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Joan Motyka Returns To Greenwich Library To Teach Memoir Writing Class Joan Motyka Returns To Greenwich Library To Teach Memoir Writing Class
Joan Motyka Returns To Greenwich Library To Teach Memoir Writing Class GREENWICH, Conn. -- Budding memoir writers of Fairfield County will have a chance to learn from former New York Times editor Joan Motyka, who returns to the Greenwich Library with a five-week instructional seminar. Motyka’s fourth installment of the memoir-writing class will meet from 1-3 p.m. every Wednesday beginning Sept. 30 in the meeting room of the Greenwich Library, 101 W. Putnam Ave. Registration is required and opens at 9 a.m. on Sept. 9. The program provides a supportive environment designed to allow writers to explore the significance of the people, places and events in their…

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Lifestyle
Larchmont Public Library Offers Bill Wertheim Memoir Writing Workshop Larchmont Public Library Offers Bill Wertheim Memoir Writing Workshop
Larchmont Public Library Offers Bill Wertheim Memoir Writing Workshop LARCHMONT, N.Y. -- Friends of the Larchmont Library will present a memoir writing workshop led by Bill Wertheim to commemorate the village’s 125th birthday in September. “Larchmont: The Way We Were” is a six-week memoir writing class that begins on Sept. 10 and continues every Monday thereafter through Oct. 22 at Larchmont Library, 121 Larchmont Ave. Wertheim’s workshop aims to recall, reflect and create each writer’s unique history in their own personal narrative. “This is not to make writing ‘perfect,’” Wertheim said in a statement. “This workshop is for those who want to have fun …

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Events
Stamford's Avon Theater Presents Paul Taylor: Creative Domain Documentary Stamford's Avon Theater Presents Paul Taylor: Creative Domain Documentary
Stamford's Avon Theater Presents Paul Taylor: Creative Domain Documentary STAMFORD, Conn. -- The Avon Theatre in Stamford will present a documentary on renowned choreographer Paul Taylor, followed by a question-and-answer session with the film’s director and producer. “Paul Taylor: Creative Domain” will begin at 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 3 at the Avon Theatre, 272 Bedford St., Stamford. Kate Geis, the film’s director, producer and editor will answer questions after the show. The movie pulls back the curtain revealing Taylor’s creative process as the elusive choreographer crafts his 133rd dance “Three Dubious Memories.” Geis is an Emmy Award-winning documentary produ…

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News
Kent Library Wraps Up Summer Reading Program Kent Library Wraps Up Summer Reading Program
Kent Library Wraps Up Summer Reading Program KENT, N.Y -- More than 200 children signed up for the Kent Public Library’s summer reading program, entitled “Every Hero Has a Story.” All told, the children read for 44,100 minutes since the program began on June 29 with a show called “Heroes and Their Stories,” before concluding on Aug. 14 with a science-based performance by Sciencetellers at the Kent Public Library, 17 Sybils Crossing, Carmel. Among the summer activities were an art- and literature-based program in partnership with Arts on the Lake, making super hero costumes in preparation for the Super Hero Training Camp, and learn…

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Sports
Brewster Bulldogs, Danbury Titans To Join Federal Hockey League Brewster Bulldogs, Danbury Titans To Join Federal Hockey League
Brewster Bulldogs, Danbury Titans To Join Federal Hockey League BREWSTER, N.Y. -- Putnam County will get its first professional ice hockey team, after all, when the Brewster Bulldogs take the ice this season in the Federal Hockey League. The Brewster Bulldogs will drop the puck on its inaugural season on Nov. 7 at the team’s home ice at Brewster Ice Arena. Co-owners Bruce Bennett, of Mahopac, and Edward Crowe  purchased the new team, as well as the new Danbury Titans, after a void was left when the Stateline Whalers backed out of the league due to territorial concerns, according to examinernews.com. Rather than competing for fans, Bennett and Cro…

