Wednesday, September 11, 2013
Thursday, August 29, 2013
Gardener's Roundtable Meeting on Wednesday at 6PM
Labels:
autumn,
cold,
extended growing,
gardening,
guest speaker,
meeting,
preparation,
season,
seeds,
vegetables,
winter
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Many Hands-Celebrating Crafts Of The Past
Labels:
arts,
building,
ceramics,
communication,
community,
craft,
crafts,
education,
gardening,
history,
jewelry,
learning,
life,
past,
self sufficiency,
video,
wood
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
September Gardener's Roundtable Meeting
Come join the Gardener’s Roundtable on Wednesday, September 4th at 6PM to learn about preparing your garden for the Fall and Winter seasons. We will discuss saving seeds and dealing with the end of the warmer months. David “Dr. Tomato” O’Connor will be joining us this month as our guest speaker!
In October, we will be joined by Michael Snyder of One Love Brewery in Dover to discuss homebrewing and beer making ingredients!
Labels:
autumn,
discussion,
extended growing,
fall,
Gardeners Roundtable,
growing season,
guest speaker,
meeting,
season,
seeds,
winter
Thursday, August 8, 2013
Under Our Skin
Last night we had a fantastic program at the library. We screened the documentary "Under Our Skin", an eye-opening and shocking look at the state of Lyme Disease research and treatment in the United States. After the film, Dr. Steve Clark, a Lyme Disease treating naturopathic doctor, hosted a Q&A session about Lyme Disease. Thank you to everyone involved that made this great program happen at the Goodwin Library! If you want to learn more about Lyme Disease and the topics covered in last night's program, check out some of these resources:
Under Our Skin on IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1202579/
Lyme 411: http://w.mawebcenters.com/lyme411/
Dr. Steve Clark, ND: http://steveclarknd.com/
Labels:
discussion,
disease,
documentary,
health,
healthcare,
lyme disease,
medical,
medicine,
meeting
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
Reminder: The Gardener's Roundtable Meets Tonight!
Remember, the Gardener's Roundtable is meeting tonight at 6 PM! After a one month hiatus, we're returning tonight with a great, unique program. Join the Gardener's Roundtable and Lyme411 for a special screening of "Under Our Skin", a documentary about Lyme Disease. After the film, Dr. Steve Clark, a Lyme experience naturopathic doctor, will be here for a Q&A session. Don't miss out on this unique and important opportunity!
The film is not suitable for children.
If you missed the showing last night view it now here:
Labels:
disease,
documentary,
film screening,
Gardeners Roundtable,
healthcare,
lyme disease,
medical,
meeting,
people
Friday, August 2, 2013
N.H. Male Tests Positive For Two Rare, Vector-Borne Diseases
Labels:
disease,
insects,
local,
local news,
mosquito,
New Hampshire,
outside,
people,
prevention,
rare,
ticks
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Gardening Can Help Depression, Gardeners' World Magazine Survey Finds
Labels:
activity,
beauty,
garden,
gardening,
gardens,
happiness,
health,
mental health,
nature,
people,
study
Saturday, July 6, 2013
August Gardener's Roundtable Meeting - "Under Our Skin" August 7, 6 PM
After a one month hiatus, the Gardener's Roundtable will be meeting next month on August 7th at 6PM. We will be screening "Under Our Skin" and Dr. Steve Clark will answer your questions about Lyme Disease following the film.
"UNDER
OUR SKIN"...A gripping tale of microbes, medicine & money will be shown
at the Goodwin Library in Farmington on Wednesday, August 7th at 6
pm. The documentary showing is sponsored
by Lyme411 a NH patient support group.
UNDER OUR SKIN exposes the hidden story of Lyme
disease, one of the most serious and controversial epidemics of our time. Slate
Magazine called it "Head-spinning...riveting...a
rigorously researched and highly thorough piece of investigative
reporting."
Each year, thousands go undiagnosed or
misdiagnosed, often told that their symptoms are all in their head. Following
the stories of patients and physicians fighting for their lives and
livelihoods, the film brings into focus a haunting picture of the health care
system and a medical establishment all too willing to put profits ahead of
patients. Please note that the movie is
not suitable for children.
A question and answer session with Dr. Steve
Clark, ND will follow immediately after the film. Dr. Clark is an experienced Lyme-treating
Naturopathic Physician.. Lyme411 holds
monthly support group meetings in Laconia for people living with tick-borne
illnesses as well as their family members and friends. For more information about Lyme 411 visit
www.LYme411.org or call 888-596-5698 (messages are usually returned within 24
hours). For more information about the
showing call Cyndi at 755-2762.
Labels:
disease,
film screening,
health,
healthcare,
insects,
lyme disease,
outside,
tick bites
Tuesday, July 2, 2013
Thursday, June 20, 2013
Sunday, June 9, 2013
Thursday, June 6, 2013
July Meeting
Thanks again to Kelly McAdam at the UNH Cooperative Extension! Last night we had a fantastic, informative presentation on garden pests, insects, diseases, and more. Next month we will meet on July 3rd at 6PM to discuss extending the growing season with fall crops.
Labels:
agriculture,
disease,
fungi,
Gardeners Roundtable,
gardening,
insects,
prevention
Monday, June 3, 2013
Gardener's Roundtable Meeting on Wednesday, June 5th, 6PM
The Gardener's Roundtable will be meeting this Wednesday at 6PM! Bugs, diseases, the weather, critters…they all make gardening a challenge! How do I know which one is the problem? In many cases, you can take simple steps to reduce the chances of having some of our major garden pests. This presentation by Kelly McAdam, Food & Agriculture Field Specialist with UNH Cooperative Extension in Strafford County, will give an overview of how to identify which pest you have and environmentally-friendly ways to control some of the most common garden pests. The Cooperative Extension provides New Hampshire citizens with research-based education and information, enhancing their ability to make informed decisions that strengthen youth, families and communities, sustain natural resources, and improve the economy. Don’t miss this opportunity to find ways to deal with what is bugging YOU!
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fungus,
garden,
Gardeners Roundtable,
gardening,
gardens,
insects,
local,
local action,
local food,
meeting,
mold,
pests,
prevention,
Q&A,
speaker,
treatment
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