CBS News Article by Tiffany Rizzo Wed, April 29, 2026 at 3:51 PM / Updated Wed, April 29, 2026 at 5:50 PM
The community has partnered with the Els for Autism Foundation to host the foundation’s Work Experience program, a 10-week initiative giving adults with autism spectrum disorder hands-on vocational training in a professional hospitality and healthcare environment. (WPEC)
CBS News Article by Tiffany Rizzo Wed, April 29, 2026 at 3:51 PM / Updated Wed, April 29, 2026 at 5:50 PM The community has partnered with the Els for Autism Foundation to host the foundation’s Work Experience program, a 10-week initiative giving adults with autism spectrum disorder hands-on vocational training in a professional hospitality and healthcare . . . Read More
By Town-Crier Editor April 17, 2026 Residents and staff of luxury senior living community Wellington Bay are celebrating a triumphant return from Raleigh, North Carolina, following the fifth annual Liberty Games. Held from March 23 to March 27, the multiday Olympic-style competition brought together residents from across the Liberty Senior Living communities for a week . . . Read More
Article: Palm Beach Post March 29,2026 Anne Beaver and her late husbandHarvey loved everything aboutSouth Florida when they firststarted visiting our tropical paradisewhile on multiple vacations in the1990s.So enamored were they of the region,when Harvey, a pediatric dentist, andAnne, a psychotherapist, retired fromtheir full-time jobs in West Bloomfield,Michigan in the early 2000s, they spentthe next . . . Read More
Wellington Bay residents enjoyed sun and seaside fun during Liberty Senior Living’s first Florida Beach Day, hosted alongside sister community The Carlisle Palm Beach. Inspired bya beloved tradition in Liberty’s North Carolina communities, the event welcomed residents from independent and assisted living along with team members for a memorable day by the water. Some residents . . . Read More
At Wellington Bay, residents play an active role in shaping the vibrant programming that defines daily life in the community. With a wide range of interests, residents are encouraged to share ideas and make requests which the team works to bring to life. The result is a dynamic calendarthat reflects the voices, talents, and curiosity . . . Read More
Residents of Wellington Bay proudly took part in one of their favorite annual traditions: the Senior Olympic Games. Launched by Liberty Senior Living in 2018 for its independent living communities, the Games are designed to stimulate movement, mental engagement, and meaningful connections. This year we introduced ALympics for Lisbet at Wellington Bay assisted living residents. . . . Read More
Wellington Bay residents and team members came together with heart and purpose to support the Alzheimer’s Association through our Purple for a Purpose initiative. A series of creative fundraising events invited participation and connection while raising donations. Residents indulged in all-you-can-eat at the Pancakes to Pickleball event, broke a sweat during the Pound for Purpose . . . Read More
Article: Palm Beach Post February 22,2026 Fred and Mary Louise Perry havealways lived an active lifestyle.The couple — who have beenmarried for more than 60 years andhave two children, four grandchildren,and two great-grandchildren — movedto Palm Beach County in 1976 whenFred, a longtime executive with IBM,came to work at the company’s thenheadquartersin Boca Raton. View . . . Read More
Source: Fit N Well By Lou Mudge published inFeatures November 9 , 2025 Yoga is great for the mind and body, with physical benefits ranging from improved mobility and posture to pain management and stress reduction. This flow, designed by instructor Melissa Jill Clark, founder of Alive with Melissa, has been created to help soothe an overwhelmed nervous . . . Read More
Source: Around Wellington November 1 , 2025 Written by: By Jaime Joshi Elder Indiana Jones and 87-year-old Kenneth Borow might be miles apart from one each other in terms of what they did for a living, the places they’ve been and the fact that Indiana Jones is a fictional character and Kenneth is a very . . . Read More
