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Join the Friends of the Carroll County Public Library for our Annual Meeting and Friends Giving Afternoon Tea on Friday, November 14 at 1 PM. A business meeting will be followed by our special guest speaker, author Allie Pleiter. Books will be available for purchase and signing. Light refreshments will be served; please RSVP by 11/7.
We will once again be collecting non-perishable food and personal care items for donation to local organizations.
For questions, please contact Kati Townsley at ktownsley@carr.org or 443-293-3158.
About Allie Pleiter
An avid crafter, coffee junkie and firm believer that “pie makes everything better,” Allie Pleiter writes both fiction and non-fiction working on as many as four books at a time. The bestselling author of over seventy books, Allie has enjoyed a twenty-plus year career with over 1.9 million books sold. Allie's The Riverbank Knitting Mysteries are set in the fictional town of Collinstown, Maryland. View all of her books online at https://alliepleiter.com/books. In addition to writing, she maintains an active writing productivity coaching practice and speaks regularly on the creative process, publishing, and her very favorite topic—The Chunky Method of time management for writers. She lives in the Charlotte area with her husband and the world’s most adorable dog. Visit her website at www.alliepleiter.com to learn more.
Special thanks to Park Books on Main.
The program will be accessible for individuals of varying physical ability and yoga experience and can be modified to a chair for those with limited mobility. Participants will need to bring their own yoga mat or towel to practice on.
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Please register and pay at https://tinyurl.com/spc-karen-peck-workshop.
Cost of Workshop:
Members $35.00
Non-Members $45.00
Please take note of the materials you will need to bring.
If you've never touched a sewing machine or a sewing needle, or if it's been years since you've sewed, and you need a refresher on the basics, then this class is for you.
Prerequisite: None
Materials: A sewing machine and all necessary materials will be provided.
This program is presented in partnership with the Carroll County Genealogical Society.
Dungeons & Dragons is a trademark of Wizards of the Coast LLC in the United States and other countries. © 2015 Wizards. All Rights Reserved.
Join us for a casual, bi-weekly stitching club. All needle-crafters are welcome!
About the Presenter
Lou Giles retired in 2012 as a senior executive in the Defense Department. He presently serves as the President of the Society of the War of 1812 in the State of Maryland, a patriotic organization limited to descendants of soldiers who fought in the War of 1812. He is also a member of the Boards of Directors and counsel to the Star-Spangled Banner Flag House in Baltimore. Mr. Giles also volunteers at the Maryland State Archives in Annapolis and as a docent at Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine in Baltimore.
As a passionate amateur historian and genealogist interested in the War of 1812 in Maryland, Mr. Giles enjoys delving into primary sources, local archives, and historical newspapers to uncover new findings and perspectives and sharing these findings through writing, presentations, and community engagement.
Mr. Giles first became interested in Francis Scott Key in 2014 when he was tasked with providing presentations on Key to visitors to Fort McHenry. His genealogy experience and knowledge of resources available at the Maryland State Archives and National Archives allowed him to uncover records on Francis Scott Key that provide a different perspective from most biographers of Key. He has published several articles on Key, including identifying Key’s truce ship on which he authored the Star-Spangled Banner and Key’s views on slavery.
He was recently featured in local and national press reporting after winning an appeal against the Veterans Administration, resulting in a ruling allowing enslaved Black Americans who fought in early wars of the United States as servants or waiters to be considered veterans.
Mr. Giles is a lifelong Maryland resident who holds degrees in physics, electrical engineering, and law.
Registration required. Only one person per team needs to register. Please keep the team size to 8 or less.
Social workers are unable to provide clinical and therapeutic services, direct financial support, or make eligibility determinations.
Social workers are unable to provide clinical and therapeutic services, direct financial support, or make eligibility determinations.
Class Prerequisites: Exploration Commons' Sewing Machine Certification
Required Materials: A sewing machine and all materials will be provided.
About Beginner Sewing Level 1: These classes introduce new or less experienced sewists to beginning sewing information and resources with hands-on practice.
Beginner Sewing Level 1 classes introduce and practice the following skills:
You can take Level 1 classes in any order, but beginners will benefit most by taking the first three classes, Class 1, 2, and 3, in sequence.
This class is for customers who have already been certified for Exploration Commons independent laser use. This class does not result in independent laser cutter use certification.
Previous Exploration Commons Laser Certification is required.
In the second class, attendees will complete a second granny square and use both granny squares to make fingerless mitts.
Schedule an appointment at https://tinyurl.com/ccpl-northcarroll-sba or email Denise.Hayes@sba.gov. Walk-ins are welcomed as time allows.
Dungeons & Dragons is a trademark of Wizards of the Coast LLC in the United States and other countries. © 2015 Wizards. All Rights Reserved
Registration for this class is for first-time Makerspace program attendees. Please do not register for this program if you have previously taken one of our Makerspace programs.
TTRPGs are story-based games focused on player choice and randomized encounters, built around cooperation and group learning. Role-playing games also feature cross-disciplinary activities and skill-building, such as reading, presentation, mathematics, and socioemotional learning.
All resources will be provided. Bring your imagination—we've got the rest!
If you have previously taken this class at EC50, please do not register so that someone else may have the opportunity to attend.
If you have previously taken this class at EC50, please do not register so that someone else may have the opportunity to attend.
