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Do it yourself energy tips
Home Depot will present a program on useful and easy tips to save energy this winter Tuesday, Nov. 18 at 10 a.m. in the Baldwin Center Library. Store representatives will demonstrate new products that can make homes more energy efficient and save on fuel costs. Sign up at the main desk.
Newcomer's lunch at Baldwin
Anyone interested in going to the Center and would like to be shown around is invited to a Newcomer's Outreach Lunch at the Baldwin Center Thursday, Nov. 20, beginning at 11:30 a.m. Call Peggy Ford at 385-4050 in advance for reservations.
Toddler open gym registration
The recreation department will offer a toddler open gym program for ages 1 to 3 and their caregivers. The gym will be open for them to explore, play ballgames, climb through tunnels, run, jump, and make new friends. This is a free-play activity with a closing time circle. A caregiver must remain with the child. The class begins Thursday, Nov. 20 at 9 to 10 a.m. or 10:15 to 11:15 a.m. at Birdseye Complex. Registration is until Nov. 18 at the recreation department office at Short Beach Park or online at www.townofstratford.com/recreation. The cost is $25 per child for five weeks. Visit the town Web page for more programs, or call 385-4052.
Men's Club meeting Nov. 21
The Stratford Senior Men's Club at the Baldwin Center will meet Friday, Nov. 21, at 9 a.m. with guest speaker Ronald P. Comers, FBI special agent. All gentlemen, older than 55, are welcome to attend and learn about the group.
Historical Society meets
Robert Berthelson of Trumbull, will present an illustrated program "The President Did What? at the Stratford Historical Society meeting Friday, Nov. 21, 7 p.m. at Christ Episcopal Church, 2000 Main St. The meeting is open to the public and refreshments will be served. For more information, call 378-0630.
Thanksgiving Eve service
The annual townwide Thanksgiving Eve service sponsored by the Trumbull Interfaith Committee will take place Wednesday, Nov. 26 at 8 at Christ the King Church, (with many Stratford members) 4700 Madison Ave. Trumbull. Clergy and choirs from Trumbull congregations will participate. The Rev. Dr. John Sandel, director of the Pastoral Counseling Center of Trumbull, will be the guest speaker. Those attending are asked to bring canned food for Trumbull Social Services. A reception will follow.
Aquarobics class registration
The recreation department is offering aquarobics, a high-energy aerobic class with low-impact, and body sculpting in chest-deep water at Flood Middle School Pool Monday and Wednesdays from 8:15 to 9 p.m. beginning Dec. 1. The class will run for eight weeks and the fee is $50. Registration is at the recreation office at Short Beach until Nov. 26, or online at www.townofstratford.com/recreation
Ella Grasso Pool closings
The Ella Grasso Pool will be closed Friday, Nov. 28, Wednesday, Dec. 24, Friday, Dec. 26 and Wednesday, Dec. 31. It will reopen Friday, Jan. 2 for therapeutic swim on Wednesdays and Fridays. The pool is handicap-accessible, and the temperature is 90 to 92 degrees. The pool is open Wednesday and Friday mornings from 10:30 to 11:30 and 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Residents can attend the pool by obtaining a pass at the recreation office. The pass is $10 for 10 visits. Residents wishing to attend must have a doctor's clearance and the doctor must complete a medical form before they can register at the office at Short Beach. For information, call 385-4052.
Holiday Vacation Camp
The recreation department is taking registration for the Holiday Vacation Camp Program, which will run Dec. 29 to 30, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., and Dec. 31, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Birdseye Complex. This program is for children ages 5 to 12 and will feature a trip to CocoKey Indoor Water Park in Waterbury, holiday-theme, sports, games and more. The cost of the program is $85. Children must bring their own lunch. A snack will be provided. Registration can be made at the South End Community Center, recreation department at Short Beach or online at www.townofstratford.com/recreation. Vendors sought for church fair
Vendors are invited to participate in Lordship Community Church's annual Christmas Fair. The "Wish Upon The Christmas Star" Fair will take place Dec. 6 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the church, 179 Prospect Drive. Price for an 8x10 space remains at $25. Chairs can be rented for $2 apiece and tables for $5 each. For information and an application, please call the church at 377-6568. Leave a message if necessary.
