In high school, Ryan Vaughn took care of children in an after-school program the YMCA ran in a local elementary school in Connecticut. He met a single dad of four boys there. One day, the dad happened to mention he was launching a food truck business. “We became friends,” Ryan recalls. “I worked on the […]

Everyone has a story to tell, author John Sheirer told roughly 30 aspiring writers at our Glenmeadow Learning program last week. The leader of “Writing Your Life: An Author’s Tips on Crafting a Memoir,” John told those who gathered at Bay Path University that, when told well in memoir form, those stories don’t simply chronicle […]

Jennifer “Jenn” Velasquez has a diverse role in her full-time work with Glenmeadow at Home. One day, she might provide comprehensive care to a resident of the life plan community; on another, she may find herself in a hallway in a home in Greater Springfield, sorting through hundreds of shelved books. That’s because Glenmeadow at […]

Democracy in America is broken. That was the general opinion from the panel of political experts we gathered to present “The First 100 Days: Governing Across the Great Divide” at Western New England University last week. The program, offered through Glenmeadow Learning, took a close look at President Donald Trump’s actions in office thus far—and […]