy Summer to All! Historical Fiction by Ashley Weaver
I’m sure you’ll agree that Boston is one special place in the Fans If you're a fan of
historical fiction and also
summer. From our outdoor parks and community pools to harbor boat Source: Boston Public Library enjoy a bit of mystery
cruises and picnics -- Boston has a lot to offer in the warmer weather. and suspense, check
Whether you are at home or away this
out this first entry in a
As we navigate our city during the pandemic, I invite you to join me for summer, take the opportunity to catch up new World War II-era
a new program called Joy Walks. These are walking clubs throughout on some of the latest must-read history/ series featuring Electra
all Boston neighborhoods that are part of my Joy Agenda, a city-wide historical fiction books. McDonnell. Electra
invitation, opportunity, and investment in our collective well-being in is a young Londoner, and an expert
Boston, which kicked off in May. The Four Winds safecracker, who uses her unique skills to
by Kristin Hannah help the British war effort.
After over a year of incredible hardships caused by COVID-19 and acts of The bestselling author
violence against communities of color across the country, we’re looking at of The Nightingale Boston's Oldest
ways we can foster an equitable recovery that allows all residents of Boston brings the Dust Bowl Buildings and Where to
to thrive. We believe that by emphasizing the power of joy in healing and era to life in this epic Find Them
growth, we’ll come back together as a stronger, more welcoming city. tale of a woman who by Joseph M. Bagley
must choose between
Take a trip through
Joy Walks will bring you and other older adults back into our communities, trying to save the family
history with Bagley, the
farm or moving west to
to reconnect with friends and neighbors. Together, seniors will enjoy our city archaeologist of
California in search of a better life for
outdoor spaces and get exercise, benefiting both physical and mental health. Boston, as he explores
herself and her young children.
50 of Boston's oldest
While you’re walking this summer, why not visit one of over a dozen buildings.
The Personal
Boston Farmers Markets? Gather up your favorite, fresh, healthy fruits Librarian
and vegetables that are in season. Don’t forget that our Farmers Markets The Rose Code
by Marie Benedict and
take SNAP (supplemental nutrition assistance program) and HIP (healthy by Kate Quinn
Victoria Christopher
incentives program), too! Murray Quinn (The Alice
Network) brings the
A fictionalized account
Grab your sneakers, and grab a friend. It’s time for Joy in Boston! secret world of Bletchley
of the life of Belle da
Park to life with this
Costa Greene. In the
Sincerely, story of three World War
early 20th century she
II female codebreakers.
-Mayor Kim Janey became J. P. Morgan's
personal librarian, and a powerful figure
PS, If you walk so much that your feet need a break, don’t forget about the in the New York city art world, while at For more titles or BPL info, visit
Age Strong Commission’s taxi coupon program! Learn about it inside. the same time hiding her Black heritage bpl.org or call 617-536-5400.
to protect her position.
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Stay Cool this Summer Did you know?
Beat the Heat: Summer If the City of Boston declares an extreme heat event, you will
receive a direct message via text, call, or email if you sign up for
Cooling and Walking Tips AlertBoston. Contact the Office of Emergency Management at
617-635-1400 or oem@boston.gov for more information.
Summer is the perfect time to spend 6 Tips for Summer
your days outdoors and reconnect with
nature. Whether you like to tend to your Key Terms
garden or walk by the water at Castle Tip 1 Tip 4 ● Heat Exhaustion: An
Island, spending some time in the sun
is a great way to calm your mind and illness that can come before
NEVER leave Visit public cooling
revive your senses. a heatstroke. Symptoms
children or pets centers like Boston
include heavy sweating,
in the car Centers for Youth & rapid breathing and a fast,
The more time you spend outside this
Families weak pulse.
summer means the more time that you
are walking. Summer safety is very
important while walking throughout ● Heatstroke:
Boston in the heat. Is a life-threatening illness.
Tip 2 Tip 5 The body temperature may
Here are some tips: rise above 106 degrees
Drink water and Even a bag of in only a few minutes.
● Choose a familiar route that is flat stay hydrated frozen veggies Symptoms include dry skin,
and free of obstacles rapid, strong pulse and
placed on your neck
can cool you down dizziness.
● Wear supportive footwear
● Heat Emergency:
● Avoid rushing - rushing increases Three or more days of
your risk of falling temperatures above 90° F.