Gourmet dinner at Lordship
Lordship Community Church will host "Chez Lordship," a gourmet dinner of autumn braised ribs, fine wines and the complete meal on Saturday, Nov. 15 at 6 p.m. Cost is $17 per person. For reservations and information, call Drew Viner at 378-8906.
Toy and Adopt-A-Family
The annual Toy and Adopt-A-Family program is underway, sponsored by Stratford's Sterling House Community Center, in a project to provide new toys for children and support for families in need, according to Special Events Director Susan E. Koperwhats.
Over the last 25 years, the drive has collected toys for approximately 1,000 youngsters and has aligned volunteers with families to ensure that their needs are met to ensure a memorable holiday.
New, unwrapped toys may be delivered to Sterling House, 2283 Main Street, Stratford. Perons interested in adopting a family can contact Koperwhats at 203-378-2606, ext. 107, or at skoperwhats@sterlinghousecc.org.
Pool closings Nov. 26 to 29
The recreation department announces that the Flood Pool will be closed Nov. 26 to 29. For more information, call 385-4052.
Kennedy Christmas sale
The New & Nearly New Shop operated by the Kennedy Center Auxiliary, 2323 Barnum Ave. has reasonably priced stocking stuffers, decorations, clothing and accessories. The proceeds from the sales benefit people with mental and physical disabilities. Donations of clean useable clothing and small housewares are always welcome. The store is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Call 377-5669 for more information. Free lecture Nov. 15
Bridgeport Hospital will sponsor a free lecture on advance medical directives and bloodless medicine and surgery Saturday, Nov. 15, from 2 to 3:30 p.m. in the hospital's fourth-floor Hollander Auditorium, 267 Grant St. To register, call toll-free 1-888-357-2396.
Free screenings Nov. 18
The Bridgeport Hospital Center for Geriatrics will provide free screenings for Alzheimer's disease and depression on National Memory Screening Day, Tuesday, Nov. 18. The screenings will take place 1 to 5 p.m. at the Center's offices, 95 Armory Road, Stratford, near the Trumbull line. Appointments are required. Call 384-3388.
Fundraiser Nov. 19
Roger Salls Photography at 80 Ferry Blvd. will host the Stratford Chamber of Commerce for a beer/wine tasting and award-winning chili and salsa fundraising event, Wednesday, Nov. 19 from 5 to 8 p.m. The day is sponsored by the Milford Bank. Barnum Wines & Spirits will provide the beer and wine. The charitable event will benefit the Perry House. Cost is $30 for members and $40 for future members; $15 of the contribution is tax-deductible. Checks may be made payable to Perry House Foundation Inc. For reservations, call 203-335-3800.Smoke out Nov. 20
The Respiratory Department at the Norma F. Pfriem Cancer Institute at Bridgeport Hospital will provide free carbon-monoxide screenings for smokers, along with information on smoking cessation, during a Great American Smoke out event Thursday, Nov. 20, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the hospital lobby, 267 Grant St., Bridgeport. For more information, call 336-7375.
Managing stress
A panel of Bridgeport Hospital experts will discuss the health risks of excessive stress and how to cope with stress during the free lecture, "Learn to Take Stress in Stride!" Thursday, Nov. 20, at the Trumbull Marriott, 180 Hawley Lane. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. To register call toll-free 1-888-357-2396.
Railway Society Thanksgiving open house Nov. 22
The Boothe Memorial Railway Society will host a Thanksgiving open house Saturday, Nov. 22, from 1 to 4 p.m., at the Railway Museum building at Boothe Memorial Park. There will be four operating model train layouts in O, HO, N. and G scale. For information, visit the Web site at http://boothemrs.tripod.com/, or call Paul DeVitto at 203-378-4663.
Adult education
Temple Beth Sholom continues its new adult education program from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, Nov. 22 with two classes that run at the synagogue, 275 Huntington Road, just north of Paradise Green. The first period from 10 to 11 a.m. is titled "Walking with Justice," is a discussion of the ethical impulse in Rabbinic Judaism. The session will be led by Rabbi Yvonne Youngberg and will explore what is meant by justice and the wide range of behaviors that come under the heading of social justice, as perceived by the rabbis. The second period is the synagogue's book club. This month's book to be discussed is Jodi Picoult's "My Sister's Keeper." The book explores the difficult choices a family must make when a child is diagnosed with a serious illness and the impact it has on each member of the family. Both sessions are free and open to the public. The book club includes a light brunch. For more information, call 378-6175.
