CAMBRIDGE TIMES WINTER 2022: ILLUMINATE!!!

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CAMBRIDGE TIMES
WINTER 2022
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CAMBRIDGE RETIREMENT LIVING

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CAMBRIDGE MANIFESTO
Our beliefs on home, health, and senior care.
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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR
Sometimes all it takes is a light in the dark to
illuminate the path before you...
MEET OUR NEW STAFF!
Learn all about Kimberly, Aimee, and Vickie! Our new
Executive Directors!
NEW YEAR'S ADVICE
Cambridge Pointe has all the best advice to kick off your
2022 year!
BATTLING THE WINTER BLUES
Cold weather can bring the Winter Blues. Here are
some tips to staying healthy and happy this season!
WINTER RESPITE STAYS
Are you in need of a vacation, but have a loved one who
needs care? Check out our short term stays!
RECIPES FROM THE HEART
Our Cambridge Crew shares their favorite wintery
dishes to make your season bright!
FALL BACK INTO FALL
A look back on our favorite Fall-tastic memories!
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WINTER HO-HO-HOLIDAYS!
See some of our favorite moments of this holiday
season, featuring residents all across Cambridge!
RESIDENT FEATURE
Meet Irene Otolinsky, Cambridge Ebensburg's
legendary NICU nurse!
RIVERVIEW RENO
Never before seen side-by-side photos of our one
million dollar renovation!
Stay in the know
of all things
Cambridge!
Follow us on
Facebook or at
cambridgeliving.org
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DONATION STATION
Our Cambridge Cares initiative was in full swing this
Winter, thank YOU for making it possible!
UPCOMING EVENTS
Donation Drives, Friendly Competitions, Easter fun
and MORE this Winter and upcoming Spring!

CONTRIBUTORS
Michael Locurcio | Chief Operating Officer
Cheryl Carnes | Vice President of Operations and Compliance
Kathleen Frickanish | Regional Sales Manager
Lance Knickerbocker | Marketing Manager
Hanna Gaffney | Assistant Marketing Manager
our staff
CAMBRIDGE RETIREMENT LIVING
OUR LEADERS
Melissa Roell | Cambridge Warren Executive Director
April Adams | Cambridge Ebensburg Executive Director
Michelene Gianacopoulos | Cambridge Riverview Executive Director
Aimee Grayson | Cambridge Pointe Executive Director
Monica Popham | Cambridge Corry Assistant Executive Director
Kim Jones | Cambridge Hillside Executive Director
Vickie DeZardo | Cambridge Creekside Executive Director
STAFF
Pam Main | Cambridge Warren Activities Director
Laura McCoy | Cambridge Corry Activities Director
Carol Dietscreek | Cambridge Ebensburg Activities Director
Brandice Schriver | Cambridge Pointe Activities Director
OUR PLACES
Cambridge Warren
706 Penn Ave W
Warren, PA 16365
(814) 723-8300
Cambridge Falls
599 Norwood Dr.
Wampum, PA 16157
(724) 359-5990
Cambridge Ebensburg
4848 Admiral Peary Hwy
Ebensburg, PA 15931
(814) 472-6868
Cambridge Corry
771 East Columbus Ave
Corry, PA 16407
(814) 664-4691
Cambridge Hillside
400 4th St
North Charleroi, PA 15022
(724) 483-5818
Cambridge Creekside
1275 Lincoln Ave
Charleroi, PA 15022
(724) 489-1562
Cambridge Pointe
160 Chapel Rd
Beaver, PA 15009
(724) 728-6257
Cambridge Riverview
100 Narrows Rd
Larksville, PA 15931
(570) 719-0763
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our beliefs
We believe in home, that it should be a place of comfort,
rest, and security. We believe families are sacred—the ones
we inherit and the ones we create. We believe in seeking
balance between productivity and rest and learning to find
contentment in both. We believe in human kindness and
the power of working together to accomplish big goals. We
believe in courage, in moving past comfort zones, and honestly
seeking knowledge from mistakes. We believe that each
day is a gift and miracles are visible if only we look for them.
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COVID-19
update
Cambridge Retirement Living continues to remain
vigilant in our pursuit of the health and safety of our staff
and our residents in the face of COVID-19 and its variants.
Our restrictions too, remain the same, under the
guidance of the PA Department of Human Services,
and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid services.
