Tapestry is back this fall with more opportunities to connect with one another in a safe and friendly space. Joins us for an open, honest conversation about CHANGE: How we manage to keep moving forward when life shifts around us. Explore why change is hard. Share experiences with tough transitions and fresh starts.
This booklet was created by the Residents’ Council Conservation Committee, Summer 2026
Lunch Together with Charlestown residents on the second Monday of each month from Noon – 1:30 pm at the Café on Main, on Main Street, down the hall from the Fountain Hill Lobby desk.
Guidelines on Food Scrap Drop Off. September is Atrium Only and starting in October the balance of Restaurants
This FAQ provides many answers on how the Food Scrap Program Works
Tips on what does and doesn’t work when collecting food scraps
Currently Amazon is the best way to purchase compostable bags.
Tick bite information submitted by the Health Services Committee: (1) Article “Everything You Wanted to Know about Ticks but were
Afraid to Ask” By Joeseph Gagliardi, Health Services Committee and (2) Poster