The Future of Hearing Technology Has Landed! (Jan. 19, 2023)

The Newark Senior Center Computer Club invites you to a ZOOM and IN-PERSON talk, entitled “The Future of Hearing Technology Has Landed!” by Linda Heller, President of the Hearing Loss Association of Delaware. It will be held on Thursday, January 19th, 2023 from 1:00-2:30pm at the Newark Senior Center, 200 Whitechapel Dr, Newark, Delaware 19713 in Classroom 1.
 
Ms. Heller will discuss the new FDA, federal classification of Over-the Counter (OTC) hearing aids, how to buy them and discuss other technologies that will build on hearing aids to help people hear better. Please join us for this informative talk! There will be a question and answer period at the end of the talk.  Here is the notice and ZOOM link below:
 
** zoom link removed for security reasons, please contact Feta Fernsler via the contact us page or Linda Heller for the link. **
 

Honey company with a deaf workforce creates a buzz in Point Breeze

Kelly Nolla communicates with sign language to owner Jon Mosholder at Bumbleberry Farms.  Picture credit - Post-Gazette.

Jon Mosholder didn’t set out to be a honey farmer. That was his mom’s dream, when she left her job as a health care consultant to start Bumbleberry Farms 11 years ago.

Though Karen Mosholder had just a couple of hives in her Somerset backyard, she had a knack for concocting artisan honey cream spreads. 

Her son pitched in here and there, packing orders when he was on break from Rochester Institute of Technology, where he studied business administration and also, later, while working in finance for various companies in Pittsburgh. 

But he couldn’t imagine making a career from honeybees and the thick, golden honey liquid they make from nectar. Sweet, but no thanks, he said.

Read on at https://www.post-gazette.com/life/food/2022/12/27/bumbleberry-honey-xfactory-point-breeze/stories/202212210123.