Masks must be worn, hands must be washed, and social
distancing is to be maintained whenever possible.
But we are so thankful for the resilience and kindness
of our residents and their families as we broach
new ways to reunite everyone as safely as possible.
We so enjoyed our fall and winter events and look forward
to sharing new springtime memories with you soon.
We will continue to closely monitor the requirements
and restrictions to stay Covid Safe, but for now
let’s continue to find ways to safely convene!
We have missed you deeply, and we know our
residents are grateful to hold you close again!
For more information on our
COVID-19 policy and restrictions
please scan the QR code to visit
our website!

illuminate.
Dear Reader,
My family celebrated Christmas early this year. Or – let me
put it another way – we did a Christmas thing much earlier than
we usually do. We look forward to the holidays as a much needed
light at the end of the year.
The day after black Friday we accepted an invitation to see
A Christmas Carol: the Musical in a small town up the river from
where we live.
My wife is an amazing actress. She has tons of interesting/
talented friends who work on stage and on TV.
A friend of hers, Noel, is an extraordinary dancer. I’ve seen
her work at professional theatres up and
down the east coast, doing everything
from acrobatic ballet to show girl chorus
line ups.
She’s a joyful person, always the
first to dance at any party the moment
music comes on.
So when she invited us to see her
show – this curious “musical” version
of the Dickens winter classic – we
immediately said yes without really
having any idea of what we were in for.
Truthfully, we were willing to
see just about anything after the long
pandemic break.
We love live shows. The community
theatre element was especially alluring.
Community theatre shows are stocked
with local people, typically amateurs or weekend players.
Even professional shows with professional actors can unravel
in unpredictable ways.
When the pond is stocked with weekend players a world of
mishap can open with the curtain.
Who doesn’t love a good mishap?
But things went smoothly. The costumes were strong. We
saw dozens of dads with their kids upon the stage, singing hearts
out and clearly sharing moments neither would ever forget.
We watched Ebenezer Scrooge and Bob Cratchitt and Tiny
Tim and the whole pageant unfold before us with wonderful
songs and music.
And we watched Noel dance her heart out as the ghost of
Christmas future – the spirit Scrooge feared most of all.
Later, outside the theatre, we caught up with Noel, who told
us she’d taken the gig without pay.
My jaw dropped. Noel and her husband are newlyweds. Her
husband isn’t working because he’s studying twelve hours a day to
become a lawyer.
I was sure they needed every dime – especially around
Christmas.
And yet Noel had chosen to dance each night as an act of
charity. Not only for performances,
but she had faced hours of rehearsal,
hours away from her family, with no
expectation of anything in return.
She had shared her talent with
people without any thought of herself
at all. Just as the ghosts of Christmas
revealed the way forward for our favorite
changed Miser, she illuminated the age
old path to the real gifts of the season.
It was a generous gift. If the
show itself hadn’t brought me into the
Christmas Spirit, this news surely did.
I was so moved not only by
Scrooge’s Christmas Eve change of heart
but also by Noel’s selflessness that I
ordered a dozen copies of A Christmas
Carol by Charles Dickens to give away
as Christmas gifts.
As the days grew shorter, and Christmas neared I thought
often about Noel and her act of charity. I am still thinking of it and
I’m making plans for how I might follow Noel’s example next year.
This issue of Cambridge Times is dedicated to all the people
in our communities, like Noel, who go the extra mile to make the
holidays brighter for others.
I hope in the midst of another difficult year you and your
family find comfort and warmth in these pages. May they aid you
in appreciating all of the bright good things that light the winter
path ahead.
And may God always bless us, everyone.
-Lance Knickerbocker
Cambridge Times Editor
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Say hello!
And meet the new Executive Directors of our Cambridge Communities!
meet vickie.
Our new Executive Director of Cambridge Creekside
Vickie DeZardo hails from Monessen, PA and started working with
seniors over eight years ago! Once she started working with residents
she absolutely loved it. The best part about working with seniors?
That they become part of her family. "They just want to have
your attention, and to know someone cares for, and loves them".
Her favorite thing to do for them is to make sure that they know
Cambridge is their home, and that she'll be there to make them feel
safe, comfortable and happy during their stay. Vickie is the proud
owner of a sweet Chihuahua named Squeaks! Welcome Vickie!
meet kimberly.
