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Athens, Community News Arbor Terrace of Athens hooks residents with fishing event

Summer afternoons are prime time for relaxing with a fishing pole, and this week the staff at Arbor Terrace of Athens gave residents a taste of those bygone days.

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Athens, Community News Arbor Terrace Athens Celebrate Independence Day

The Fourth of July is one of the biggest days of the year for Americans, and the nation’s birthday was a big one for residents at communities all across The Arbor Company. Arbor Terrace of Athens(Athens, Ga.) celebrated Independence Day for the week leading up to the holiday. The fun festivities, all of them safe, senior-friendly and socially distanced, included patriotic arts and crafts, games and an All-American cookout-style lunch with a menu featuring Coney Island hot dogs and Georgia peach pie.

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Senior Activities, Senior Life Senior-Friendly Fourth of July Activities in Athens

Georgia is no longer under a shelter-in-place order, and cities and counties are prohibited from shuttering businesses or ordering citizens to stay home. However, Gov. Kemp’s executive orders regarding COVID-19 make clear that all businesses must practice social distancing and other measures to keep patrons safe. The Department of Public Health continues to advise against gatherings of 10 or more people.

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Activities for Seniors 5 Senior-Friendly Activities Near Athens, GA

A few decades ago, Athens, Georgia, was a quiet rural town known for little more than the University of Georgia. But as admissions to UGA have become more competitive and property values have risen in the area, Athens has grown into a thriving and more desirable place to live. There are plenty of senior-friendly activities here, whether you're a quiet homebody looking for a change of pace or an adventurous soul craving your next thrill. Check out these great options.

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Resources for Senior Citizens What to Know About the Athens Community Council on Aging

Seniors know that sometimes the most effective help comes from a community of like-minded people, not from a distant agency with little connection to the people it serves. The Athens Community Council on Aging was founded in 1967 by seniors, for seniors. It remains true to its mission today, using peer support to help seniors and connect them to a vast array of local and regional resources. Here’s what you need to know about this beloved community institution.

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