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FEATURED STORIES 45th Anniversary Exhibit – Fifth Display Opening: Well-being & Community: The Good Life at Pennswood (concluding with Shadowlands, a short play written about our founders) See All Five Opening Videos (click here) Click Picture to WatchClick the lower right corner for full screen view. | Use “ESC” key to exit full screen. Move
One of the remarkable things about our community is the talent and creativity of our residents. Theater, music, literature, lectures, sports, travel, and more beckon us to come out and play. The community generates dozens of activities and events every month both on and off campus. A Sampling of Activities: The video below is of
LOOK FOR THE RED BINDER A bright, red 3-ring binder is now available in the Pennswood library to orient you to the 173 books written by resident authors. Thanks to our “readers” (Sally Burkman, Pat Cautilli, Louise Dunham, Gaby Kopelman, Judy Toohey, Karolyn Tucker) and our editor (Kathy Hoff), you can now quickly peruse a
Hank Martin and his wife Edie moved to PV in 1998. Edie died in 2010, Hank died in 2020. Hew was a cartoonist who’s work appeared in the New Yorker for over 35 years.
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