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If you are one of the millions of people living with diabetes, participating in a self-management education (SME) program can help you learn skills to manage your diabetes more effectively by checking blood sugar regularly, eating healthy food, being active, taking medicines as prescribed, and handling stress. This program, developed by Stanford University, has been shown to lower A1C levels; prevent or reduce diabetes complications; improve quality of life; and lower your medical expenses.

Pick up pre-paid Seedling Sale orders at the Wayne County Fairgrounds. Some additional stock may be available at pick up, while supplies last.

Pick up pre-paid Seedling Sale orders at the Wayne County Fairgrounds. Some additional stock may be available at pick up, while supplies last.

SMART Recoveryis a science-based addiction recovery support group, where participants learn self-empowering techniques to aid their recovery by overcoming addictive behavior. It focuses on enhancing and maintaining motivation, coping with urges, managing thoughts and feelings, lifestyle balancing.

Hospice of the Sacred Heart presents an Ethics Forum, with Continuing Education Units are available for License Social Workers. Panel includes Diane Baldi, RN, Moderator and CEO, Hospice of the Sacred Heart; Christian S. Adonizio, MD, Ethics Instructor, Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine; Harold W. Baillie, Ph.D., Professor of Philosophy, The University of Scranton; Jane Carlonas, Esq., Practicing lawyer at Oliver, Price & Rhodes dealing in real estate and estate planning; Patrick C. Kilduff, DO, Medical Director, Hospice of the Sacred Heart; and Theresa Osborne, Commissioner, State Civil Service Commission and former Pennsylvania Secretary of Aging.

The Alzheimer’s Association 24/7 Helpline is providing a 2-part webinar series in partnership with the Administration for Community Living (ACL), the National Associations of Area Agencies on Aging (n4a) and Eldercare Locator. The goal of these webinars is to ensure that professionals are knowledgeable about the impact of Alzheimer’s disease and brain health on American families, and how connecting them to community resources and supports is critical. The first webinar explores critical findings from the newly released 2019 Alzheimer’s Association Facts & Figures Report including current prevalence and impact on American families, risk factors, impact on caregivers, and national cost of care. This includes significant findings and attitudes toward annual cognitive assessment among seniors and primary care physicians. Participants will learn how to access tools and resources to support families impacted by Alzheimer’s and other dementias.

SMART Recoveryis a science-based addiction recovery support group, where participants learn self-empowering techniques to aid their recovery by overcoming addictive behavior. It focuses on enhancing and maintaining motivation, coping with urges, managing thoughts and feelings, lifestyle balancing.

Ms. Sheryl comes to play games, do activities, and have a snack. Join her for some fun.

Join Miss Melanie in the Children's Room for a story and a fun craft for the whole family to enjoy.

Join the top-notch crew of the Star Ship Improvise as they travel through the universe, explore our solar system, the peculiars of space travel, the discoveries of Galileo and more. Their mission? To seek out new worlds, to boldly go where no one has gone before and to teach some kids about outer space. This production is part of Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble’s Theatre in the Classroom, which travels all over the region to bring their educational productions to schools, assemblies and community spaces. Over its 40 year history, BTE’s Theatre in the Classroom shows have covered a wide variety of topics including inventors and their inventions, ancient myths, space travel, history, adaptations of world folk literature and more.

Debby Pollak returns with the last of four still life art workshops.

Each weekly session stands alone. You can attend one or all.

Take Back the Night is a public event that empowers victims of Sexual Assault and Sexual Abuse in their healing process by educating the public on the serious effects of sexual violence, sponsored by the Victims Intervention Program. The night unifies individuals to stand against sexual assault in their community and envision a world free of violence. The evening will include speakers, including survivors, as well as the Clothes Line and Shoe Projects. There will be T-shirts for sale as well.

If you have ever wanted to learn to knit or how to crochet, now is your chance. The biweekly classes are open to both teens and adults. No supplies required for first class.

In case of inclement weather, please call 253-4646 two hours before the start of your distribution day for an automated message. For information about how to register with a pantry, you should call 253 - 4262. Please bring large brown paper bags & plastic bags with you each month to recycle. Bring Campbell’s labels to distribute to schools. If you are unable to attend, you may ask someone to pick your food up for you. However, they must have your pantry card and a note/proxy giving them permission to pick up your food.

Positive Support in dealing with suicide & loss of a loved one. All individuals 16 years of age & older are welcome. In case of inclement weather support group will not meet. Volunteers and new members are needed to serve on the W/P Suicide Prevention Committee - ALL are welcome!

This year’s program includes a keynote address on Mindfulness and nine sessions on topics such as Natural Integrative Pain Solutions, Party Line Dancing, “Dodge Dementia!” strategies, herb growing and usage—and more. The keynote speaker for 2019 is Gayle Castellani, who studied and practiced under Phil Sallavanti of CALM of NEPA. “Mindfulness is a popular subject right now,” adds Kneier, “because it’s a technique designed to ‘slow us down,’ reduce stress and improve focus and concentration. Here’s a chance to learn about it from an expert.” It also includes opportunities to mingle and visit exhibitor tables in the Woodloch Springs lobby.

The Wayne County Public Library's major fundraiser at the wine and food tasting event. This year palm trees will sway and Hawaiian attire is encouraged. The Friends Group, WCPL Board, and an army of volunteers throughout the community come together to make the event possible. This year’s delectable food pairings will be provided by an amazing group which includes: The Alpine, Camp Umpy’s, Fiesta on Main, Hotel Anthracite, Market 13, and Milly’s Baked Goods. A silent auction, a 50/50 raffle, delicious light bites catered by Bongo Road House, and the music of the Honesdale High School Wind Ensemble will round out the evening. Tickets are available at the Library at 1406 Main Street, Honesdale.

In The Boiler Room of the Hawley Silk Mill, learn to cook with your favorite brew and enjoy a 4 course meal, hosted by the talented Chef Kate Woehrle.

Adults 18 years or older in need can receive FREE cleanings, fillings and extractions. Over the past 13 years, Dr. John Evanish III and the team at Horizon Dental Care, along with dozens of volunteers have helped almost 3000 thousand people receive over a million dollars in treatment at no cost.

Indoor flea market and bake sale benefits the Hawley Volunteer Fire Department.

Northeast PA’s largest celebration of our environment will feature educational programs and sustainability demonstrations, eco-friendly vendors, live music, local food, children’s activities, hikes, yoga, and more.

Hosted by Lake Region IGA and The Beer Store Starting Saturday, March 23rd at 10 am at the Hawley Public Library a FREE monthly class will begin on healthy living. Every month a different subject will be taught. You will learn ways to: lose weight, eat healthy, exercise regularly, increase your energy and decrease your stress, reach your health goals, plan and cook healthy meals, practice portion control, deconstruct cravings, incorporate more vegetables in your diet and much more! You will even go on a healthy grocery store tour. You will not only learn about healthy living, you will meet awesome people, have fun, and feel great about yourself! Instructor: Diane Ambrose, RDH, CNC Certified Nutritional Counselor/Health Coach/Personal Fitness Trainer

Visit any participating @Walmart for a Wellness Day event with free glucose, cholesterol tests and giveaways, while supplies last! Before you go, download the FamilyWize Rx discount card to save on your prescriptions.

Home Composting is a hands-on demonstration where participants will assist in the construction of a compost pile using a mix of materials and one of the compost bins at the Wayne County Compost Demonstration site. Two participants will be randomly selected to receive a home composter. Please dress accordingly to be outdoors and bring gardening, work, or sturdy gloves.