Our new Executive Director of Cambridge Hillside
STAFF FEATURE
STAFF FEATURE
Kimberly Jones grew up in Pricedale, PA! She became a CNA in 2003
and worked for long/short term care for 14 years and then in skilled
and dementia care. She graduated in 2017 as an LPN and worked
home care, and medical surgery before becoming a Palliative Care
Nurse. She loves working with seniors and hearing all about their
wonderful stories, experiences and humor. Kimberly loves the ID
channel and watches it religiously, to the point where she jokes
that her boyfriend may be worried about her vast knowledge of
mysterious disappearances! Kimberly is a Dog Mom to two pups!
One Pomeranian and another Yorkie-Chihuahua mix!
meet aimee.
Our new Executive Director of Cambridge Pointe
Aimee Grayson is from Uniontown, PA! She absolutely loves working
with elderly, and strives to treat each resident as if they were
her family. She believes the elderly have a wealth of knowledge
that they love to share about their life experiences. And the smile
on their faces? The most rewarding thing ever. Aimee is another
Chihuahua owner! Her little pup is named Cupcake. When she's not
walking Cupcake or taking care of residents, Aimee loves painting
and watching movies at home. Welcome to the team Aimee! We're
so glad to have you on board.
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CAMBRIDGE WARREN
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Renovated
in 2020!
706 Pennsylvania Ave W
Warren PA 16365
Cambridge Warren, has been newly
renovated to enhance our members'
living experience. We take pride in
our quality of care, which includes an
in-house doctor visitation room and
attentive nurses. While we worry about
top of the line care for our residents, our
residents can spend their time deciding
if they want to watch a movie in our
movie theater, get their hair done, or hit
the activities room for some fun. They’ll
call it home; you’ll call it peace of mind.
To take a virtual tour and see why our residents love where
they live, scan the QR code with your smartphone camera.
You can also check us out on facebook!
VISIT US AT WWW.CAMBRIDGELIVING.ORG
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New Year's
Advice
Cambridge Pointe is full of some of the wisest folks
around! So for this year, instead of focusing on New
Year's Resolutions, Cambridge Pointe's activities
director Brandice asked them for their best advice!
While not everyone was truthful about their "years
of experience" we know they meant each and every
word from the bottom of their hearts!
It's amazing what we can learn from our wonderful
seniors. Just take a look at all of these fantastic bits
of advice to start your 2022 year!
-Sally
-Mary
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-Donna -Lillian -Ruby
-Nancy -El mer -Dennis
-Ivan -Helen -Lester
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EDUCATION ARTICLE
BATTLING
THE
WINTER
BLUES
Seasonal Depression or just the Gloomy
Weather got you down? Well we've got some
tips just for you!
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Do you find yourself feeling down
when the weather gets cold and gray,
especially when the excitement of the
holidays end? Some may just call this
the winter blues, while others may
be diagnosed with Seasonal Affective
Disorder. SAD is a type of depression
that comes and goes with the cold
season and affects an estimated 10
million Americans, with women four
times more likely to be diagnosed
with it than men. So whether you’re
battling SAD or just experiencing
sadness, we’ve got some tips and
tricks to help you tackle those winter
blues!
1. Keep active!
It’s hard to stay motivated while those fuzzy
sheets keep calling your name, especially when
it’s cold and gloomy outside. But if you can tackle
a half hour walk even a few times a week, you
are literally taking steps to reduce that feeling of
anxiety and depression!
2. Eat healthy.
Now that we’ve all enjoyed Nanna’s cookies,
and heaps of Papa’s roasted potatoes, it’s time
to focus on what you’re putting in to your body.
Nutritionists recommend getting foods rich in
antioxidants and vitamins. So take your apple a
day and drink plenty of water these cold months!
3. Vitamins!
If you feel like you’re not getting enough from
your diet, it may be wise to consider taking some
supplements. Studies consistently show that
vitamin D status drops in the wintertime, and
they’re at their lowest all the way into March!
So an extra boost of Vitamin D or Omega-3 could
help you stay healthy and happy. But talk to your
Dr. before starting any supplements!
4. Get enough sleep!
It may seem like a given, but even outside of the
winter months most adults are not getting enough
sleep! So be sure you’re staying rested to take on
the day. It’s recommended that you sleep “cool”
so you can always try adjusting your thermostat
between 60-68 degrees!