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Arrive Early To Catch Bus Instead Of Train On Metro-North New Canaan Branch Arrive Early To Catch Bus Instead Of Train On Metro-North New Canaan Branch
Arrive Early To Catch Bus Instead Of Train On Metro-North New Canaan Branch NEW CANAAN, Conn. -- This is the last weekend that Metro-North plans to run buses in place of trains along the New Canaan Branch as it ends a month of construction work.  As work continues on a train grade crossing, Metro-North Railroad is providing bus service between the New Canaan and Stamford stations for select trains on Fridays and for all trains on Saturdays and Sundays through Aug. 23. Buses will operate 15 to 20 minutes earlier than scheduled trains. Metro-North asks passengers to listen for announcements and check local or express bus service to their destinations while boardi…

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Business
Chris' Automotive Center In Carmel Celebrates Customer Appreciation Day Chris' Automotive Center In Carmel Celebrates Customer Appreciation Day
Chris' Automotive Center In Carmel Celebrates Customer Appreciation Day CARMEL, N.Y. -- Chris’ Automotive Center in Carmel will play host to its inaugural Customer Appreciation Day, with a slate full of activities to thank its loyal patrons. The event runs from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Aug. 29 at Chris’ Automotive Center, 349 Route 52, Carmel. The afternoon of prizes, food and raffles will also feature a classic car show and automotive demonstrations, as well as real Minions and a bouncy house. The Putnam Humane Society will be on hand with adoptable pets and KICKS 105.5 Country and i95 ROCK will provide live entertainment. More information on Chris Automotiv…

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Events
Ridgefield's Angela Liptack, Peggy Thomas Present Dual Art Show Ridgefield's Angela Liptack, Peggy Thomas Present Dual Art Show
Ridgefield's Angela Liptack, Peggy Thomas Present Dual Art Show RIDGEFIELD, Conn. -- Ridgefield artists Angela Liptack and Peggy Thomas will present a two-woman show this summer, showcasing their use of optical illusions and imagery. “Trompe L’Oeil: Nature…Made” will run through Sept. 7 at the Rose Gallery Fine Art, 238A Warren St., Hudson, N.Y. The gallery will feature more than 20 pieces of work by each artist, some specifically crafted for the show. More information on the exhibit or the about the gallery is available online at rosegalleryfineart.com.

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YWCA White Plains Closes Out Camp Funkist With 'Hairspray' Performances YWCA White Plains Closes Out Camp Funkist With 'Hairspray' Performances
YWCA White Plains Closes Out Camp Funkist With 'Hairspray' Performances WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -- The YWCA White Plains and Central Westchester will close out its Camp Funkist with a production of the 1960s classic “Hairspray.” The YWCA Funkist Show will host two performances at 3 p.m. today (Aug. 20) for Lower Camp and at 3 p.m. Friday Upper Camp at the YWCA White Plains and Westchester, 515 North St. in White Plains. More than 200 children will take part in the musical chosen for its themes of tolerance and acceptance. It’s the group’s second production, having put on “The Lion King” at the camp’s four week mid-point. “For over 85 years the YWCA has been a…

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Neighbors
Wilton Library Presents John Newcomb Watercolor Gallery Wilton Library Presents John Newcomb Watercolor Gallery
Wilton Library Presents John Newcomb Watercolor Gallery WILTON, Conn. -- John Newcomb and his paint brush have traveled the world capturing the essence of countries from Argentina to Russia. This summer, the Norwalk resident brings the world to Wilton. “Travels with John” opens with a public reception from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 21, at the Wilton Library, 137 Old Ridgefield Road. Newcomb’s gallery runs through Sept. 27 and features 50 watercolors inspired by his visits over a 25-year-period to Africa, Argentina, Australia, Cambodia, China, Cuba, Greece, India, Japan and Russia, to name a few. Also on display will be eight of Newcomb’s larg…

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