The Knox County
spin department just issued a release, noting that more seniors are taking
advantage of the senior centers, and that attendance has increased by 37,000
visits in the last five years – an increase of almost 50 percent.
(The release, however, never
says why.
I figure the fine
folks over there in PR office were looking for things to do. Heh.
I suppose, though,
that's better than their counterparts in some of the other local spin
offices. Their motto? “Why bother.”
But I digress.)
According to the
release, almost 113,000 seniors used the centers last year compared
to 75,000 in 2008.
"Senior Director of Community Outreach Hemal Tailor and the staff and volunteers at our centers continue to provide great service to our senior citizens," county Mayor Tim Burchett said. "Operating top-notch centers is one way we are able to show our seniors just how thankful we are for all they do and have done for Knox County."
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