While the COVID surge keeps the CBN/RI Senior Center closed for now, out friends at the Carter Burden Network has some online activities for you.
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The Carter Burden Network announces two new programs for the Senior Center, next week…
CBN wants to help you age gracefully and get better sleep while you’re at it. The Roosevelt Island Daily News More from the Roosevelt Island
On Saturday, Eileen Fisher Renew was a Roosevelt Island Smash
Eileen Fisher Renew, an event brought to Roosevelt Island by the Carter Burden Network, was a smash hit. Asked about the results, CBN director Lisa
Roosevelt Island’s gettin’ some style – Free from Eileen Fisher Renew
Style is coming Roosevelt Island – Free! – on Saturday, thanks to Eileen Fisher Renew and the Carter Burden Network. All ages welcome. You just
On Monday, open doors welcome a return to semi-normal for Roosevelt Island Seniors
The Carter Burden Network (CBN) announces a return to semi-normal for Roosevelt Island Seniors as RISC reopens on Main Street. By David Stone The Roosevelt
Roosevelt Island Senior Center Stirs with Grab & Go Frozen Meals, Starting Monday
Last week, the Carter Burden Network announced that Grab & Go meals would return on Monday, May 24th. Operating twice each week, it’s the first
Starting March 24th, Carter Burden Network Caregivers Support Group
Beginning March 24th and continuing weekly, the Carter Burden Network offers a conference call for caregiver support.
Over 1200 vaccinated, this weekend, at the Senior Center, big win for Roosevelt Island
With over 1200 vaccinated, this weekend, Roosevelt Island scored a big community win. It closed out with demand so high on Sunday, organizers had to
Breaking News: Roosevelt Island Senior Center Is A Vaccine Site, This weekend
Collaboration between the Carter Burden Network, Roosevelt Island Disabled Association and Walgreens is delivering Johnson & Johnson one dose vaccine on Saturday, March 13th, and
Poor judgment again leads the way in PPF recommendations
The Roosevelt Island Common Council’s public purpose fund recommendations for 2021 are riddled with poor judgment. So much so, anyone could have drawn straws at random and done better.
