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News & Press

The Center (formerly the Duxbury Senior Center/DSC) is proud to be a place where older adults thrive — through connection, learning, support, and community-wide partnerships. Over the years, local and regional publications have highlighted our programs, events, and the people who make this work meaningful.

Note: You'll see references to "Duxbury Senior Center (DSC)" in many older articles — same organization, new name as we step into 2026.

The Center at 10 Mayflower Street, Duxbury MA — home of the Duxbury Council on Aging

Featured Coverage

A few stories that best capture the heart of The Center — our impact, innovation, and community role.

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Scaly and Slithering Species Visit The Center

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What’s in a name?

Read about our name change in the Duxbury Clipper.
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Giving a Care

The town has received a $135,424 grant from Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital-Plymouth to fund a new Mental Health Navigator position over the next three years, ...
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Livable Duxbury Kicks Off Year 2

The Livable Duxbury Task Force introduced its draft Year Two Action Plan during two public comment sessions held in late September at the Duxbury Senior ...
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Giving a Care

The town has received a $135,424 grant from Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital-Plymouth to fund a new Mental Health Navigator position over the next three years, ...
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Livable Duxbury Kicks Off Year 2

The Livable Duxbury Task Force introduced its draft Year Two Action Plan during two public comment sessions held in late September at the Duxbury Senior ...
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Town expands Care Solace program to all residents

The town has received a $135,424 grant from Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital-Plymouth to fund a new Mental Health Navigator position over the next three years, ...
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A Passing Grade

The Livable Duxbury Task Force has completed the first year of its four-year mission and gave itself a grade of B+ for all it accomplished ...
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An update on the Livable Duxbury Task Force

The Livable Duxbury Task Force (formerly the Age and Dementia Friendly Task Force), chaired by Kevin Mullins, recently completed its first year of operation focusing ...
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A picnic by the bay

A brand-new ADA-compliant picnic table will be installed at Shipyard Lane Beach, thanks to a community effort led by resident Penny Herlihy and the Livable ...
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February vacation is time for a different group of seniors to attend shop class

It was a quick transition between two generations, one happy to be free, the other happier still to be back. Not long after Duxbury High ...
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Charcuterie for Halloween

By Maureen Herrmann for The Duxbury Clipper Read the Full Article →
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Something great came out of the pandemic: this group of 8 friends who are now like family.

By Sue Scheible for The Patriot Ledger Read the Full Article →
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This South Shore senior center has gardens for farm to table meals

By Sue Scheible for The Patriot Ledger Read the Full Article →
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Plans for the Generations, Age & Dementia Task Force presents their to-do list.

By Susanna Sheehan for The Duxbury Clipper Read the Full Article →
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Duxbury Clipper, Swifites get it together all over town

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Making Housing Diverse

By Susan Hunter for The Duxbury Clipper Read the Full Article →
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Changing How and Where we live, Task Force brings housing proposals to Planning Board

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Age and Dementia Task Force Presents To Do List

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Task force on Aging is almost ready to report

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Mystery man

It was a quick transition between two generations, one happy to be free, the other happier still to be back. Not long after Duxbury High ...
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Press Inquiries

For media inquiries or to request information about The Center’s programs and community initiatives, please contact us through our website contact form or call The Center.