Tip 3 Tip 6
● Walk with friends
For more information call
Wear loose, Shut window the Age Strong Commision
lightweight, shades, turn off at 617-635-4366.
breathable clothing lights, keep windows
(cotton is best) open, turn on fans
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Boston Seniority: Feature Story young and to
appreciate the
past.”
In addition
to caring for
children and
Eleanor
her family,
in her
Boston Webb has
Police been a strong
Uniform advocate of
education
and learning. Eleanor's book The Red Clay
She taught at the Holland School in
“A neighbor asked, “Why don’t you Dorchester and furthered her own
come and go with me?’ Afterward, I education in computer science and
joined with Reverend Haynes,” said nursing science. She then joined the
Webb. “Some of the reverends that are Boston Police force as a school crossing
Aging Strong as a Centenarian at the church today were just teenagers
when I arrived in Boston.”
supervisor where she worked for a
number of years.
By Andrew Higginbottom, Age Strong, Staff Assistant
A t 100 years old, Eleanor Luther King Jr. led a Civil Rights march Since she has been in Boston, Webb “We have to keep the
Hardy Webb continues to in her town in Alabama. Dr. King has focused on helping the youth and stories of the past fresh
was headquartered in the first Baptist her family. She nurtured children of all
Age Strong. The Mattapan resident ages and has parented over thirty foster
in our minds.”
Church near the Webb home where she
attributes her longevity to “faith and children throughout her life. She tells
lived with her husband, Eddie, and her Webb’s most recent endeavor was
trust in God.” Her faith has guided her them the stories of her past to help them
four daughters. After participating in writing her own book, The Red Clay,
throughout her life and she has been a understand history.
the march, Webb and her family faced which focused on her upbringing during
devoted member of the Twelfth Baptist
consequences. The Webb children had the height of segregation in Alabama
Church in Roxbury since 1962. Prior to “Family is the glue that holds us
their schools closed and her husband lost and details her life throughout the years.
arriving in Boston, Webb had struggled together. We have to keep the stories
his job. She stays physically active by doing
with poverty and racism while growing of the past fresh in our minds. I want
up in Mantua, Alabama. aerobics, gardening, and participating in
Webb left Alabama shortly after and my family and friends to understand senior programs at the Twelfth Baptist
moved with her family to Dorchester what life was like and how tough life Church. Mrs. Webb’s life’s journey
“If it weren’t for God, I wouldn’t have
in the early 1960s. She quickly became was during my childhood. Things are demonstrates tenets of her church:
made it,” said Eleanor."
involved in the community and her different now and we are still living purpose, power, praise, and prayer.
An activist in the Civil Rights movement, church. She remembers the conversation strong. The lord has kept me safe all
Webb remembers when Dr. Martin about joining the Roxbury church. these years to share my journey with the
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Food Access Did you know? Healthy, nutritious food for all, including
Boston’s Summer Farmers Markets Food Access SNAP, farmers markets, & community fridges
Affordable, fresh, healthy produce is available throughout the city
Summer is a great time to enjoy fresh Brighton Farmers Market Jamaica Plain Center Street South Boston Farmers Market
fruits and vegetables, and Boston’s Wednesday, 2pm-6:30pm Farmers Market Monday, 12pm-6pm
neighborhoods offer a variety of farmers Tuesday, 12pm-5pm
markets to go shopping. Through the Chinatown Farmers Market Saturday, 12pm-5pm The Age Strong Commission is a
Mayor’s Office of Food Access, Boston’s Saturday, 10am-4pm SNAP Outreach Center and our
residents can save while eating healthy Mattapan Square Farmers Market advocates can fully assist seniors
-- farmers markets accept SNAP Copley Square Farmers Market Saturday, 10am-1pm with applying for SNAP benefits.
(Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Friday, 11am-6pm Call Age Strong at 617- 635-4366.
Plan) and HIP (Health Incentive Mission Hill Farmers Market
Program), too! Thursday, 11am-6pm For more information about Food
Charlestown Farmers Market
Access or farmers markets, visit
Wednesday, 2pm-6:30pm
Farmers Market Locations: boston.gov/food or call 617-635-3717.
Roxbury Crossing Farmers Market
Ashmont Farmers Market Codman Square Farmers Market Tuesday, 11am-6pm
For help signing up for SNAP or HIP
Friday, 3pm-7pm Saturday, 11am-2pm Friday, 11am-6pm
call Age Strong at 617-635-4366.
