Photos from Joyce Koch and Ann Davie
The 3000 District held a get together Saturday afternoon, August 14. Folks brought a snack to share and a drink. While many enjoyed catching up with their neighbors, some also enjoyed playing with water baloons


Photos from Joyce Koch and Ann Davie
The 3000 District held a get together Saturday afternoon, August 14. Folks brought a snack to share and a drink. While many enjoyed catching up with their neighbors, some also enjoyed playing with water baloons
Following the lifting of the mask mandate in Prince George’s County for vaccinated individuals, Collingtonians gathered in the reopened Ivy Bar Friday night May 28 to celebrate.
By Dennis Evans
This is an analysis of email addresses at Collington and email traffic on the Collington-Discussion Google Group.
Email Addresses: There are 379 entries in the August 2020 Telephone Directory that have contact email addresses. The Photo Directory of the same group of residents has 463 individual photographs. Overall, 76% of the units have email contact addresses and 24% have no email contact address. In the Apartments about 40% have email addresses. In the Creighton Center about 30% have email addresses.
The Collington-Discussion group was formed May 19, 2016. The number of conversations (common topic, many with multiple email responses) posted per year were: 2016=453; 2017=1381; 2018=1591; 2019=1676; 2020=4230. During the Covid-19 visiting restrictions the number of post more than doubled.
Of the 463 (100%) residents listed in the August 2020 Telephone Directory, 283 (61%) were members of the discussion group. From April 27-August 2, 2020, 167 residents (59% of members of the discussion group) posted 3705 emails to the discussion group. The distribution of emails is shown in the graph. The top 25% of the discussion group emails are sent by 4 individuals. The bottom 25% of the emails are sent by 225 individuals. There are 125 individuals who sent no emails during the report period. There is no way to tell how many of the individuals read the emails that are sent.
“Cybersecurity for Older Adults”
is a video presentation By Dennis Evans,
Technology-Communications Chair, discussing:
Cybersecurity Best Practices for Older Adults
Quiz: Can You Spot an Online Scam?
Top 5 Hottest Senior Cyber Scams
Cyber Attacks: What Makes Me Vulnerable?
References / Free Software
Contact Dennis if you have any questions.