Girl Scout Troop 602 of Middletown is finishing their cybersecurity badge. The girls will either bring or have laptops and will use them to practice several methods to make their systems more secure. There are no tools or applications being used that cause damage or problems.
This program has been canceled.
David Demming will present the information genealogists have been waiting for from the newly released 1950 census. See what you can learn and verify about your family history, and if it will help you overcome any brick walls! All are welcome, please register here or call 401-683-9457.
Monthly meeting of the National Active and Retired Federal Employees association, Newport chapter 869
Monthly meeting of the National Active and Retired Federal Employees association, Newport chapter 869
Join us for an enlightening hour with Kate Kelley, a teacher who in her spare time scours flea markets and antique shops looking for old photos for sale. Using a variety of methods, Kate finds living descendants and relatives of the subjects of the photos and reunites them with their families. Soon to be featured on The Today Show, and previously featured on Chronicle and in the Boston Globe among other news outlets, it is a treat to welcome Kate to our library to share some of her treasures. Registration required.
Board/ Owners Meeting
Board/ Owners Meeting
Youth will be invited to participate in a 4-night series beginning in January 2020 capturing their opinions of their current and a potential future high school. The series will begin at Innovate Newport, travel to Middletown and Portsmouth locations prior to public forum at CCRI in late February.
Free presentation to assist high school students and their families with the stressful and sometimes overwhelming college admission process. Join Anne Clawson and Diane DelGreco, who have over fifty years of college admission experience, as they cover a range of topics in an entertaining and interactive format. The audience will have the opportunity to serve as the “admission committee” and issue admission decisions on sample college applications! In addition, they will cover a range of topics including:
• How to develop a list of potential colleges.
Whether your girl is just getting ready to enter Kindergarten or she's already there, Girl Scouts can expand her world outside of school!
As a Girl Scout Daisy in Kindergarten and First grade , she'll unleash her imagination to try a wide variety of new and exciting things. She'll make friends, grow in confidence, and build skills that will help her in school and beyond.
