Point Judith is one of the few commercial fishing ports left in New England. Facing increasing pressures from a variety of sources, the men and women still in the industry are as tough as the jobs they do. This film, aimed at a general audience, tries to capture something of the port as a whole, (...) Read More >>
With the focus on Hartford and Washington, people forget that the decisions that effect them most happen in their local government. With local elections coming up in November, we will discuss why you should vote. Jim Konrad is the Executive Editor of The Bulletin. He has been a journalist for more than 30 years, most (...) Read More >>
Come paint or carve a pumpkin! 12pm-4pm in C101 alcove/Courtyard. There will be a pumpkin carving contest ($10 entry), and winners will be announced at the Fall Festival! First prize is a $75 Amazon giftcard.
Join Alexa Shelton for coffee, pastries, and conversation about roller derby!
Co-designed by AARP CT and community collaborators, Borrow My Glasses, this interactive session aims to bridge the gap between generations by focusing on aging from an intergenerational perspective, spurring thought-provoking discussion and offering unique activities. Innovation begins with perspective on your own aging. Betty Bajek is an AARP CT appointed volunteer and former educator, both (...) Read More >>
Join us for a Pumpkin Carving Contest! $5 for small pumpkins $10 for large pumpkins
Dr. Sandeep Varma is a rheumatology specialist and director of the Backus Hospital Arthritis Center.
This lecture will highlight the importance of exploration in hurricane research. We’ll discuss the cutting edge satellite, aircraft and instrument technologies that are being used to help us better understand what makes hurricanes tick. Dr. Jason Dunion is a research meteorologist at the University of Miami and also works closely with the NOAA Hurricane Research (...) Read More >>
This class will define the disease and discuss complications and treatments. Karen Barbone is a registered nurse who has been working in the Diabetes Center of the east region of Hartford Healthcare for the past 10 years. Lynne McPhee is a registered dietitian and also works for the Diabetes Center.
TRCC Fall Festival is a night of dancing, candy, and costume contests. Tickets are $5, $10 for others and they will be sold in F211. The winners of the pumpkin carving contest will be announced here!
Join us for a Fall Festival! Friday October 25th, 2019 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm Tickets $5 each Purchase in room F211 Holiday Inn 10 Laura Blvd. Norwich, CT
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