Yugioh gives back Nov.
GamingEtc Tournament Center at 555 Lordship Blvd (Exit 30 on Interstate 95) will sponsor Yugioh Friday, Nov. 28, at 10 a.m. There will be tons of prizes, including many free Yugioh cards. All proceeds will be donated to local charities. Those who participate are asked to bring a brand-new toy for a child's holiday gift. For more information, all 203-296-9961.
Bereavement Support Group
The Baldwin Bereavement Support Group will meet Tuesdays, Nov. 18 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. in the Baldwin Center Library. For information, call 385-4055
Vendors sought
The Baldwin Center is accepting applications for craft dealers for their annual holiday fair Nov. 22 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Table rental is $30. Applications may be picked up daily at the Baldwin Center, 1000 West Broad St. For more information, call 385-4055.
Men's Club tag sale
The Baldwin Center Senior Men's Club annual tag sale will take place Saturday, Nov. 22, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the lower level of the Baldwin Center. Anyone having items to donate can bring them to the downstairs poolroom
Class of 1973 reunion
The Stratford High School Class of 1973 will host a 35th reunion Saturday, Nov. 29 at Christ Church in Stratford. Tickets are $35 for an hors d'oeuvres buffet, setups and a disc jockey in a casual setting. Bring your own beverage. Those who have not received an invitation, e-mail name and address to Karen (DeLuca) Zayas at karebear-55@hotmail.com
Rent-A-Kid program
Stratford residents looking for reliable people to perform odd jobs are asked to contact the Sterling House Community Center's Rent-A-Kid program, in which eager, hard-working middle- and high-school students hope to earn money.
spending money.
Several youths recently enrolled in the program and are anxious to start doing yard work, raking leaves, shoveling snow, babysitting, doing minor repairs and other simple chores, according to supervisor Sandi Kozloski.
The Rent-A-Kid project has been in operation for several years and has benefited youths and residents, particularly the elderly.
Call 203-378-2606, ext. 350, for information.
Openings in Sterling House Music program
Some openings remain in the expanded music program at Sterling House Community Center, where half-hour classes are offered in flute, guitar and piano, according to program director Raymond O'Donnell.
Flute lessons for youths and adults take place by appointment Monday evenings, taught by Suzan Maxey of Bridgeport, an instructor at Sterling House for 18 years.
Guitar instructor Darla A. Lupica of Milford, with 36 years of experience in guitar playing, also offers private lessons by appointment, and group lessons for all ages on Saturdays.
Piano lessons by appointment take place on Tuesdays for children 7 years and older. Instruction for adults is available during the week by appointment only. Tony Signore of Trumbull is the instructor.
Fees range from $20 to $30 per half hour and group guitar lessons are $15 per lesson. Sterling House memberships are required.
For registration and information, contact O'Donnell at 203-378-2606, ext. 110, or at rodonnell@sterlinghousecc.org.
Food pickup volunteers needed
Individuals with mid-sized vehicles or pickup trucks are needed to collect food donations at least twice each month during daytime business hours for the Sterling House Community Center's Food Pantry, according to Raymond O'Donnell, program director and food pantry supervisor.
Volunteers should be able to lift items and carry them up and down stairs.
Sterling House is located at 2283 Main Street, Stratford.
For information, call O'Donnell at 203-378-2606, ext. 110, or by email at rodonnell@sterlinghousecc.org.
Sterling House selling entertainment books
Stratford's Sterling House Community Center is selling the popular Entertainment® 2009 coupon book, considered an ideal gift for the hard-to-buy-for person. Both Fairfield County and New Haven County editions are available.
Each book contains thousands of dollars in "2-for-one" and up-to-50% discount offers from local and national restaurants, hotels and resorts, entertainment venues and other merchants. More than 8 million books are sold annually throughout the United States and Canada.
The books cost $25 each and proceeds of sales will benefit youth and adult programs at the 75-year-old center at 2283 Main Street.
Call 203-378-2606 or visit www.sterlinghousecc.org.
