Recording of the April 13, 2021 Events Committee Zoom presentation by David Shallcross of the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office describing the most common scams perpetrated against Seniors and how to avoid them.

Recording of the May 25, 2021 Events Committee Zoom presentation by David Shallcross of the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office regarding Identity Theft and how to avoid it.

What to do if you need a joint replacement and your health insurance doesn't cover it.  According to this article, you can get a hip replacement in Belgium for about $13,000, including hospital, rehab, and round trip travel.  The cost to have it done here could be over $100,000!

Marion is a veteran music arranger and composer who has spent most of his life in the music industry in New York. He won two Grammys and has many Golden Records. He has arranged and composed music for icons like Judy Garland, Kate Smith, Tommy Dorsey, Carole King, Sammy Davis, Benny Goodman, Count Basie, Eydie Gorme, Steve Lawrence and his longtime collaborator Tony Bennett. He orchestrated several songs for Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett. Marion is a resident of Regency at Northampton.

Terri Evans, Marion’s wife, assists him in the program. Terri is a vocalist and former Miss Alabama who attended Julliard School of Music, performed on Broadway and appeared on stages around the world. Marion and Terri have performed many programs in Bucks County.

Instead of "Dancing with the Stars," how about making music with the stars! In his distinguished six-decade career -- which includes Grammy Awards and dozens of gold records -- music legend Marion Evans has arranged and composed music for icons like Judy Garland, Kate Smith, Tommy Dorsey, Benny Goodman, Count Basie, Eydie Gormé and Steve Lawrence, Carole King, and Sammy Davis, Jr., as well as his longtime collaborator, Tony Bennett. Most recently, he arranged five songs on Bennett’s platinum-selling, Grammy-winning 2011 album “Duets II,” including “The Lady Is a Tramp” with Lady Gaga -- which led to his involvement on their new jazz album "Cheek to Cheek," which sold the most CDs in history on HSN in one day! Don't miss the opportunity to hear amazing stories on the music business from the man who has seen it all, and who continues to make musical history.

 

He also did commercials with Tony and Lady for H&M clothing stores and Lady GaGa's perfume! The PBS special with Tony and Lady Cheek to Cheek was a smash so that's why this is coming in!
 

Jim Kempner talks about his years in Cuba during the end of the Batista regime and the rise of Fidel Castro.

 

There are four parts:

 

Bob Gibson discusses his career in Major League Baseball as a pitcher for the Milwaukee Brewers and New York Mets in the 1980s.

Bernie Goldberg, an avowed Civil War "buff," discusses some of the lesser known characters and events of the Civil War.

Regency At Northampton choral group singing Lollypop, Lollipop

Regency at Northampton chorus singing "Standing on the Corner Watching All The Girls Go By" from Most Happy Fella.

Regency At Northampton Choral Group singing a medley of Golden Oldies.

Nathaniel Danciger as The Boy (Matt), Bill Brenner as The Old Actor (Henry), and Barry Wind as The Man Who Dies (Mortimer) in The Monarch Theatre Troupe production of "The Fantasticks."

Keith Kirkner as The Narrator (el Gallo), Bill Brenner as The Old Actor (Henry), and Barry Wind as The Man Who Dies  (Mortimer), in the Monarch Theatre Troupe production of "The Fantisticks."

Bill Brenner & Barry Wind as Henry & Mortimer in the Monarch Theatre Troupe production of "The Fantasticks"

Evie Shaffer's slide show of Regency Residents.

 

Mesmerizing!!!   Panoramas and 3D Tours of many of the Most Beautiful Places Around the World!  
 
Pick out any of the interesting location around the  world and click on it. A page will come up with a photo. In the centre is a circle with a triangle.
 
Click on the triangle. Now you get a full picture. If it's not a full screen, click on the 4 dots in the lower right corner.
Now with full screen, place your curser anywhere on the screen and slowly drag the picture in any direction you want. Left, right, up, down, slow or stop.  Most of them have a set of links on right side.  Hover over the link and it will tell you what it represents.  Click on the link and you will see the item.

 

Warning: The videos will not play on an iPad because it requires Adobe Flash.