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Hear it from those who know best.
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RiverWoods residents Mimi Adams and Ann Tarbox sharing a laugh. |
Choosing a retirement community is a big decision to say the least, but we've found that the decision making process is easier when you can talk about it with RiverWoods residents who have been in your shoes. That's why we're hosting a free luncheon featuring RiverWoods residents answering your questions and bringing important topics to each table. We call these Three-Course Conversations, and our next luncheon is set for April 12, 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM.
We highly encourage you to be our guest at this valuable luncheon and learn about life at RiverWoods from those who know it best.
Reserve your seat at the table by calling
Diane Burch at 603-658-3014 or feel free to get in touch by email.
We hope to see you soon!
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POSTCARDS FROM THE ROAD: Ski Trip - Bethel, ME
A lack of snow here on campus didn't stop this hardy group of RiverWoods residents from hitting the slopes at Sunday River. We can neither confirm nor deny the ages of some of the residents in this photo, but one of the skiers says that once they hit 80 years old- ski lift tickets- not to mention vacations and other adventures and trips, can be found "on the cheap!" This particular trip was part of the popular Road Scholar Alpine Skiing Program. (read more)
 | | A group of RiverWoods residents sent us a couple photos from their recent ski trip to Sunday River. |
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Ross Gittell shares economic outlook for NH
 | | Ross Gittell |
The same factors that make New Hampshire a great place to retire, also play a big role in economic recovery. That's according to Ross Gittell, Economist and Chancellor of the Community College System of New Hampshire. Gittell recently presented his economic outlook for retirement here at RiverWoods. Gittell said we can expect a slow recovery over the next one to two years. In the video clip below, Gittell explains why NH is well positioned for economic recovery. |
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IN THE NEWS: 121 years of marriage experience
 | | Bob and Carol Henrici a year before they were married. |
Two RiverWoods couples were recently featured in the Seacoast Seniors article, ' Respect is key to long marriage.' RiverWoods residents, Bob and Carol
Henrici have been ,married for 53 years, and Eileen and John Foley for 68. Both couples stressed the importance of caring, respect, compromise, and above all- family.
The article closes with quotes from Bob and Carol:
After all these years they're still interested in one another, still respectful, and still smitten.
"I think the biggest thing about Carol is she cares a lot about others... she's so generous." "He's a very, very loving husband," says Carol Henrici. "He always backs me up... helps me be a better person. I kind of worship him." To which Bob Henrici says, "I'll take that." |
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Resident Snapshot: Sharing his artistic talent
When Sal Allocco moved to RiverWoods, he brought brought a talent for art, gardening and making people laugh. Sal's art was recently on display here at RiverWoods and some of the photos from his art reception can be seen on our website by clicking here. (read more)
 | | RiverWoods Resident, Sal Allocco at his art reception (top) and in one of the on-campus art studios. |
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Gallup: Granite State of Mind is One of the Happiest!
 | | Elaine & Dan Priestley at RiverWoods with one of their grandsons. |
A new report from Gallup lists New Hampshire as one of the top ten happiest states in the country, and the only New England state on that list. The Gallop-Healthways Well-Being Index, ranks states based on factors including: Physical Health, Healthy Behaviors and Emotional Health, which included  how likely a resident was to say they smiled or laughed a lot yesterday, or whether they had a daily stress or worry. Western states joined NH in the top ten, while Hawaii hung onto the number one for a third consecutive year. Click here to view more on the State of the States. |
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RiverWoods is a active independent retirement community. RiverWoods holds an exclusive national accreditation as a continuing care retirement community (CCRC). Founded by seniors, our Charitable non-profit continuing care retirement community offers an independent living lifestyle catering to active seniors. Independent seniors will find opportunities to become involved, and the assurance of excellent health care when and if it is needed.
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Barbara Boley, RiverWoods Resident |
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Be our guest
for the next
One of the most helpful ways to find out about RiverWoods is to talk with the people who live here.
At this free upcoming lunch event, each delicious luncheon course will bring a different RiverWoods resident and a different topic of conversation to your table.
WHEN:
Thursday, April 12
11:30am - 1:30pm
WHERE:
The Woods Campus at RiverWoods
Seating is limited.
RSVP by calling Diane Burch at
603-658-3014
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Opening Your Life by Downsizing Your Stuff
A free seminar on how to achieve more space in your life
WHEN:
Wednesday
April 18
10:30am - 1:00pm
WHERE:
The Boulders Campus at RiverWoods
Seating is limited.
RSVP by calling Diane Burch at
603-658-3014
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The Woods
Two Bedroom:
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| | Dogwood Floor Plan (click for larger image) |
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The Ridge
Two Bedroom:
 | | Magnolia Floor Plan (click for larger image) |
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Questions or Comments?
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John Morgenthau, RiverWoods Resident |
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