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Rochester Senior Activity Center under new management, activities in full swing

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Matt Wyatt

Since opening its doors under the Recreation Department in April 2022, the Rochester Senior Activity Center has hosted more than a dozen new programs and events.

With over 150 members, the program already has participation comparable to long-standing programs such as Summer Camp and Swim Lessons. The Recreation Department also introduced a Senior Membership to help better connect seniors with recreation activities.

Programs include painting sessions, educational presentations, trips, and a variety of fitness activities. Membership is open to Rochester residents and non-residents and is not required for all programs.

To learn more about Senior Programming, visit Rec.RochesterNH.gov, visit the RASC during drop-in hours or call (603) 332-4120 ext. 0 with questions.

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