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Waterford Public Library, 49 Rope Ferry Road, Waterford, CT
, 06385
Introduction to Microsoft Word 2007 – Learn basic word processing functions. (Basic knowledge of computers is recommended.) Registration is required; (860) 444-5805.
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First Niagara Bank, 724 Boston Post Road, Madison, CT
David Baker of First Niagara discusses today's mortgage options. Q&A session follow presentation.
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Sacred Heart University, University Commons, 5151 Park Avenue, Fairfield, CT
, 06825
FAIRFIELD, Conn. – Students in Sacred Heart University’s Master of Arts in Communication (MACOMM) program will host the inaugural SHU Media Exchange on Tuesday, May 29, in the University Commons on SHU’s Fairfield campus at 5151 Park Avenue. The evening begins with a reception at 6 p.m. and a panel discussion at 7 p.m.
A forum solely produced by this graduate-level class, SHU Media Exchange will encourage an open dialogue between the public and leading media professionals via a moderated panel and networking event. This year’s theme focuses on the expansion of Connecticut’s “Creative Corridor” and the rapidly emerging media industry in our state.
Education/Lectures
Chester Meeting House, 4 Liberty Street, Chester, CT
Panel of Master Gardeners discusses cultivating raspberries, nutrient dense gardening, growing vegetables, shade plants and more. Wine and cheese served.
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Hagaman Memorial Library, 227 Main Street, East Haven, CT
, 06512
Come to a free workshop on LinkedIn: LinkedIn is a business-related social networking site. It is mainly used for professional networking. LinkedIn is similar to Facebook, but is used by professionals and business people. LinkedIn can be very useful when looking for employment. You can post your resume on your LinkedIn page and use your account to connect with businesses and organizations you may be interested in working for. Ms. Valensi-Lauper will go over how to register for an account on LinkedIn, and how to use the many tools available on the site to network with business colleagues an other professionals.
Jaki Valensi-Lauper is an experienced social media user and instructor, and is host of her own local talk show, Jaki’s Buzz. Check out Jaki's website at www.jakisbuzz.com/newSite/.
Education/Lectures
Scranton Memorial Library, 801 Boston Post Road, Madison, CT
Michael Harris presents "The Ecology of Happiness," a discussion about happiness and its context.
Education/Lectures
Public Library of New London, 63 Huntington Street, New London, CT
, 06320
Have you ever wanted to learn meditation but didn’t know how or where to begin? Dr. Matthew Raider, former faculty member of University of Connecticut Medical School and coordinator of the geriatrics curriculum for the Middlesex Hospital Family Medicine Residency Program, will give a free presentation about the health benefits and calming effects of meditation; free and open to the public; (860) 447-1411.
Education/Lectures
Tri-Town Youth Services, 56 High Street, Deep River, CT
Includes presentation on the effects of alcohol and other drugs on the developing teen brain. Membership on the Council is open to all who live or work in the tri-town area who are concerned about substance abuse and interested in its prevention.
Education/Lectures
Essex Town Hall, 29 West Avenue, Essex, CT
Features talk by Tom Howorth titled "Gentrification Versus Historical," addressing the conflict between gentrification and loss of cultural identity in historic areas.
Education/Lectures
Blackstone Memorial Library, 758 Main Street, Branford, CT
Students of the Connecticut Experimental Learning Center (CELC) host a living museum at which the public is invited to meet and speak with Dr. Albert Einstein, Pythagoras, Dr. Maria Montessori, President John F. Kennedy, and others.
Education/Lectures
First Congregational Church of Madison, Angela Hubley Hall - Town Green, Madison, CT
All gentlemen from ssex to East Haven older than age 60 invited. Luncheon includes barbecued beef brisket, baked beans, succotash, cole slaw, corn bread, coffee, tea, and apple cobbler. Charles Fischer dicuses "The Nature of the American Revolution.
Education/Lectures
Lyme Art Association, 90 Lyme Street, Old Lyme, CT
, 06371
Join two renowned instructors for a dynamic two-day course structured to help the beginning painter overcome any apprehensions of painting outdoors, yet also provide the experienced artist with a refreshing set of tools to improve their individual style. An inspirational and encouraging environment will be established, fostered by friendly critique and advice, with individual attention and an emphasis on demonstration and the basic principles of design, value, and color. The prevailing goal of the weekend will be to approach painting as a fulfilling and enjoyable experience; a learning process that allows you to grow as an artist and individual!
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VFW Post 2096, 85 Lovers Lane, Madison, CT
Free wills and estate-planning documents provided to veterans and their spouses.
Education/Lectures
Centerbrook Meetinghouse, 51 Main Street, Centerbrook, CT
Program showcases community action among local organizations and individuals as neighbors helped neighbors cope, recover, and rebuild after flood.
Education/Lectures
St. John School, 42 Maynard Rd., Old Saybrook, CT
, 06475
St. John School of Old Saybrook will conduct an open house for prospective students on June 3, 9:30-11:30 a.m. St. John will host a high school planning session from 8:00-11:00. There will be representatives from Xavier High School, Mercy High School, St. Bernard School, and Holy Family Academy to provide information and answer questions to help prepare students for their future. St. John school provides children with academic excellences with a Roman Catholic foundation that prepares students with a competitive advantage to be successful in scholastics and in life. For more information please call 860-388-0849.
The Knights of Columbus are also holding their annual pancake breakfast from 8:00-11:00 at St. John School. This event is open to all to enjoy eggs, pancakes, bacon, sausage, melon, juice, and coffee for the low price of $5.00 adults, $15.00 per family, and $4.00 children and seniors