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Council on Aging Board addresses vacancies as five terms expire June 30

Council on Aging Board notes two vacancies as five members' terms expire. The Board unanimously approved March 26, 2026 minutes at their May 28 meeting under Chairperson Ouida Dowd, with board members Sylvia Nobre-Hilton, Eleanor J. White, Alison Nastanski, Patricia Jeffries-Zukowski, Brandon

Council on Aging · Meeting of May 28, 2026

DARTMOUTH — Council on Aging Board notes two vacancies as five members' terms expire. The Board unanimously approved March 26, 2026 minutes at their May 28 meeting under Chairperson Ouida Dowd, with board members Sylvia Nobre-Hilton, Eleanor J. White, Alison Nastanski, Patricia Jeffries-Zukowski, Brandon Walecka, and Erik Johnson present.

DCOA Director Amy Dipietro reported that Program Coordinator Nancy Miller has resigned, with Kendra Rebello hired to replace her beginning June 1, 2026. Board members Brandon Walecka, Juraci Capataz, Alison Nastanski, Sylvia Nobre-Hilton, and Eleanor J. White will have terms expiring June 30, 2026, creating two vacancies effective July 1.

The kitchen renovation project has extended its general bid deadline to June 12, 2026, after several sub bid categories received no bids.

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Source: the Council on Aging meeting of May 28, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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