Community food pantry seeks nonperishable food items
The South End Community Center Food Pantry is seeking donations of nonperishable food items. The pantry is in need of canned tuna, pasta, sauce, hot and cold cereal, canned soup, canned fruits and vegetables. Gift cards to area supermarkets also will be accepted. For more information, call 1-203-377-0689 or online at tysims@townofstratford.com
Volunteers needed for Food Pantry
Sterling House Community Center is looking for adult volunteers to assist with operations of the agency's Food Pantry, which serves people in Stratford and the greater Bridgeport community, according to Program Director and Food Pantry Supervisor Raymond O'Donnell.
Individuals with vehicles are needed to collect food donations at least twice each month, while others are sought to prepare bags of food for distribution to program participants. Volunteers should be able to lift items and carry them up and down stairs.
For information, call O'Donnell at 203-378-2606, ext. 110, or by email at rodonnell@sterlinghousecc.org.
Vendors needed
Vendors and crafters wanted for St. James Christmas
Fair on Saturday, November 22, 2008.
If interested, contact Julie Amoroso via email at juljohnamo@hotmail.com
Or call St. James School at 375-5994.
Rent-A-Kid program offers work for youths
Stratford middle- and high-school students interested in earning money by doing odd jobs for local residents can learn about the opportunities by exploring the Rent-A-Kid program at Sterling House Community Center.
Several youths recently enrolled in the program and are anxious to start doing yard work, raking leaves, shoveling snow, babysitting, doing minor repairs and other simple chores, according to supervisor Sandi Kozloski.
The program has been in operation for several years and has benefited youths and residents, particularly the elderly.
Stratford residents looking for reliable people to perform odd jobs are asked to call 203-378-2606, ext. 350.
Discovery Museum and Planetarium exhibit open until Jan. 25
A blockbuster exhibition created by Academy Award-winning animatronics expert John Cox and his Creature Workshop crew will be on view through Jan. 25, 2009 at the Discovery Museum, 4450 Park Ave. in Bridgeport. Daily admission is $8.50 for adults and $7 for children older than 5, seniors and students with identification. The unique exhibition reveals the secrets behind movie creatures and how they are made and showcases some popular movie monsters. The museum will be open holiday Mondays, Dec. 29 and Jan. 19. For more information, call 203-372-3521 or visit www.discoverymuseum.org.
Sterling House dance schedule announced
A schedule for Saturday dance classes at Sterling House Community Center, 2283 Main Street, Stratford, has been announced by instructor Lauren A. Murray, as follows:
Toddler tap, ages 3-4; 8:30 a.m.; creative dance, pre-ballet and tap, ages 5-6, 9 a.m.; combo ballet and tap, ages 7-9, 9:30 a.m.; junior jazz/hip hop, ages 7-9, 10:30 a.m.; jazz/hip hop, ages 10-12, 11:15 a.m.
Also, tap, ages 10-12, 12 p.m.; ballet, ages 10-12, 12:30 p.m.; ballet, ages 13 and older, 1:15 p.m. and jazz, ages 13 and older, 2:15 p.m.
The dance program season will continue through May.
Murray, newly engaged as dance instructor at the center, is a recent graduate of Naugatuck Valley Community College. She started dancing at the age of three and, after studying at Carroll Farrell School of Dance and Stratford Academy of Dance, continued at the college level.
Registrations can be made by calling Sterling House, 203-378-2606.
SECC food pantry seeks nonperishable food items
The South End Community Center Food Pantry is seeking donations of nonperishable food items. The pantry is in need of canned tuna, pasta, sauce, hot and cold cereal, canned soup, canned fruits and vegetables. Gift cards to area supermarkets also will be accepted. For more information, call 1-203-377-0689 or online at tysims@townofstratford.com
The New & Nearly New Shop has fall and winter items
The New & Nearly New Shop operated by the Kennedy Center Auxiliary, 2323 Barnum Ave. is now stocked for the fall and winter. A new sale item is featured each week
They have acquired a large number of Syracuse china place-settings, selling at $3 for a five-piece place setting. The proceeds from the sales benefit people with mental and physical disabilities. Donations of clean useable clothing and small housewares are always welcome. The store is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Call 377-5669 for more information.
2009 Entertainment Books available at Baldwin Center
The Baldwin Center is sponsoring a fundraiser sale of Entertainment 2009 books. The reduced price is $25. There are many opportunities to save money with the book, such as fine and casual dining, airfare, hotels, car rentals, movies, sports, and cultural events. There are Fairfield and New Haven county editions available until Dec. 15.
