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Boston Seniors: Aging Strong - 4:49

with Emily Shea on Boston's Age Strong Commission

Posted Jun 03, 2019

Boston's aging population, like the nation, is growing. Commissioner of Boston’s Age Strong Commission, Emily Shea, discusses enhancing the lives of people 55+ with meaningful programs, resources, and connections so everyone can age strong in Boston.

Hosted by: Jenny Johnson Produced by: Greater Boston Newsmakers Team

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