Boston Public Market at Dewey East Boston Farmers Market Seaport Farmers Market
Square on the Greenway Wednesday, 3pm-6:30pm Thursday, 2pm-6pm
Thursday, 11am-4pm
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Events + Activities
Did you know? 20 locations across Boston neighborhoods
August Happenings:
Main Streets community resources, services & events
Get Out and About in Boston!
* Please note not all events are free and are subject to change
Mayor Kim Janey's
Jamaica Pond Walking Tour Parks Fitness: Salsa with Friday Afternoon Concert
August
Time: 11:00 am
August
Metamovements
August
Series Neighborhood Coffee Hours
21 Location: Jamaica Pond, 24 Time: 6:00 pm 27 Time: 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm 9:30 am - 10:30 am
Jamaica Plain Location: O'Day Playground, Location: 1 City Hall Square,
Contact Info: info@jphs.org 75 West Newton St., South End Boston Friday, August 20:
Contact Info: 617-635-4505 Contact Info: 617-635-3911 Fenway/Jamaica Plain
Location: James P. Kelleher Rose
Garden - 73 Park Dr., Back Bay Fens
Boston GreenFest Parks Fitness: Chair Yoga Ice Cream Social
August August August
Time: 12:00 pm - 6:00 pm with Karma Time: 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm Monday, August 23:
22 Location: Rose Kennedy 25 Time: 10:00 am - 11:00 am 29 Location: Reverend Loesch Allston/Brighton
Greenway, Atlantic Ave. Location: Symphony Park, Family Park, 20 Wainwright Location: Smith Playground
Contact Info: 617-477-4840 39 Edgerly Rd. St., Dorchester 235 Western Ave., Allston-Brighton
Contact Info: 617-635-4505 Contact Info: 678-760-7948
Friday, August 27:
Mattapan/Hyde Park
Parks Fitness: Vinyasa ICA Free Thursday Nights Hyde Park Movie Night
August August August Location: Almont Park
Yoga w/ Carla Time: 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm Time: 7:45 pm
23 Time: 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm 26 Location: Institute of 30 Location: Iacona Playground,
40 Almont St., Mattapan
Location: Lopresti Park Contemporary Art, 25 Harbor 150 Readville St., Hyde Park
(Green Space near Sumner Shore Dr., Seaport Contact Info: 617-635-4505 *Dates and times are subject to change
& New Streets) 33 Sumner St., Contact Info: 617-478-3100 Consult social media for weather
East Boston cancellations:
Contact Info: 617-635-4505 Facebook: @bostonparksdepartment
Twitter: @bostonparksdept
617-635-4505
boston.gov/parks
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Stepping
Into J♥Y
As part of Mayor Kim
Janey’s Joy Agenda, she
and Boston’s Age Strong
Commission invite the city’s
older adults to join JOY
WALKS, walking clubs in
each Boston neighborhood
this summer and fall.
-Boston Seniority Team
Inviting
Boston’s older
adults to step
out together
this summer
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JOY WALKS for Boston’s
Older Adults "If you want to walk fast,
As part of her Joy Agenda, Mayor Kim Janey and the Age Strong
walk alone. But if you
Commission announce “Joy Walks,” public walking clubs for older want to walk far,
Bostonians. A Joy Walks Challenge will take place September through
October throughout all Boston neighborhoods and are free, and open walk together.”-African Proverb
to all.
“We’re inviting our older adults citywide, to join with friends, neighbors,
and families outdoors, as we all reconnect post Covid,” Mayor Janey
says. “We are making space in all Boston neighborhoods to hold hope
and joy, and promote both better physical and mental health, after many
months in isolation.”
Joy Walks will take place in Boston neighborhoods, and “are a safe way
for older adults to socialize outdoors in open-air spaces,” says Emily
Shea, Age Strong Commissioner. “It will be wonderful to see so many of
Boston’s older adults enjoying each other, the outdoor weather, and joy
through movement.”
Joy Walks will award prizes to participants in categories including most
miles walked by a group, most miles walked by a duo, and most number
of walks by a group. Joy Walks participants will enjoy complimentary
pedometers, water bottles, and t-shirts.
Reach Out & Sign Up!
Joy Walkers may also consider walking at designated Age Friendly
walking paths--over 20 walking paths in Boston that are smooth Residents and existing walking clubs may sign up by
surfaced, stair-free, with parking close by. Wednesday, August 25 in person at Boston Centers
for Youth and Families locations, or by reaching
To view a list of Age Friendly walking paths, visit Renee Frechette at the Age Strong Commission at
boston.gov/agefriendlywalks 617.635.4168 or renee.frechette@boston.gov.
or call Age Strong at 617-635-4366.
