British women were working on cracking the German Enigma Machine at Bletchley Park while American women were secretly working towards the same goal. Thousands of women volunteered as WACS and WAVES or worked as civilians to break both the German & Japanese codes. These women helped shorten the war and save lives by code breaking. Continue reading American Women Code Breakers of WWII

*In- person registration opens 10/15/25 with payment by check or EXACT cash only *Cost is $25 for AARP members; $30 for non-members *Checks payable to AARP with your AARP # written on the check *Registration confirmed with payment *Bring driver’s license & AARP card to class *Lunch break with delivery from local eatery (pay individually Continue reading AARP 6-Hour Safe Driver Course

Design a festive Boxwood Tabletop Tree for the holidays with the creative guidance of Betsy Sharo from Merritt Florist. In-person registration required, along with a $20 materials fee to confirm attendance. Registration opens Nov. 3rd. Bring clippers, scissors & wire cutters. Space is limited!   SNOW DATE * 12/11/25Continue reading Create a Holiday Boxwood Tabletop Tree

Just Say Yes to Fruits & Vegetables is a SNAP-education nutrition program aimed to help adults improve and enhance their nutrition in an affordable way. Each class includes a fun interactive lesson, cooking demonstration, samples to taste, fresh produce to take home, and fun incentives. Free giveaways & recipes provided! Space is limited. Registration opens Continue reading Just Say Yes to Fruits and Vegetables: Stretching Your Dough

Immerse yourself with the calming vibrations of crystal bowls for a deeply relaxing and meditative experience. Let the sound waves wash over you, promoting feelings of peace and well-being. Please bring yoga mat and an open mind. Chairs are provided if needed. Registration required for each program. Presented by: Certified Sound Healing Therapist/Reiki Master Practitioner Continue reading Sound Bath Singing Bowls

Emily Warren Roebling was the surrogate chief engineer who “saved” the Brooklyn Bridge. She became known as the “Silent Builder” and saw the bridge to its completion in 1883 when engineer husband and son died. She became the first person to officially cross the bridge in her carriage with a rooster on board for good Continue reading Emily Roebling- The Woman Who Saved the Brooklyn Bridge