After a journalist takes an interest in eighty-five-year-old Jean Warner’s experience as an enemy code interceptor during World War II, Jean reflects upon her past, which was often challenging and painful. Jean relives her experiences during the war when she was in the Women’s Army Corps and did grueling secret work deciphering enemy Morse Code
Genealogy research can generate a lot of information. Certified Genealogist Barbara Northrop will offer some pointers on how to keep your paper and digital files organized. Class is from 10:30-noon, followed by optional help session from 1:00-3:00pm. Register at rvgslibrary.org. See Classes and Events>Genealogy Week registration.
Shepherd's Dream and co-sponsor Creatively Speaking continues the exquisite "Assemblages," lovingly created by Nani Pacal...together with the seasoned long-time weaving of Thalia Keple...throughout the month of September. Thalia incorporates her hand forged metals and beading ornaments, by weaving them into her wall hangings, necklaces and earrings. Open daily Tuesday 10:30a-5:00p, Wednesday -Saturday 1030a-5:30p and the
The German Interest Group meets regularly on fourth Tuesdays. It is a hybrid meeting meeting, in person at the library and online using Zoom. The emphasis will be on tools and tips for finding and researching German ancestors and also for Germans trying to find relatives who emigrated. In some months, the first part of
In Crush Nicholas O’Connell provides a behind-the-scenes look at the daily operations of some of the world’s most prestigious wineries on the West Coast. This insider’s view of the wine world includes the intense competition for the best grapes, the bizarre lingo of the tasting rooms, and the visionary winemakers who magically transform grapes into
In "Crush" Nicholas O’Connell provides a behind-the-scenes look at the daily operations of some of the world’s most prestigious wineries on the West Coast. This insider’s view of the wine world includes the intense competition for the best grapes, the bizarre lingo of the tasting rooms, and the visionary winemakers who magically transform grapes into
“Finding attentional sovereignty in an age of digital distraction.” This is the tale of our time. As implied by the name of the presentation, we currently have an immature relationship to technology that is guided by naivete, selfishness, and addiction. Whether it’s weapons of mass destruction or distraction, they are expressions of our collective lack
Ancestry.com offers one of the largest genealogical databases in the world. Rich Miles will help you understand how to search the database and offer tips and tricks for finding the documents your are looking for. The morning class from 10:30-noon will be followed by an optional hands-on help session. Free for all. Register >rvgslibrary.org >
Shepherd's Dream and co-sponsor Creatively Speaking continues the exquisite "Assemblages," lovingly created by Nani Pacal...together with the seasoned long-time weaving of Thalia Keple...throughout the month of September. Thalia incorporates her hand forged metals and beading ornaments, by weaving them into her wall hangings, necklaces and earrings. Open daily Tuesday 10:30a-5:00p, Wednesday -Saturday 1030a-5:30p and the
Each Wednesday from noon to 1:00 pm, the KSC Sanctuary will be open to all for meditation. We invite you to come and meditate quietly in your own way.
Sitting in a relaxed state for 50 minutes and allowing the energies to assist a person.
Some ten years ago, spurred into action by students at Ashland High School, among others, Mayor John Stromberg and the Ashland City Council establishment of a citizen committee assigned to develop a climate plan for the city. Ultimately titled the Ashland Climate and Energy Action Plan (CEAP), this was passed unanimously by the city council
(It’s free)
