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Mary Wade's new skilled nursing center has just received approval from the City and State Department of Health to open it's new addition. on 12/07/10, thirty residents will be moved from the second floor to the new addition to make room for the contractors to begin renovations on the current nursing center, named The Kimberly Wing after John and Beatrice…

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I read the attached NY Times article and thought of the CSNA's efforts to reduce the speed of traffic in Fair Haven. We have numerous senior housing complexes in Fair Haven alone, Ruoppolo, FairBanks, RiverRun, and Saltonstall, in addtion to Mary Wade. Some of the planning ideas and programs could be expanded on here in New Haven and have the net effect of reducing traffic speed, in addition to other…

See coverage by the New Haven Independent:

http://www.newhavenindependent.org/index.php/archives/entry/malloy_wades_into_nursing_home_debate/

Traffic control, specifically speeding, has been a priority for the CSNA. I read with interest an article published in WSJ concerning the issue of mature citizens, their driving abilities, and associated travel expense. I thought this article, which I have attached, might be an interesting resource to the community in relation to our concerns about traffic. This article might also be of interest to those grappling with the issue of driving and aging parents.

I also want…