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What's New?
Associate Membership
Designed for people age 55 or older who are not living at Broadmead, the Associate Member Program offers an opportunity to enjoy some of the many programs and amenities of the Broadmead campus. It is a great way to explore the community as a retirement option and to get better acquainted with the current residents.
Members of the program are invited to many of the community's activities and programs, such as aquatic classes, yoga, musical programs, lectures, movies and participation in resident groups such as the Writers Group, Book Discussion Group, Bird and Nature Study, etc.
For a complete brochure about the Associate Member Program, please contact Lisa Mainolfi at (410) 584-3390 or execadmin@broadmead.org.
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The excitement is building as we witness the construction of Cluster W - due to be completed in December of 2008. This new group of apartments includes 9 one and two bedroom apartments, some with dens. Overlooking the watershed area, these apartments have a slightly larger footprint than existing apartments, as well as a cathedral ceiling in the great room, a larger kitchen and beautiful views. For more information about Cluster W, please contact Karolyn Huffman at 410-785-7715 or 410-584-3388.
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Upcoming Resident Events
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Worship at Broadmead |
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Every Sunday at 11am - Friends Meeting for Worship
1st Wednesday at 10:30am - Episcopal Communion
2nd Wednesday at 10:00am - Catholic Mass
3rd Wednesday at 10:30am - Presbyterian Communion
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November |
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Dudley Clendinen, "Retirement Home" humorist |
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Piatigorsky Foundation Musicians |
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General election polling location |
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"Life and Loss: the process of grieving and what do do about it," Dr. Pat Fosarelli, Ecumenical Institute of Theology. |
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"A response to Violence in Kenya and Central Africa," David Zarembka, Coord., African Great Lakes Initiative, Friends Peace teams |
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"Letters from the Court of Sun King, Enacted," Elborg Forster |
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Jonathan Palevsky and his classical guitar |
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"Let's Dance" with the George Hipp Trio |
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"Let's Sing" with Herb Merrick at the piano. |
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"Climate Change: Its Challenge to Food Sufficiency," Dr. Robert Lawrence, Director, Center For a Livable Future, Bloomberg School of Public Health, Johns Hopkins Univ. |
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Vespers with Rev. David Eisenhuth. |
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Bryan MacKay - Local author of books on hiking, professor at UMBC |
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"The Supreme Court Decisions and Guantanamo Detainees," Robin Clark, J.D., Assoc. at the Center for Health and Homeland Security, U. of MD Law School |
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Kathleen Sander, Author of the biography of Mary Elizabeth Garret |
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Harvey-Munger Duo - Classic piano and violin |
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Bolshoi Ballet - Raymonda. Opera video. |
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December |
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Molly Edgar from the Walters Art Museum |
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Brown Memorial Children's Hand Bell Choir |
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"Green Building and Global Climate Change," Patricia McBee, a Quaker who has become a spokesperson for "green" building. |
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Let's Sing with Herb at the Piano |
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"Understanding Autism at Home and at School," Paul Livelli, PhD., Dir of Autism Educ. Series, Sheppard Pratt Health System, and Stephanie Savick, parent of autistic child. |
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Fritz Briggs, art teacher on watercolors and beyond |
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Family Matters
Friends Circle
Broadmead residents looking for a little extra help around the house can now call Friends Circle at Broadmead to schedule companionship, gardening, shopping, laundry, bookkeeping, and chore services. Also available is help with bathing and dressing, medication reminders, and morning/bedtime care. Friends Circle is a program of Friends Care Community Services, a
501(c)3 affiliate of Broadmead. For more information, visit the website at www.friendscircle.org or call (410) 527-1900, ext. 3304.
Holly House Guesthouse
Family and friends can extend their visits by booking a room in our guesthouse. Holly House, built in the late 1700s and on the inventory of the Maryland Historical Trust, is conveniently located next to the Broadmead Center. Guests enjoy comfortable rooms, private baths, and breakfast in the Coffee Shop for only $48/night. For more information or to reserve a room, contact Lisa Mainolfi at (410) 584-3390 or execadmin@broadmead.org.
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