Americorps seeking recruits for 2008-2009 program year
The Safe Neighborhoods AmeriCorps Partnership (SNAP) is seeking members for the upcoming 2008-2009 program year.
Participants in the SNAP program will gain valuable on-the-job training and experience a broad range of community service opportunities. Members volunteer their time providing services at local community sites and on the Safe Homes Team. Service may involve conducting safety inspections in homes, installing long-life smoke alarms, helping children or young adults, teaching emergency preparedness, providing community education, to name a few.
SNAP members earn stipends (full-time $11,200; part-time $5,300; reduced half-time $3,800; quarter-time $2,500; and minimum-time $1,700) and educational awards (full-time $4,725; part time $2,362.50; reduced half-time $1,800; quarter-time $1,250; and minimum-time $1,000). The educational award can be used for tuition payments at any college or university nationwide, or to repay an existing student loan. With full-time service, health care and childcare benefits are available. Recognized as a national model, SNAP is a public safety initiative of RYASAP.
For more information, contact Janice Andersen, SNAP program director, or Thyda Korng, SNAP program manager, at 203-579-2727.
Safety message for older adults and disabled people
This is a safety message for older adults and disabled individuals with mobility issues, difficulty with communication, or other special needs. The statewide "Enhanced 911 Program" communicates with the emergency services in the individual's town to help them best respond to their special needs in times of crisis. For more information about the program or to receive an application, contact Infoline at 211. For more information about services available to seniors and disabled adults call the CHOICES program at the local Area Agency on Aging 1-800-994-9422.
Programs for children, youths at Sterling House
Nursery/pre-school, toddler play group, dance, yoga; beginner and advanced art, stencil, cartooning; flute, piano and guitar instruction, financial skills and Red Cross babysitting are among the fall classes for children and youths at Sterling House Community Center, 2283 Main Street, Stratford.
The nursery/pre-school for children 3 through 5 and the toddler play group for 2- and 3-year-olds are available for specific days, while those for school-age youths will be conducted after school and on Saturday mornings, conducted by local professional instructors, according to program director Raymond O'Donnell.
Also available are the ongoing volunteer programs, Youth in the Community, S.T.R.O.B.E. (Stratford Teens Reaching Out Beyond Education), the rent-a-kid program that helps youths earn money, and monthly events for special needs teens and youth adults.
For information and registration, call Sterling House, 203-378-2606
Stratford High School Classes of 1977, 1978, and 1979 Looking for Alumni
The Stratford High School Classes of 1977, 1978, and 1979 will hold a combined 30 th reunion on November 28, 2008 from 6 p.m. to 12 midnight at the Shelton Courtyard Marriott. Tickets are now on sale for $30 per person and include buffet and entertainment. Ticket sales will be limited to 300 people.
To order tickets online visit: http://SHSreunion.weebly.com or contact BarrieCarrano@yahoo.com for more information.
YMCA Opens Before School Program at Franklin School
The YMCA is pleased to announce the opening of a Before School Child care site at Franklin School. This program, run in cooperation
with the Board of Education, will begin the first day of school. The site will open at 6:45 a.m. and will run until the start of the school day.
Activities include arts and crafts, games, and drawing. Students may also bring in their breakfast if they would like to.
Franklin School is the sixth school now served through the YMCA Before School program, joining Chapel, Eli Whitney, Wilcoxson,
Stratford Academy and Nichols. For more information, please contact the YMCA at 375-5844 or e mail kscrivines@cccymca.org
Danish Sisterhood opens membership
Freden Lodge 12, the local Connecticut chapter of the Danish Sisterhood of America, is reaching out to all women of Danish descent, Danish by marriage, or to any who are interested in Danish culture. The lodge area covers everything south of Hartford, and all towns between the New York and Rhode Island borders and lodge members come from many locales. Meetings take place monthly until June in a convenient location. Those interested in learning more about the lodge, contact Barb Santoro at 203-934-6702 or online at barbSDSSmailbox@gmail.com. Also, when inquiring, mention The Sisterhood in the subject area. No meetings are scheduled for the summer months, but a get-acquainted breakfast or brunch is being planned.
