Adult

Meeting of The CTAP Job Club run by Gregg Knowles,

Allison Petrus-Wilkins will lead a discussion on "Once We Were Brothers" by Ronald Balson. Copies are available at the Library.

Join Renata Marinaro, LMSW, Director of Health Services, for an informational workshop regarding the Affordable Healthcare Act. The program is for both business and individuals and will offer clear guidance on how to navigate the new landscape of healthcare in New York State.

Author Fran Cox, author and editor Anita Page, publisher Lois Karlin and cover artist Judy Pedersen will discuss their roles in the collaborative journey that led to the publication of the mystery anthology Family Matters, a collection of twenty short crime short stories written by members of the New York/Tri-State chapter of Sisters in Crime.

Join us for a talk on setting limits and being the parent you want to be.
Family Central is a grassroots movement based in Warwick and dedicated to safeguarding childhood and supporting family life. We are committed to raising awareness of the unique challenges of parenting in today's world. Come share your concerns as well as your hopes for what we can do together while helping to establish a community-wide parenting resource. For further information, contact Beverly Braxton at 205sun@gmail.com.

Join educator Mary Krauze of Conscious Parenting for a conversation about how to reclaim and preserve "family time" and childhood for our families and community.

Family Central is a grassroots movement based in Warwick and dedicated to safeguarding childhood and supporting family life. We are committed to raising awareness of the unique challenges of parenting in today's world. Come share your concerns as well as your hopes for what we can do together while helping to establish a community-wide parenting resource. For further information, contact Beverly Braxton at 205sun@gmail.com.

This workshop will focus on media and technology with the goal of shedding light on the challenges and solutions to parenting in our media-saturated world.  Family Central will provide some highlights of the current research on this topic, followed by a short question and answer session.  Participants will then meet in small groups to begin addressing their concerns and sharing information, ideas, and strategies.

In this four-evening program we will engage in a penetrating discourse on the true nature of the mind, investigate the blocks and pathways toward personal growth and spiritual awakening, and participate in guided group meditations. Attendance at all four sessions is strongly encouraged.

Books are available for checkout at the Library; new members are always welcome.