Members of the Gloucester High School Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) Future Health Professionals club visited Heron Cove, an assisted living facility in Gloucester, last Thursday. During their visit, they decorated Christmas cookies, played games, painted nails, provided hand massages and participated in other activities with residents. The students used club funds to provide the cookies and cookie-decorating items to the facility, as well as donations of puzzles, coloring and activity books, coloring pencils, markers, crayons, hand sanitizer, lotion, nail polishes and nail polish remover. Shown above displaying their Christmas cookies were HOSA seniors, from left, Fundraising Manager Adison Belor, Volunteer Coordinator McKenna Mogush, and Co-President Leila Nester. Below, HOSA members pose in front of the facility’s outdoor Christmas decorations. They were, from left, Peasley Middle School Junior Ambassador Jocelynn Nester, seniors Secretary Peyton Humphrey, Amrarose Po...