Fox Hill Village

02/20/2026

02/18/2026

Fox Hill Village residents were connecting to a warmer place this weekend by creating "Sailor’s Valentines" with seashells from Sanibel Island, Florida 🐚

Sailor’s Valentines originated in the 19th century (circa 1830–1880). These intricately designed, glass-fronted keepsake boxes were filled with carefully arranged seashells and purchased by sailors from local artisans—most notably in Barbados—to bring home to their wives and sweethearts as tokens of love. Moments like these remind us how creativity brings people together and sparks great conversation. 🦊🐚

02/10/2026

Fox Hill Village is grateful for the many partnerships within the and its town employees, including , NP, MSN, the Public Health Nurse. Kevin recently presented at our monthly Resident Meeting to inform residents about the role of a Public Health Nurse and how he works collaboratively with our Fox Hill Wellness Team to help keep everyone safe, informed, and feeling their best! 🦊🏥

02/07/2026

Happy Day 1 of the winter 2026 Olympic Games from the residents of Fox Hill Village!

02/05/2026

When Ray Seymour, Fox Hill Village Director of Engineering, decided to build a tree terrace, he was careful not to leave a big footprint. Instead, he built the floor around a tree so it could continue growing undisturbed. The result is a peaceful retreat for residents and trail walkers to enjoy. It invites everyone to pause, take in the sights and sounds, and connect with nature. Thank you, Ray and team, for spending several weekends building this beautiful treehouse. It’s truly a labor of love and a generous gift to the community.

02/03/2026

Our Winter Wonderland Tea Party was made extra special with these sweet treats! Residents enjoyed cupcakes topped with a swirl of creamy snow-blue frosting, white chocolate-covered strawberries sprinkled with festive flair, and, of course, mugs of fresh-brewed tea.

From the elegant presentation to the delicious flavors, every bite added to a cozy afternoon filled with lively conversation and warm smiles. It’s moments like these that make Birch Grove feel like home.

01/31/2026

Congratulations to Ronan DaSilva on being named Fox Hill Village Employee of the Year! Ronan is one of our fantastic, skilled cooks here at FHV. Executive Chef Joe Mazzola praises Ronan for his “work ethic, culinary skill, and ability to meet the demands that go with operating in a professional Kitchen.” Ronan enjoys the interaction he gets to have with the wonderful residents of FHV on a daily basis and the opportunity to work in clean, well kept food service areas. Thank you Ronan, for your dedication and service, and for making such delicious food for all to enjoy! Congratulations! 🦊👨‍🍳

01/29/2026

When Larry and Gabriella Coburn moved to Fox Hill Village in 2022, they were following in the footsteps of Larry’s parents. Like his parents before him, Larry had many long-time friends who were residents of Fox Hill Village and who continue to provide a strong support network. With family nearby and the chores of homeownership behind them, Larry and Gabriella are enjoying life on their terms, both at Fox Hill Village and in the greater community. "We really appreciate that we can be ourselves here without feeling the pressure to conform to a particular lifestyle,” says Larry. Read more about this second-generation couple in our Spotlight post: https://www.foxhillvillage.com/news/enjoying-life-on-their-terms-larry-and-gabriella-coburn/

01/27/2026

Exciting Event at Fox Hill Village!
We were honored to recently host a live Zoom Q&A with Marty Baron, award-winning journalist and former editor of The Washington Post and The Boston Globe, alongside political reporter Alison King, who facilitated the discussion live from our auditorium.
Residents submitted thoughtful questions, and Marty shared insights on the latest headline-making news stories, as well as his experiences leading two of the nation’s top newspapers during a challenging time for print media.
It was an inspiring session full of behind-the-scenes perspectives on journalism and the ever-changing media landscape! 🦊📰✨

01/23/2026

Fox Hill was pleased to support and attend a Parkinson's Awareness Panel event at the Sharon Council on Aging last Thursday. We had 40+ people attend - it was an incredible turnout! Movement disorder specialist Dr. Suja Sadasivan and Parkinson's Foundation staff members Kyle Meingast and Stefany Scliopou all spoke, along with Bob DePeron, who generously shared about his experiences of living with Parkinson's.

As the second most common neurodegenerative disorder after Alzheimer's and the fastest-growing neurological condition globally, Parkinson's and awareness of it is increasingly important to the global conversation about aging. 🦊

01/21/2026

Researchers have found that people who regularly feel or express gratitude are healthier, happier, and more socially engaged. Whether you keep a gratitude journal, mentally name a few things you’re thankful for each day, or let someone know how much you appreciate them, practicing gratitude offers many benefits.

Benefits of practicing gratitude:
- Improves mood
- Lowers stress
- Strengthens social connections
- Encourages empathy and enhances self-esteem in others
- Builds resilience
- Improves overall health

Practicing gratitude creates a culture of appreciation and positivity. The benefits can be felt by everyone it touches.

How to develop a grateful mindset:
- Start each day with appreciation and intention.
- Keep a gratitude journal to reflect on moments, big or small, that bring joy.
- Share words of gratitude with family and friends who may need encouragement.

What are you grateful for? Share in the comments below.