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10 Benefits of Joining a
Walking Club
Socialize &
re-connect with
folks after Covid
Walking can help Meet other older
alleviate stress, adults & neighbors in
depression & anxiety your community
Walking can Walking can help
help with lower blood pressure
weight loss & cholesterol
Walking can help Walking helps
slow down mental build strong muscles
decline from aging & bones
Walking can help Walking can help
aid digestion, alleviate arthritis pain
circulation & sleep By joining the Joy & lower blood sugar
Walks challenge,
you are eligible
to win prizes!
18 SENIORITY | Summer 2021 SENIORITY | Summer 2021 19In Boston, we Age Strong.
As part of the Health and Human Services cabinet, our mission
is to enhance your life with meaningful programs, resources, and
connections so together we can live and age strong together in Boston.
We can help with: Call us for more details at 617-635-4366.
Access to Information and Benefits: Volunteer Opportunities:
Community Advocates connect seniors to a comprehensive array of We operate volunteer programs in impact driven work across the city:
resources, benefits, and information. We can: • RSVP matches seniors with valuable volunteer opportunities in Boston.
• Assist with applications for public benefits like Supplemental • The Senior Companion Program matches seniors with homebound
Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and fuel assistance. persons who need assistance.
• Ease the process of applying for, and receiving, Medicare benefits. • Senior Greeters volunteer their time to greet guests of City Hall.
• Assist older adults access several tax relief exemptions • Senior Property Tax Work-Off Program: Qualified senior homeowners
and programs like the Elderly Exemption 41C, Senior Circuit get the opportunity to work-off up to $1,500 on their property tax bill by
Breaker Tax Credit and more. volunteering for a City agency.
• Assist older adults with navigating systems including the aging
network and city services.
Housing:
Outreach and Engagement: The Age Strong Commission works to ensure that older adults are able
to find and maintain housing. We can:
The Commission organizes many events and programs throughout • Assist with housing applications.
the year. From large city-wide celebratory events to smaller • Connect older adults with other City and community agencies that
neighborhood focused gatherings, we engage with older residents can provide resources for home repair and other challenging situations
on many levels. like hoarding.
• Provide mediation and court advocacy.
Transportation: Alzheimer's and Caregiver Support:
We are committed to helping people continue to lead independent Know that you are not alone; we are here to support you. We:
lives by connecting them to transportation resources. We offer: • Host Memory Cafés, which are places where individuals
• Free wheelchair-accessible shuttles that provide door-to-door experiencing memory loss and their caretakers can meet in a safe,
service for non-emergency doctor’s appointments. Call social environment.
617-635-3000 for more information. • Provide referrals and offer workshops, training, and support groups
• Taxi Coupons at discounted rates. for those who are supporting an older loved one.
20 SENIORITY | Summer 2021 SENIORITY | Summer 2021 21Transportation Outdoor Safety
How to Buy Taxi Coupons Mosquito Bite
Did you know that our Taxi Coupon Prevention
program is back? Discounted taxi Source: Boston Public Health Commission
coupons are available for Boston
residents age 65 and older and persons West Nile virus (WNV) is a rare, but
with disabilities. Coupons can be used serious disease, most often spread to
in taxis licensed by the City of Boston. people by the bite of an infected mosquito.
Below are the eligibility requirements WNV is found in Boston mosquitoes late as November). People over age 50 are
and how to buy taxi coupons. every year during the summer and fall most at risk to experience serious illness if
months (June – November). Read this they are infected with WNV.
Step 1: Eligibility requirements Q&A to learn how to protect yourself
from mosquito-borne illnesses. What should I do if a mosquito bites
me? Both WNV and EEE are rare, and
We offer taxi coupons to Boston residents Coupons are also sold at sites across
Boston. To view the locations visit What diseases are spread by it is unlikely that you will get sick from
65 and older or disabled. Please show mosquitoes? Mosquitos in Boston a mosquito bite. However, you should
an ID showing your Boston residency. boston.gov/taxicoupons or call Age
Strong at 617-635-4366. can spread WNV and Eastern Equine contact your doctor immediately if you
Each coupon book costs $5, please pay Encephalitis (EEE). People can get WNV develop high fever, confusion, severe
with cash. Coupons don't expire. Each or EEE when an infected mosquito bites headache, stiff neck, or if your eyes
The Age Strong Shuttles are also another
resident may buy 2 coupons each month. them. Mosquitoes get these diseases by become sensitive to light.
