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Date: 11/3/2020
Subject: Your Tuesday Village Update #32
From: Greater Newburyport Village





 

   
Your Tuesday Village Update #32
        
November 3, 2020         
 
 

Dear Villagers,

Here are a few noteworthy reminders:

  1. The Village has a program called the One Minute Check-in, formerly known as Rise & Shine, which is available for members who live alone and may feel insecure as they recuperate from an illness, operation, or for any reason at all. To set up a daily check-in call, contact the Village at 978 206-1821.
     
  2. Remember to alert the Village if you have moved. It's important the we have your current address so you can receive services and Village mail.
     
  3. And lastly, remember to vote today if you haven't already!


NEW: Villagers Share
If you have an item you want to donate, lend, or borrow, send the details to services@greaternewburyportvillage.org. Include your name, phone number, the item, and whether you want to borrow, lend, or donate it. Here's our first Villagers Share entry:

  • Member Doug Bolick has a wet/dry vac he is happy to lend. You can contact him at 978-270-3494.

Programs & Events Offerings

  • Member's Weekly Happy Hour, Fridays at 5:00 PM 
    (registration is required to receive your Friday Zoom invitation

    If you forget to register, email Jennifer Attenborough (contact details in Membership Directory) before 4:00 PM on Friday and she will invite you.

  • Tomorrow Village Talk, Wed. Nov. 4, 4:00-5:15 PM: Crossing Bhutan - The Kingdom in the Clouds, Land of Dragons. Take an exciting trip to Bhutan with naturalist Bill Gette, former director of Mass. Audubon’s Joppa Flats Education Center. Bill has visited this remote country three times and will share his wildlife experiences and travel adventures. 

     

  • Village Talk: Wed. Nov. 18, 4:00 PM: The United States Presidency - Where It’s Come From and Where It’s Headed. Lee Thomas, retired history teacher, will use music and illustrations, and follow a question and answer format to present his history and analysis of the American presidency. He’ll touch on Native American history, the American Revolution, and other major events to show how this office has evolved.
  • Next Village Chat Room is Monday, Nov 16 at 4:00 PM (new time): Members and volunteers are welcome!

Fun Activities to Enjoy at Home

  • Friday, Nov. 6, 6:30 PM: Join the Custom House Virtual First Friday to hear Rob Napier share his expertise in creating and conserving historical ship modelsTo join: 1) click this link, 2) click About the Museum, 3) click Events.

  •  Tuesday, Nov. 17, 6:30 PM: From #Black Lives Matter to #MeToo: Understanding Social Media’s Contribution to Democracy with University of Maine Associate Professor Judith Rosenbaum. Sponsored by the Newburyport Public Library, register at https://www.newburyportpl.org.

  •  You don’t have to fly to meet the Funniest Flight Attendant Ever, whose pre-flight routine makes for an entertaining stand-up comedy show.

  •  This hour-long BBC production reveals the tragic life of Irish poet, playwright, and novelist, Oscar Wilde Himself.

  •  Meet Dololo and his hero, and learn how this baby elephant orphan is Raised by the Best Human Friends.

  • In 2017 David Bowie’s producer discovered Natasha Cook Jenkins when she was singing on a Glasgow street. Now a singer/songwriter based in London, hear a bit of her lovely version of Streets of London.

  •  Revisit past Tuesday Updates.

  •  Find more activities at Resources for this time of Social Distancing.


A Little Pandemic Humor



Help for Villagers using Zoom

If you'd like a training session on using Zoom, call the Village at 978 206-1821. There are also links to Zoom training on the Resources page.


Take good care of yourselves!
The Greater Newburyport Village

 
     

 


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