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Wednesday, March 31, 2021
Take and Make for Teens: Terrariums
In-Person Browsing - Thank you
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Wednesday, March 24, 2021
Hemingway Reading List
PBS Books has announced a book club conversation on Ernest Hemingway, in conjunction with the new PBS series, HEMINGWAY, premiering April 5-7 at 5pm.
We are encouraging people across the nation to read a book written by Hemingway in March, watch the HEMINGWAY documentary, and then join PBS Books for a virtual book club conversation with the filmmakers the following day, April 8 at 8pm ET.
Join the conversation at pbs.org/hemingwayevents, learn more at pbsbooks.org/hemingway, or follow on social with #HemingwayPBS.
This list compiles a selection of his canonical works, as well as biographies. Join the conversation at pbs.org/hemingwayevents, learn more at pbsbooks.org/hemingway, or follow on social #HemingwayPBS.
BOOKS BY HEMINGWAY
The Old Man and the Sea This minimalistic 1953 Pulitzer Prize winning novella describes the epic struggle between a sun-weary Cuban fisherman and a giant marlin as they hash it out in the deep waters of the Gulf. It is often cited as the chief catalyst for Hemingway winning the 1954 Nobel Prize in Literature.A Farewell to Arms This powerful treatise on love and war is considered to be one of the best American novels to have emerged from the aftermath of World War I. It tells the story of an American ambulance driver posted on the Italian frontlines and his intense passion for a dazzling English nurse.
For Whom the Bell Tolls This is Hemingway’s timeless tale of ardent love and antifascist guerrilla warfare in the jagged peaks of Spain tells of bravery, loyalty, love, and the death of an ideal at the final stand of El Sordo during the Spanish Civil War. A Moveable Feast Published in 1964, this book examines the glamorous happenings of creative minded gatherings in 1920’s Paris. The story comes face to face with Hemingway’s real-life interactions with writers like F. Scott Fitzgerald, James Joyce, and Gertrude Stein.
To Have and Have Not This book explores Hemingway’s sun-soaked encounters with working men, boaters, and black-market smugglers. It explores character Harry Morgan’s dramatic fall from grace at the onset of the Great Depression.
HEMINGWAY BIOGRAPHIES
Ernest Hemingway: A Biography << Mary V. Dearborn This hefty tome is the most popular Hemingway biography to date and is also the first Hemingway biography written by a woman.
Papa Hemingway: A Personal Memoir << A.E. Hotchner This unique account, penned by a Hemingway confidante, reports on a 14- year conversation that took place over trips from New York to Paris to Spain, to fishing in Cuba, hunting in Idaho, and running with the bulls in Pamplona.
Wednesday, March 17, 2021
DIY Green Cleaners
Time: 6:00 pm
Location: Zoom
Celebrate Earth Day by learning how to make your own, less toxic, more economical, cleaning products for your home. This program is presented by Clackamas County Sustainability & Solid Waste.
Attend the program and receive your own DIY Green Cleaner kit. Kits will be available for curbside pickup.Benefits to cleaning with green cleaners:
- Less expensive
- You know exactly what's in it
- Better air quality
- Safer products
- Better for the environment
- Fewer antibacterials
Registration is required. Registrants will be contacted and receive a Zoom link. This program has a maximum attendance of 15.
Photo by Kaffeebart on Unsplash
Monday, March 15, 2021
Teen Flashlight Egg Hunt
Trailblazing American Women Writer Project: Sonia Sanchez
PBS Books continues its Trailblazing American Women Writers Project Series with poet, writer, and activist Sonia Sanchez on Thursday, March 18 on Facebook Live and YouTube Live.
Sanchez is known as a leader of the Black Arts Movement and has written over a dozen books of poetry as well as essays, plays, and children’s books. She is known as the first poet to use urban Black English in written form, using rhythm to change the world of poetry. Along with being a leader in the Black Arts movement, she was and continues to be active in the Civil Rights movement.
Saturday, March 6, 2021
Seed library news
Dear Gardeners,
Grown at 1200 ft elevation - harvested 2-07-2021.
Portuguese Kale Seeds Cove Tronchuda - All the Portuguese people grow this in their yards. It's mainly used for soups - Kale Soup - "Green Soup" potatoes, linguica, kale, onions,garlic -- Really good. My husband is from the Azores and these are seeds from the islands. As with cabbage, kale gets sweeter when the weather is cool or cold. We just picked the tops out of our plants, chopped, blanched and froze 20 quart bags of kale for soup.
Only one person at a time. If someone is already using the seed library, we will take your name & phone number to call you when it is your turn.
There are envelopes available for you to put your chosen seeds in. Be sure to put any growing info on your envelope so you will know what to do when you get them home.
Thursday, March 4, 2021
Earth Day in Sandy
Please be sure to review and agree to SOLVE's Volunteer Safety Guidelines before attending an event.
Virtual Repair Events
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Wednesday, March 3, 2021
Life and Career Options Program at CCC
LCOP was designed for people experiencing life transitions, including change in employment circumstances; entering recovery; change in relationship statuses such as separation, divorce, or death of a spouse; change in health circumstances; change in parenting roles, including having children or children leaving the home; change in caregiver role; entering the workforce after a break; seeking a new career pathway; or reentering society after incarceration.
This program will help students reflect upon their identities and patterns, the role of change and transition in their lives, and prepare them for further education and the job market.
LCOP combines identity exploration with career exploration, giving students the tools to develop a thoughtful plan for their future.
Click here to watch a brief video.