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The deadline to register to vote in the State Primaries (9/6) is coming up quickly on August 27th and WE CAN HELP!
We will be holding drop-in hours on Wednesdays 8/17, 12-2pm and 8/24, 5:30-7:30pm. We can help register, update your voter record, check your voter status, find election information and get your questions answered.
The deadline to register to vote in the State Primaries (9/6) is coming up quickly on August 27th and WE CAN HELP!
We will be holding drop-in hours on Wednesdays 8/17, 12-2pm and 8/24, 5:30-7:30pm. We can help register, update your voter record, check your voter status, find election information and get your questions answered.
Homeslice Puppetry will be here to run this more advanced version of a run-of-the-mill Sock Puppet class. This class teaches the basics of creating a puppet character, all the elements essential for this, and how to turn that into a puppet. Then students will learn to build a mouth plate and by using this plate as well as some foam for a “skull”, they will give their puppets a much greater range of motion and movement than an average sock puppet. Students will then proceed to create their characters and build their puppets bringing their socks to life! Ages 7 and up. Registration is required–register at the library in person or by calling us at 413-527-1031 or emailing us at youthdept@ewmlibrary.org.
Are you facing eviction? Navigating the complexities of the affordable housing system? Join representatives from Community Legal Aid (CLA) of Central and Western MA to learn more about their services related to housing, and the unique ways which these issues can affect Senior Citizens.
Note: CLA is unable to provide specific legal advice or to provide intake services at this event.