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Center for Active Living Advisory Board approves March minutes, plans November business expo

Plymouth's Center for Active Living Advisory Board approved March minutes and advanced programming for a new Healthy Aging Business Expo on November 3, 2026. Director Cheryl Jones reported March visits surged to 5,696, up 1,600 from February, and highlighted strong attendance at the debut Slainte

Center for Active Living Advisory Board · Meeting of April 9, 2026

Plymouth's Center for Active Living Advisory Board approved March minutes and advanced programming for a new Healthy Aging Business Expo on November 3, 2026. Director Cheryl Jones reported March visits surged to 5,696, up 1,600 from February, and highlighted strong attendance at the debut Slainte Irish musical performance and Dr. David Grace's Medical Matters presentation, which prompted installation of a water station.

The board backed plans for GATRA 2.0 transportation service expansion, funded through Senator Fernandes' earmark, with a soft launch expected shortly and a June ribbon-cutting gala. The board also discussed an ADA grant application for accessible bathroom upgrades.

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Source: the Center for Active Living Advisory Board meeting of April 9, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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