5. Try a Happy Light!
These helpful little lights can cost anywhere from
$15-$300. The Mayo Clinic says Light therapy
can start to improve symptoms of SAD or gloom
within just a few days!
6. Do what you love.
Focus on doing something you’re excited about
each day. Go back to indoor things you used to
love, like reading, making puzzles, baking, or
just staying in touch with your friends. With the
prevalence of Zoom, you can let your community
continue in these cold months to ease feelings of
loneliness!

WINTER
R E S P I T E
STAYS
With more restrictions being lifted, and life in Covid growing more manageable, many
families are eager to beat the winter blues with a vacation of their dreams. But many
families have parents and grandparents that are unable to travel. Luckily, Cambridge
Retirement Living has the solution for everyone’s Cabin Fever. Every single Cambridge
Community is now offering Respite Stays. These restorative stays last anywhere
from 7-90 days and offer an all-inclusive look at life in Cambridge while providing
an important opportunity to give caregivers a break and provide a chance for loved
ones to recharge in a safe and loving atmosphere. Your loved one will receive the
full amenities of being a permanent resident, including meals, movie theatres, crafts,
activities, TV, wifi, and more!
Respite Stay: Three Points
1. Improve Cognitive Function
Social activities keep seniors sharp and mentally engaged
2. Improve Physical Health
Rest and Relaxation can be as beneficial as connecting
with others
3. Boost Immune System
Studies show seniors who stay engaged with others, and
life around them, have higher levels of immune system
function.
If you’re looking to beat the cabin fever, consider a Respite Stay that spans
the whole of the difficult winter season. No snow shoveling at Mom’s, no
worrying about Dad on the icy driveway. They’ll be safe and cared for around
the clock by professional and caring hands.
Looking to SAVE this winter Season? Call Kathleen at
724-944-1088 for a SPECIAL DEAL on a 90 Day Stay, and MORE!
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WINTER
RECIPES
From the staff and residents of Cambridge
Sometimes the best gift is making holiday
meals together. So from our tables to yours
we'd like to share our favorite holiday recipes
with you to enjoy (or get you through!) this
chilly season!
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1. Cambridge Pointe:
Slow cooker beef and polenta! Activities Director
Brandice says this is the perfect dish to warm
you up on those chilly nights. Plus, it's a slow
cooker meal so you set it, and forget it! (Until it's
time to eat of course!)
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2. Cambridge Corry:
The BEST Roast Gravy,
from Resident Penny Vance! 1
pkg Lipton Onion Soup mix,
1 cup Italian Dressing, and
1 cup White wine are all it
takes to make the PERFECT
winter gravy! Thanks Penny!
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3. Cambridge Riverview:
The Grinch Punch! The perfect
festive holiday punch!
Sprite, Pineapple Juice, Hawaiian
Green Punch and
Lime Sherbert! A little bit of
flavored red sugar on the rim
of your glass makes it EXTRA
Grinchy!
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4. Cambridge Ebensburg:
Marshmallow wreaths (modeled
by activities director
Carol's nephew!) These sweet
treats are almost too pretty
to eat, but the best part is...
Carol tells us the recipe is
easy, and so fun to make!
Marshmallows, food coloring,
rice crispies and you're done!
4.
5. Cambridge Marketing:
Crispy baked salmon with
veggies! Coat it all in garlic,
butter, rosemary and lemon
and you'll have a one pan
meal to beat those nasty
winter colds! The best part is
it all bakes together right at
once. Easy and delicious!
5.
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Fallidays
Fall Back into Fall! This past fall was definitely one for the books! It seems like every memory
is more precious and more exciting than ever before, since we are finally able to participate
more! From Scarecrow Competitions, to Halloween Crafts, Thanksgiving treats, Chili Cookoffs,
Craft Fairs and MORE our Residents never cease to amaze us with their creativity and spirit.
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Fall Fun by the numbers.
1. 2. 3.
Cambridge Corry enjoyed window
painting, crafts AND Halloween
costumes! There were too many photos
to choose, but how could we resist this
sweet kitty cat costume!
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Cambridge Pointe, Ebensburg, Corry and
Riverview participated in Scarecrow
Competitions! Here's the winner at
Cambridge Pointe from Gallagher Home
Health and Hospice.
