Office for Aging

Lisa Schuhle, director of Broome County Office for Aging, is on Southern Tier Close Up to update work to make communities in the county "Age-Friendly."

Vendors and individuals are needed for snow and ice removal for older adults in Broome County for a fee.

Coupons redeemable for food at area farmers markets will be distributed at Broome County senior centers starting next week.

Broome County plans to apply this summer to join the AARP Network of Age-Friendly Communities.

Broome County officials indicate they are not beyond terminating a contract with Aramark Corporation which provides meal services.

While dangerous wind chill temperatures grip the area, the Broome County Office for Aging is offering advice for older adults.

Southern Tier Close Up to deals with the challenges faced by people who are caring for loved ones.

Broome County is putting out a call for volunteers to help senior citizens with snow removal this year.

Lisa Schuhle, who has been with the Office For Aging since 1986, will serve as the acting director.

The New York State Office for Aging is recognizing an Endwell woman as this year’s Older Volunteer of the Year.