At Darien Senior Program, Talk on Getting Rid of Clutter

What’s Coming at the Darien Senior Center

Closing Time: Library Closes 6 PM Friday, Senior Center for Week of Aug 17-21

Seniors

By David Gurliacci | March 13, 2016

Seniors

By David Gurliacci | February 14, 2016

Community Organizations

By David Gurliacci | August 6, 2015

At Home In Darien, in partnership with the Darien Senior Program at Mather Center hosted their second annual Lunch and Learn on Friday, March 3. The program was held at the Mather Center, 2 Renshaw Road from 11 to 12:30 p.m., 87 Darien seniors and Darien Senior Program members enjoyed the free presentation. The guest speaker was Matt Baier, owner of Matt Baier Organizing, LLC and member of The National Association of Professional Organizers. Mr. Baier’s presentation included all aspects of clutter and why it’s harder to get rid of clutter today, where to begin to get rid of items, strategies for letting go of things, and how to prevent piles of objects from building up in your home. He showed a series of “before and after” photos, revealing the furniture and decor often hidden under piles of accumulated things.

Events in upcoming days at the Darien Senior Center:
WALGREENS PHARMACY: DIABETES
Wednesday, Feb. 17 at 12:30 p.m. — Darien Senior Programs 2 Renshaw Road
Did you know that as you get older, you have a greater chance of getting type 2 diabetes? You have a greater chance of getting diabetes if you are age 45 or older, are overweight or obese, or have a family history of diabetes. (National Institute of Diabetes) A Pharmacist from Walgreens Pharmacy will be here to discuss some simple lifestyle changes that will help you prevent or manage Diabetes. THE BEAUTIFUL TAVA!

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Will the last person leaving Darien please turn off the lights? If anything more closes in or around town, they’ll start rolling up the sidewalks: The latest closures to be announced are a Friday night (Aug. 7) shutdown of Darien Library and a weeklong closure of the Darien Senior Activities Center (Aug. 17 to 21.)

You may have noticed the highway traffic or even in-town traffic lightening up, and you may have heard about the Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles closing for next week to do a computer upgrade. A major paving project on Interstate 95 is also ongoing at night.