Cambridge Ebensburg went above and
beyond to honor their Veteran's this year,
thanks to the help of Penn Hospice!
They had a special service, brunch, and
certificates for their Veterans!
4.
Cambridge Hillside LOVES to decorate!
One of their favorite places to design for
the season is their welcome board! This
was their Fall-tastic November Design!
How cute is that scarecrow!?
5.
Cambridge Riverview hosted
Thanksgiving in a big way! With all
their tables pushed together, decorative
tablecloths, themed plates and of
course...AMAZING food! Delicious!
6.
Cambridge Falls hosted the TASTIEST
competition of the year with their Chili
Cookoff! A big congratulations to the
Winner Mitch Soles with his amazing
Chicken Chili! We all won that day!
For more Fall Photos, be sure to check us out on our Facebook Pages!
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WINTER
HO-HO-HOLIDAYS!
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3.
6.
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5.
1.
Cambridge Corry hosted the Clause's this
winter for some fun photos! It really got the
residents in the spirit. Just look at Kenny!
4.
Cambridge Creekside rocked around the
Christmas Tree with a live DJ at their Christmas
Party!
2.
Ebensburg made the most out of their Holiday
photo booth with residents and visitors,
including the Cambria Heights Chorus!
5.
Though nobody stayed awake until 12AM
Cambridge Pointe partied in the New Year with
noisemakers and the famous THREE pretzels!
3.
Santa came to town at Cambridge Riverview this
year! He passed out goodies and told each and
every resident that they were VERY good this
year!
6.
Cambridge Warren held a Christmas Day FEAST!
Paul and Dot donned their Santa hats for the
occasion! We loved it!
A special Congratulations to our Winter Facebook Contest Winner, Cheryl Carson!
Stay tuned for more Facebook Fun this Spring with our next Competition!
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meet
IRENE OTOLINSKY
When we approached Cambridge
Ebensburg’s activities director extraordinaire,
Carol, about writing our resident feature on a
resident at Ebensburg, she knew right away who
she wanted us to feature.
Irene (Renny) Otolinsky grew up in
Conemaugh, PA. For those unfamiliar, Conemaugh
is in a section of Johnstown PA, just about 20
minutes from our very own Cambridge Ebensburg.
Renny grew up, running about Conemaugh with
her three sisters, dreaming of who she would
become.
Irene went to school in Conemaugh and
attended church with her family at Sacred Heart
Catholic Church. Church has always been very
important to Renny, and she participated in mass,
the rosary, communion, and anything she could to
be involved and help out. Ask Renny, and ye shall
receive!
Her helpful spirit and heartwarming smile
turned heads everywhere she went. And she
eventually turned the head of Walter Otolinksy.
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"The best advice
I could give...just
comfort and cuddle
those little
babies that know
your touch!"
The two were married and Irene bore
four wonderful children, Walt, Vanessa, Tim, and
Marla. Though her husband is no longer with us,
her children live on as shining examples of Irene’s
love and care.
Irene loves her children more than life
itself, but her own babies were not the first she
cared for. As a young person Irene moved to New
York City to train as a nurse. She found her calling.
All the years of service and care had led to the
perfect career for our Renny. Her first job as an
RN was at the Neil Cliff Manor, but her hometown
called her name.
After New York, Renny returned to PA, and
worked at the Conemaugh Hospital. She stayed in
nursing for 38 years in the Neonatal Intensive Care
Unit (NICU), Regional Intensive Care Neonatal
(RICN), and ICU!
It wasn’t until 1988 that she finally retired.
But Irene was so loved that to this day, her photo
hangs on the wall in ICU at the Conemaugh
hospital. Irene is a legend in her own right, and
we are blown away by her dedication to precious
infant lives.
When we asked her about her love of
working in the NICU with so many children in
need of help she had this to say, “The best advice
I could give you…is that you don’t have to listen
to me at all! Just comfort and cuddle those little
babies that know your touch!”
Today Renny enjoys many things at
Cambridge Ebensburg. She loves her TV, cross
stitching, coffee, sweets, bingo, and her lovely
boyfriend Chuck. Renny also loves our Cambridge
Ebensburg photo booth, and her favorite thing
is when activities director Carol will dress her up
beyond recognition to take fun photos!
Cambridge Ebensburg is proud to host
such a kind and independent soul. Anyone who
meets Renny knows their life is better for it!
