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10:30a
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PC Events Committee Meeting
COmmittee meets every 4th Monday to plan and coordinate community events and activities with a PC presense.
Please attend if you have an event OR if you can volunteer an hour or two towards a successful event.
CONTACT: Donna 845-338-6844 x109
YWCA 2nd Fl. Conference Rm - 209 Clinton Ave, Kingston
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Domestic Violence Awareness Night
at 244 Fair Street - The County Building.
The exterior of the Ulster County Office Building will be bathed in purple lights during October in recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
A lighting ceremony led by County Executive Michael Hein will be held at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday.
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RED RIBBON MONTH!!
Happy Birthday Coalition!
Red Ribbon is the oldest and largest drug prevention campaign in the country. Red Ribbon serves as a vehicle for communities and individuals to take a stand for the hopes and dreams of our children through a commitment to drug prevention and education and a personal commitment to live drug free lives with the ultimate goal being the creation of drug free America.
And, perhaps more importantly, Red Ribbon commemorates the ultimate sacrifice made by DEA Special Agent Enrique "Kiki" Camarena, who died at the hands of drug traffikers in Mexico while fighting the battle against illegal drugs to keep our country and children safe.
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October is National OTC Med. Abuse Month!
Over the county medical abuse is a growing trend!
www.stopmedicineabuse.org
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FREE EVENT No Pre-Registration Required!
Nationally Recognized Play Therapist
Dr. DAVID A. CRENSHAW
Psychologist and Author
Understanding and Working with Children and Youth,
who have experienced Trauma
Friday October 2, 2009
12:15-4:00 PM in the Lecture Center 100
SUNY New Paltz
For more information, please contact: Mette Christiansen at christim@newpaltz.edu or at (845) 257-3697.
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S.A.G.E. MAKE A DIFFERENCE DAY
The second Annual MAKE A DIFFERENCE DAY, sponsored by S.A.G.E is scheduled for Sunday, October 4th, at Cantine Field, Saugerties, NY. from 12-3pm.
Place: Cantine Field, Saugerties, NY
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Speaker: Dr. Sheldon Feldman
Chief of Breast Surgery
Columbia University Medical Center, NYC
'Breast Cancer 2010'
Sunday, October 4, 2009 Noon-4pm
Lunch Buffet - Cash Bar - Silent Auction
Wiltwyck Golf Club, Kingston NY
Please Respond by 10/02/09
tickets @$40 each
Check: Make payable to (Breast Cancer Options)
THANK YOU!
For more information: 845/339-4673
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9:00
Bringing Agencies Together: BAT
representatives of organizations talking about current work, programs they are developing, services offered, services sought
Most meetings are 9AM, the first Tuesday of even months at Kingston Library
Participants bring fruit/juice/seltzer other potables, baked goods/cheeses/fruit etc. to share. Come with or without an offering!
Info: Contact Ruth
partner-in-healing@earthlink.net
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The buring of KINGSTON Re-Enactment
On October 16, 1777, the village of Kingston was burned to the ground. Every few years with the help of extraordinary local historical societies, museums, and Revolutionary War re-enactors the city commemorates this spirited exchange. October 16-18, will celebrate the 232nd Anniversary of the Burning of Kingston.When the British come to Kingston this year there will definitely be people waiting for them. Today, the threat of a burning doesnt send people fleeing; it draws the public in to watch. October 16th will start the weekend off with the Council of War meetings. One held by the Militia, Uptown at the Hoffman House Tavern; the other held by the British, Downtown at the waterfront landing at Kingston Point Beach. Saturday, the 17th will be filled with waterfront re-enactments, opportunities to tour the encampments and sample goods on sale from vendors. Finally the jewel of the day belongs to the Colonial Ball, Saturday evening in Council Chambers of City Hall. Period dress is not required but participation is encouraged. Sunday, October 18, the troops will battle by land and sea along the Hudson River and Rondout Creek. As cool heads prevail, the afternoon will hold its first meet & greet the re-enactors. Get up close and personal with the men and women who participate in 18th century re-enactments. This is a fun and friendly way to learn about history! For further details about the weekends events check out www.firstulster.org or call toll free (800-331-1518) the Heritage Area Visitor Center.
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Red Ribbon Week will be celebrated October 17-25, 2009.
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10:30a
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PC Events Committee Meeting
COmmittee meets every 4th Monday to plan and coordinate community events and activities with a PC presense.
Please attend if you have an event OR if you can volunteer an hour or two towards a successful event.
CONTACT: Donna 845-338-6844 x109
YWCA 2nd Fl. Conference Rm - 209 Clinton Ave, Kingston
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Child Passenger Safety Awareness Training
for Healthcare Professionals
When: Friday, October 30, 2009
8:00am to 4:00pm
Where: The Family Birthplace of The Kingston Hospital, 4 West Education Room
This program is open to all healthcare professionals or maternal & child health advocates that are interested in the safe transportation of infants and children. Lunch will be provided.
For registration information, please contact
Dawn Greer at 845-331-3131 ext. 2595
This program has been submitted to the New York State Nurses Association for approval to award contact hours. The New York Nurses Association is accredited as an approver of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Centers Commission on Accreditation
In cooperation with The Mid-Hudson Health and Safety Institute at SUNY Ulster presents a Continuing Education Program:
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10:00a
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Ellenville:HARVEST HEALTH FAIR
by the Wawarsing Council
and The Family HealthCenter of Ellenville
Next to Ellenville Hosp!
-goodie bags- face painting- bouncy house- costume parade!- Macaroni the Clown- pumpkion painting- car seat saftey checks- ambulace tour- health screenings- asthma education-
FREE cider and donuts!
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