Cornwall Affordable Housing Committee Meeting – Zoom
VirtualIf you would like to attend this meeting as a listening member of the public, please contact: jmullen@northwesthillscog.org for the Zoom meeting details.
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Heat and Eat at UCC
Soup, Roll and Treat. UCC in conjunction with Suzie's Sweets. Pre-order only, pick up at UCC Parish House, February 26 (orders due by February 19.) Pick up orders between 5:00 and 7:00. $12 per serving. Call 80-672-6840 or email office@uccincornwall.org.
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Technology and Artificial Intelligence with Ed Greene and Frederic Jenny – Zoom
Register through library website: cornwalllibrary.org.
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Cornwall Association Meeting – Zoom
Monthly Board and members - and guests - meeting. More info @ www.CornwallAssociation.org or email us at info@CornwallAssociation.org
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Author/Editor Talk: Elizabeth Kolbert and Gillian Blake – Zoom
VirtualWriter Elizabeth Kolbert will speak with her longtime editor, Cornwall’s own Gillian Blake, about the process between writers and editors, as well as the contents of her new book Under a White Sky: The Nature of the Future. A much anticipated follow-up to her Pulitzer Prize-winning last book, The Sixth Extinction, this just released publication [Read More...]
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Winter Birds in our Backyards Part II – Zoom
VirtualJoin Sharon Audubon Naturalist, Bethany Sheffer, in the second installation of a two-part program on winter bird feeding. However, since spring will be fast approaching, they will discuss how participants can create a self-sustaining bird buffet for their feeder birds using native plants in their landscapes! This program will also cover the protocol when finding [Read More...]
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Dr. Bernard LaFayette: The Kingian Legacy of Non-Violence from Selma to 2021 – Zoom
VirtualCosponsored by the Bushnell-Sage Library, Cornwall Library, Hotchkiss Library, Norfolk Library, and the Scoville Memorial Library in collaboration with the Connecticut Center for Nonviolence Dr. LaFayette is one of the last of a legendary generation of Civil Rights era activists. From Freedom Rider to the Selma-Montgomery march, LaFayette protested, was beaten, and arrested 27 times. [Read More...]
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