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The Amity Foundation for Healing with Horses - recently featured as a cover story for Orange Magazine - harnesses the therapeutic power of horses to help humans recover from emotional trauma. This video shows how the process works and why it’s important…especially today.  Sexual abuse, bullying, PTSD.  Here’s how horses can help. The Foundation offers an effective alternative to traditional therapies. Its services are available at low or no cost to those suffering from PTSD and other severe traumas.

Scandal abounds in Shakespeare’s hilarious, biting comedy about lies, courtship and the chaos created in pursuit of true love. The famous bantering lovers, Benedick and Beatrice, trade barbs while matching wits (and hearts) in this celebrated romantic romp!

Please join us for a screening of "Dulce Esperanza: WAMC at 60", produced by Grandvue Productions and filmed under the direction of John Borst.

Whether you are currently enrolled in Medicare or will be in the future, this presentation by Gregory Tarris will give you a better understanding of how the program works and what your options are:

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Come learn basic poses and breathing techniques; suitable for all levels.  Please bring a yoga mat.

Come by and join in the fun!  We will have a number of popular board games available, or bring one of your own!  Suggestions are always welcome!  Board games teach critical thinking, strategic skills, keep minds sharp and are just plain fun!  No registration necessary; this program is for adults.

Library for All provides monthly interactive programs that welcome adults with disabilities to make crafts, create art, play games and explore the library.

Celebrating New Years,

Learn about the history behind the New Years Celebration by reading books about New Years and making a Chinese New Years dragon mask.

To register for this program, please call Jody DeGroat or Laurie Angle at 845-986-1047 ext. 3. Participants must be accompanied by a caregiver who will stay with them throughout the program.

Library for All provides monthly, interactive programs that welcome adults with disabilities to make crafts, create art, play games and explore the Library.

Learn the history behind the New Year celebration by reading books about New Year's and making a Chinese New Year's dragon mask. To register for this program, please call Jody DeGroat or Laurie Angle at 845-986-1047 ext. 3. Participants must be accompanied by a caregiver who will stay with them throughout the program.

Get help with the basics: create an email account, make the most of your battery life, learn how to send email attachments, and ask questions. For more information, check in at the Help Desk.

Get help with the basics: create an email account, make the most of your battery life, learn how to send email attachments, and ask questions. For more information, check in at the Help Desk.