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This Zoom event requires registration. To register, email Stephanie at slevine@ewmlibrary.org with the event title in the “Subject” line.
Led by Gil Hogan, Financial Coach, RPC.
Coronavirus, quarantine and the sudden lack of job stability has everyone stressed out about money. Debts are high, expenses haven’t changed and cash savings are near non-existent. As a result, many families are in a tight spot financially and are learning for the first time how to really budget and talk with their spouse about money.
As a financial coach, Gil Hogan’s job is to guide people through the process of knocking out debt and taking control of their finances so that they can find the financial future they’ve been wanting.
Gil knows the grind you’re probably going through. It’s hard to press on without a plan that inspires you. Gil needed one, and he bets you do too. Establishing a clear mission could change everything. It did for him.
Come join Gil Tuesday evening, October 13th from 7-8pm as he reads and answers some tricky money questions he’s received over the past 6 months. Feel free to bring your own questions as well.
Presenter Bio: Gil Hogan’s mission is to help everyone experience the freedom of being debt free. He assists with budgeting, paying off debt, and crafting financial plans. Gil and his wife Jennifer live in Easthampton, with the only threat to their debt free status being their frequent trips to Small Oven Bakery.
Make a spooky or friendly ghost with an unusual materiel-toilet paper! Sculpting with toilet paper is a no mess way of doing papier-mache. There’s no goopy glue or wheat paste needed. If time permits, we will also do candy corn! Space is limited, registration required. Ages 10+. Fill out our registration form to reserve your spot!
Our Intersectional Speculative Fiction Book Club meets the third Tuesday of every other month, from 6:30 – 8:00 PM. All are welcome! This Zoom program requires registration. Email Kelley at kcrisp@ewmlibrary.org if you are interested in joining and to request the next book title.
Virtual Family Storytime-New Day! This will be live on Zoom! Contact Youth Department to receive the link-youthdept@ewmlibrary.org. Stories, songs, and movement.
Storytime builds vocabulary and a love of books. And kids who love books and stories become better readers!
New! DIY crafts for youths that can be picked up curbside at the front of the library at 2:30-5:30pm. When you arrive just call the library (413-527-1031) and let us know that you are here for Curbside Crafts to Go. Supplies limited to the first 25. No library cards required or pre-registration. Offered 2nd and 4th Friday of each month. Recommended for ages 5 & up.
Our Monday Night Book Club is meeting monthly on Zoom (except twice in January and not in December) from 6:30 – 8 PM. We provide copies of each title for participants to check out. Visit the Monday Night Book Club page OR print a copy of the schedule to see what they are reading.
Come in to pick up a copy of the monthly selection.
Join the discussion, starting at 6:30pm, by doing either of the following:
Click tinyurl.com/ewml-mnbc-zoom
Enter these numbers Meeting ID: 846 3308 8996 , Passcode: 587853
Creepy Carrots! words by Aaron Reynolds, Pictures by Peter Brown will be our featured STORYWALK® book. Socially distanced pages on stakes, around the grounds will be family friendly! Let us know you are here, and we will bring out a Crafty Treat Bag (while supplies last)! We would love to see you in costumes!
Stephanie will offer 30 minute sessions, on the phone or on Zoom (your choice), every other Wednesday from noon to 3pm. This time, we will be requiring appointments. Read all about it or request an appointment at ewmlibrary.org/tech-help/
Join us on Zoom for Yummy Healthy Food: How Eating Well for 30 Days Can Change Your Life with Bonnie Diamond! This event will be recorded and shared on the Library’s YouTube channel. Registration required. To register, email Stephanie at slevine@ewmlibrary.org with the event name in the “Subject” line.
Ask yourself these questions.
• Do you feel overwhelmed by all the different information about diet and food?
• Do you want to eat healthier?
• Do you want to lose weight?
• Do you want to sleep better?
• Do you want less pain, more ease?
• Have you tried programs/diets/strict exercise plans only to go back to your regular habits?
• Are you willing to make simple, sustainable changes?
• Are you open to a new way of looking at what’s possible in your life?
• Would you like someone to help you sort out all the complex, contradictory information about diet?
• You’ll learn 3 steps to keep you eating delicious, healthy food forever.
• You’ll receive information to create and maintain a healthy kitchen.
• Bonnie will share her secrets to cooking with ease.
Bonnie’s recent blog, YUMMY HEALTHY FOOD (https://www.bonniediamond.com/yummyhealthyfood), provides food inspiration during the time of the Coronavirus.
Presenter Bio: Bonnie Diamond, Licensed Acupuncturist and Owner of Staying in Balance, has been helping people reclaim their power to heal for over 20 years using the wisdom of Japanese Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Virtual Family Storytime-New Day! This will be live on Zoom! Contact Youth Department to receive the link-youthdept@ewmlibrary.org. Stories, songs, and movement.