resource for transportation. We provide
The coupons are valid for taxis licensed biting infected birds, but people cannot
Boston residents age 60 and older with How can I help prevent mosquito-borne
by the city of Boston. For a limited time get WNV or EEE from birds. Most people
free transportation within the City of bitten by infected mosquitoes experience illnesses? If you are outdoors from dusk
residents may buy 4 coupon booklets per
Boston to non-emergency medical no symptoms or mild symptoms, but to dawn, or in an area with mosquitoes,
month.
appointments and grocery trips, some can develop serious disease. consider these options to stop mosquito
with advance notice. We also have bites:
Step 2: How and where to purchase
wheelchair-accessible shuttles. Call us Do people in Boston get sick from
at 617-635-3000 to set up a ride. mosquitoes? WNV has been found in Use an EPA-approved repellent
Coupons are available at the Age Strong
Boston mosquitoes every year since 2000 anytime you're outdoors
Commission. Our office hours are
and has caused some people to get very
Monday through Friday, 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. Wear long pants, long sleeves and
sick. EEE is found occasionally in Boston
Our office is located at: mosquitoes. Cases of EEE in people are socks to reduce exposed skin outdoors
1 City Hall Square, Room 271 extremely rare in Boston, but can happen.
Repair torn screens to keep mosquitoes
Boston, MA 02201
Am I at risk? Mosquitoes in Boston outside.
are most active and most likely to carry
disease from July to September, but can For more information visit bphc.org or
spread diseases until the first hard frost (as call 617-534-5395.
22 SENIORITY | Summer 2021 SENIORITY | Summer 2021 23Contest
Mayor's Garden Contest The Buzz
Source: Boston Parks and Recreation Department
The annual Mayor’s Garden Contest
is a city-wide celebration of urban
The 2021 Age Strong Garden Category
finalists include:
Free Remote Worker Training
gardening, recognizing gardeners who have for Older Adults
landscaped, planted flowers, vegetables,
trees, and shrubs, helping beautify Boston's Operation Able, through federal funds from the
neighborhoods. Department of Labor, offers free training for older
adults who want to be remote workers -- working from
Part of Mayor Kim Janey's citywide home. Those 55+, who are unemployed Massachusetts residents, may apply for a
beautification initiative, the Garden Contest Janice Dunlevy, Dorchester 20-week virtual skills training, taking place online through video conferencing.
recognizes winners with the “Golden
Trowel” award, who will also be entered Training features setting up a secure home office, skill instruction on Microsoft Office
to win a grand prize of two roundtrip software, choice of subject-matter training in customer service, accounting, or medical
tickets on JetBlue for non-stop travel from office administration. Training also features instruction in online job searching, access
Boston. Additional support is provided by to technology, Wi-Fi, and technical support.
Mahoney’s Garden Centers and the Isabella Arlene Simon, Dorchester
Stewart Gardner Museum. Further, winners There are 2 cycles: one in fall and one in the spring. The first cycle starts on
who have won three or more times will be September 13, 2021. Contact Mark Gyurina, Chief Program Officer at Operation Able:
inducted into the Garden Contest Hall of mgyurina@operationable.net or 617-308-1947.
Fame.
The contest is for Boston residents who
are amateur gardeners. But, businesses and Maria Termini, Roslindale Hyde Park & Adams Street
other groups can submit in the “Storefront, Library Branches Reopen!
Organization, or Main Street District
Garden” category. Applicants may enter
one category each year. Two of our previously closed Branches have
reopened for in-person service! The Hyde Park
Gardens are judged on general appeal and Branch was closed for a $300,000 waterproofing
neatness, natural or formal layout, use of Nancy Thimble, Hyde Park and maintenance project, and the Adams
color plant material, variety and quality Street Branch was closed for an $18.3 million
of plants, and, sustainable features and reconstruction and redesign.
methods used to create the garden. The
awards ceremony will be in late August. For more information visit
For more information, visit boston.gov/ bpl.org/news or call 617-536-5400.
mayorsgardencontest or call 617-635-7275. Natalia Torbina, Fenway Victory Gardens
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right people there to
support you.”
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