Thank you for sharing your story, Irene and
thank you to Irene’s family for their wonderful
photos and further information.
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R I V E R V I E W
RENOVATION
2020 brought us one of our most
stunning transformations yet! Cambridge
Riverview underwent a ONE MILLION
DOLLAR renovation to better the lives of
our residents and community members
of Cambridge Riverview! Fireplaces,
floors, bathrooms, living quarters, dining
rooms and more were updated, renovated
and made to shine! So we wanted to
share a sample of some of our favorite
transformations, and new designs at
Cambridge Riverview!
Some of our favorite before and after shots this holiday
season.
TOP: Our beautifully redesigned fireplace!
BOTTOM: Our gorgeous bright common area!
Our dining room was once much
darker. Now with fresh lighting, new
floors, and bright and airy furniture,
residents can enjoy meals in style!
The indoor front porch is an easy resident
favorite! The perfect spot to sit
and chat, especially when decorated
for the holidays.
Just one of our grand new bathrooms
being completely gutted and put back
together again with beautiful modern
tile, walls, furniture and fixtures.
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Cambridge Ebensburg's Warm Winter Wear Drive
- 2021-
Cambridge Riverview's Second Annual Coat Drive
- 2021-
Cambridge Ebensburg's Second Annual
Winter Wear Drive
- 2021-
DONATION
STATION
RECAP
The holiday season is a special time for gratitude, abundance,
light, and generosity! And for Cambridge Retirement Living,
that means we make time to continue our Cambridge Cares
initiative. This year we were once again blown away by all of
the wonderful contributions to our multiple Donation Drives!
Thank you so much to all who contributed. You made the
holidays warmer and happier for so many!
Cambridge Warren's Fourth Annual Sock Drive
- 2021-
Stay active in our
upcoming Donation
Stations by visiting
us on Facebook!
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winter 2022
upcoming events
ILLUMINATE
soup's on!
Cambridge Pointe and Anova Home Health and
Hospice are cooking up a brand new friendly
competition for our local business partners and
vendors! Join us
Wednesday 1/26
from 12pm – 2pm
to determine who has the BEST soup in town!
For more information please contact Kathleen
@724-944-1088.
Be sure to check out these major events too!
Ebensburg's Easter
Basket Drive!
From now until April 5th drop
off your Easter Basket Donations
with contactless delivery at
Cambridge Ebensburg! Contact
Carol @ 814-472-6868 for more
details!
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Breakfast with the
Easter Bunny!
Cambridge Pointe is hosting a
breakfast with the Bunny! Come
out April 2nd, 9:30-11:30am. Be
sure to call Kathleen @ 724-944-
1088 for more info and to RSVP
because space will be limited!
Happy Valentine's
Day!
Happy Valentine's Day to our
seniors! As a reminder, V-Day
falls on a Monday, February
14th! Don't forget to call your local
Cambrige to arrange a flower
drop off for Mom or Dad!

Cambridge Continued:
Each year Cambridge Retirement Living focuses on offering special events, competitions, donation stations
and FUN to our residents, staff and our surrounding communities. We are so honored to be a part of each
and every neighborhood and always strive to give back to those around us. Thank you for your continued
participation! We couldn't do it without YOU!
We hope you'll join us for all of the fun of the springtime season!
Food Bank Drive!
Cambridge Pointe is giving
back to our local food bank
by holding a Donation Station
this Feb! Donate canned/non
perishable goods to Cambridge
Pointe from Feb. 21st
– Feb. 28th. Call Brandice @
330-605-1062 for contactless
drop off and more info!
Facebook Fun!
Remember the pesky
leprechaun from last spring?
Well tune in to our Facebook
Pages for another Spring
Competition! Those who
wish to play need to keep
an eye on all 7 pages, and
comment on our special post,
to enter to win the prize!
Food Truck Fill Up
Calling all foodies! Cambridge
Ebensburg will once
again be hosting Food Trucks
starting this March! So if you
or someone you know would
love to get involved please
contact Carol @ 814-472-
6868 to participate as a food
trucker or a food eater!
Want to stay in the know about all
things Cambridge? Be sure to follow us
on facebook! We've got seperate pages
for Pointe, Falls, Ebensburg, Warren,
Creekside, Hillside, and Riverview. So be
sure to like and follow each page for the
most up to date information.
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