By David Washburn
Senior Voice 

It's official: Older Persons Action Group has moved

 

David Washburn/Senior Voice

Transport vehicles crowd the John Thomas Building parking lot on moving day in early May.

The Municipality of Anchorage has followed through on its plan to vacate occupants from the John Thomas Bldg., Older Persons Action Group's home for more than 40 years. The building, located on the outskirts of downtown Anchorage on the corner of Third Avenue and Cordova Street, was put up for sale in 2012, over the objections of the non-profit organizations residing in the building, and their supporters, including several members of the Anchorage Assembly. Organizations, including the Mabel T. Caverly Senior Center, began to move out, and six months ago, any remaining groups, including OPAG, were given six months' notice to vacate by the municipality.

David Washburn/Senior Voice

OPAG took up residence in the John Thomas Building in 1974. The building is now empty.

After considerable searching, OPAG located space in midtown. Move-in took place during the first week of May. The new address for OPAG is 3340 Arctic Blvd., #106. The phone number remains the same, 276-1059 in Anchorage, or toll-free statewide at 1-800-478-1059.

 
 

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