Prom and other special dresses available at shop
The New & Nearly New Shop operated by the Kennedy Center Auxiliary, 2323 Barnum Ave. has a large number of new Watters and Watters' party dresses, perfect for weddings, proms and other special occasions. There also is a selection of new girls' dresses suitable for First Communion. The proceeds from the sales benefit people with mental and physical disabilities. Donations of clean usable clothing and small house wares are always welcome. The store is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Call 377-5669 for more information.
Charter Oak Education School looking for cars
Charter Oak Education, one of Connecticut's smallest nonprofit private schools, recently has started a car-donation program. They are able to turn old or even totaled cars into much needed funds for their school. Trucks, vans, boats, or RVs running or not also will be accepted. Tax receipts will be given. For information, call 1-860-643-1100.
Boys & Girls Club car campaign
As summer approaches plans are under way for upcoming vacation weeks at Boys & Girls Clubs in Connecticut. In addition to regular indoor programs, many Boys and Girls Clubs have outdoor camping and lots of swimming hiking and boating. Much needed funds are created by the Boys & Girls Club Car Campaign and the funds will directly benefit kids. To donate a car, call 800-246-0493. All cars are needed and no restrictions apply.
Produce sought for food pantry
"As you plant your vegetable garden this year, please plant an extra row for clients of the Sterling House Food Pantry," is the message of Raymond O'Donnell, supervisor of the food pantry at Sterling House Community Center, 2283 Main Street, Stratford.
O'Donnell added, "Throughout the year, the pantry routinely provides thousands of area needy people with canned, bottled, packaged and frozen foods. But, like everyone, they would greatly appreciate also receiving fresh fruits, vegetables and flowers to enjoy."
People with food items to be donated to the food pantry can deliver them to Sterling House or call to make an appointment for a volunteer to pick up the items.
The food pantry provided emergency food assistance to individuals and families since 1992, funded by a start-up grant from the United Way of Eastern Fairfield County.
For information, call O'Donnell at 203-378-2606, ext. 110.
Private Swim Lessons
The Stratford Family YMCA has openings in its private lesson program. Private Lesson programs are a great way to introduce children as well as adults to the water environment. Private lessons also will get the participant to that next swim level or just to learn a stroke with the one on one care given by the certified instructor. The Stratford Aquatics Dept. caters to the participant's needs as well as the days and times that are requested by the participant. For further information; please contact Lisa at 375-5844 ext. 19 or LHoover@cccymca.org
New programs
Lordship Community Church, 179 Prospect Boulevard, has instituted two new programs for young people. The first is the 10-station computer lab, which is used every Sunday at 10 a.m. during worship, to teach Bible lessons to Sunday school students. The computers were donated by a person who wishes to remain anonymous. Mrs. Sally Green, Sunday school superintendent, oversees each class. The second program is an attended nursery during worship with qualified adults to tend to infants and toddlers. For more information, please call the church at 203-377-6568 or Mrs. Green at 924-2328.
Informational Workshop
St. Vincent's Parish Nurse Programs of Stratford and Connecticut In-Home Assistance will sponsor a free series of talks, Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at St. Mark's Parish Center, 500 Wigwam Lane. The event is open to the general public.
Schedule of talks: 10 a.m.: You Are What You Eat by Karen Novak, Nutritionist, St. Vincent's; 10:30 a.m.: Memory Loss-What is Normal by Ana Nelson, Alzheimer's Association; 11 a.m.: Medication Safety by Amanda Volpe, St. Vincent's Pharmacist; 12:15 p.m.: Scams Targeting Seniors, by the Stratford Police Dept./Crime Watch; 12:45: In-Home Care, Who Will Pay, by Diane Fekete, Connecticut In-Home Assistance; 1:30 p.m.: State Programs for Seniors, by Southwestern Connecticut Agency on Aging; 2 p.m.: Elder Law Issues by Charles Kurmay, Attorney at Law.
Attend as many presentations as you like. Bring your own bag lunch. Free dessert and beverages available. For more information, call Diane Fekete 452-9629.
Family caregiver support group meeting
Atria Stratford offers a support group for family caregivers of persons with Alzheimer's disease, or a related dementia, living at home or in an extended care facility, 6 to 7 p.m. at Atria Stratford Assisted Living, 6911 Main Street, Stratford
The support group meets on the second Thursday of each month from 6 to 7 p.m
You may contact the community at (203) 380-0006, for more information.
