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Aging in Watertown

Aging in Watertown

Find Out About Aging Well in Watertown at a Housing Forum

By Guest Writer | April 20, 2017

The Town of Watertown will host a forum on different options for those looking to remain in town as they age. The town sent out the following information:
Aging Well in Watertown: Housing Forum
Thinking of moving? Downsizing? Modifying? Learn what’s available in Watertown as we, and our loved ones, age.

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