Come to this workshop if you're looking for a new way to add or tie a scarf, accessorize in ways you've not thought of or turn up the volume on that little black dress (LBD)! Our own fashionista, Gail McKennit, and the fabulous team from Harvey's Treasure Chest Gift Shop will be on hand to […]
The Concord Municipal Light Plant (CMLP) is implementing a new billing system that will combine all town utilities: electric, water, sewer and internet on one bill. Join a CMPL representative to learn what the changes will be and what you can expect. The Rep will go over the new bill format and how to interpret […]
The Low Vision Support Group meets the last Wednesday of every month. On April 24 the meeting features open discussion and an opportunity to make suggestions for future low vision related programs. Your questions and shared experiences at the meeting always enhance the discussion. Call 978-318-3020 for more information.
The Lads from Liverpool - the most influential band in history, broke musical barriers and sold more than one billion records. Come to learn more than you might know and enjoy a multi-media program and performance that includes live music to explore the music of the 1960s, The Beatles and their influence on every area […]
The next meetings of the 50+ Job Seekers group is coming up. If you are age 50+ and looking for a new job, a new and different career direction or an encore career, this group can be of assistance to you. 85% of all jobs are found through networking and these meetings are lead by […]
April is Health Care Decisions Month. Is it time for you to explore health care choices, develop a plan and discuss the plan with your health care providers and significant others? Ann Schummers, geriatric nurse practitioner, will provide valuable information on the importance of respecting people's wishes, making your own decisions and how to ensure […]
Impressionist George Capaccio will entertain and teach you about the life and accomplishments of the author of the world's most famous equation, a pillar of modern physics, German born theorist and recognized genius ... Albert Einstein! This program is sponsored by Life Care Center of Acton and is free of charge. Please call 978-318-3020 to […]
The Korean War leads to a divided Korea: a democracy vs a communist dictatorship that continues today. John Gardella continues his monthly history series with this relevant and timely discussion. Please call to reserve your seat: 978-318-3020.
Betsi Mandrioli will lead you in sculpting, sanding and painting a 'bunny' in paperclay. It's fun, creative and results are great. Be sure to wear a smock or apron and bring your reading glasses! Your $25 fee will cover materials and you may pay in cash or by check made out to Betsi. Call ASAP […]
Expired or unwanted prescription medication and over-the-counter medications, vitamins, supplements and veterinary medications should never be disposed of by flushing them down the toilet or a drain. Although this method of disposal prevents accidental ingestion, it can cause contamination to the aquatic environment because wastewater treatment systems are not design to treat these substances. All […]
