Volunteering and giving back to the local community are very important to many people who live at Linden Ponds. Residents have many opportunities to share their time and talents with people on the South Shore through programs and activities at the Hingham, Mass., community.
If you’ve decided 2017 is the year you want to sell your house, you have excellent timing. Housing markets around the country have been steadily on the rise for the last several years, and recent data is particularly encouraging for sellers.
If you’re considering moving to Linden Ponds, you’ll most likely first meet staff members from the sales and marketing department—and you’re likely to be impressed by the caliber of service you receive.
To maintain good health, you know you need to exercise, eat a balanced diet, and stay on top of preventive screenings. But did you know the time you spend playing cards with friends or going out for dinner with other couples could also contribute to your health and longevity?
Family stories can be passed down from generation to generation in conversation, but if you really want to preserve your personal history, you’ve got to write it down. That’s why a group of residents at Linden Ponds meets every other week to share stories they’ve written about their lives.
People who enjoy playing sports can connect with plenty of other athletic retirees at Linden Ponds, the Erickson Living community in Hingham, Mass. The community has a number of sports clubs and special events.
When Linda Nolan took advantage of the booming real estate market to sell her ten-room house in Quincy, Mass., last summer and move to an apartment at Linden Ponds in Hingham, she had an idea of what to expect from her new community.
Audrey and Michael Straight’s life together has been adventurous, to say the least.
They first met as children (he was 10, and she was 7) when Michael’s family rented Audrey’s grandparents’ house on Martha’s Vineyard. But then they went their separate ways only to be reunited later in life.
The early years
Aileen Harvey previously lived in a condo in Waltham, Mass., but after her husband passed away, she started thinking about moving to a retirement community. She had visited Linden Ponds, an Erickson Living community in Hingham, and liked what she saw.
