TAG: Medicare
These Library Programs Have Active, Informative & Funny Moments You Won’t Want to Miss
Posted in News on May 17, 2022 at 6:00 am
June brings programs for adults about separation anxiety in pets, Medicare, active walks for senior citizens, some engaging new picture books to read with young children, and the bi-monthly Master Gardeners Plant Clinic. Businesses and startups can sign up to learn the fundamentals of building a brand for a business. Family Storytimes are back in p […]
Tags: adults, Beanstack, business, Eric Herman, kids, Medicare, parents, pets, picture book chat, senior walks, separation anxiety, stories, storytime, summer, Summer reading, teens, The Zaniac, tweens
13 Programs in May for Wellness, Asian American Heritage, Sustainable Nonprofits, Hamilton Trivia & More
Posted in News on April 21, 2022 at 4:15 am
Wellness is the focus of two programs in May—one for tweens and teens all about healthy habits to help steer clear of vaping and one for adults who want to learn and apply the science of well-being to their lives. May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, and we’re celebrating with two creative […]
Tags: adults, Asian American Heritage, business, digital resources, Hamilton, learning circle, Library of Things, Master Gardeners, Medicare, multimeter, origami, Pacific Islander Heritage, parents, picture books, plant clinic, SCORE, STARS Training, sumi-e painting, teens, trivia, vaping prevention, wellness
Helpful & Easy to Use: Personal Finance Resources, Books & Programs for You
Posted in Explore and Discover on February 3, 2022 at 7:00 am
By Crystal Miller & Erin Dodge For many, personal finances can be an overwhelming topic to tackle. Analyzing your finances and preparing for your financial future may not be at the top of your to-do list. Maybe it could be something to think about tomorrow, even when you feel like it’s something you probably should […]
Tags: adults, booklists, books, digital library, digital resources, finances, financial, Gale, high school, learning, LinkedIn Learning, Medicare, Money Smart Week, personal finance, teens
4 Weeks of February Filled with Creative, Informative & Entertaining Programs
Posted in News on January 19, 2022 at 6:00 am
Here’s what’s happening in February... […]
Tags: adults, art, board game swap, business, gardening, kids, Medicare, parents, puzzle swap, science, Spanish programs, STEM, stories, story time, teens, trivia, villains
January Has Trivia Fun with Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Creative Art Submissions for All Ages & More
Posted in News on December 15, 2021 at 6:00 am
From the fun to the informative, January’s library programs include trivia and workshops for adults, a resiliency workshop for businesses, an all-ages, all-abilities call for artists, and engaging programs for kids and families. […]
Tags: adults, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, kids, LEGO, library programs, Medicare, picture book chat, science, STEAM, STEM, stories, teens, trivia
Thankful for Sherlock Holmes, Holiday Ornaments, LEGO Storytimes & You
Posted in News on October 19, 2021 at 6:00 am
Fans of mystery will want to check out our programs dedicated to one of the most famous private detectives in literature, TV, and film—Sherlock Holmes. Plus, November has entertaining and informative programs for adults, businesses, and kids and families that you won’t want to miss. […]
Tags: adults, businesses, crafts, experiments, glowforge, holidays, kids, LEGO, Medicare, ornaments, picture book chat, programs, science, Sherlock Holmes, STARS Training, STEM, story time, storytime, trivia
October Has Creative & Spooky, Useful & Sensible Programs, Plus Informative Fair Housing Workshops
Posted in News on September 15, 2021 at 6:00 am
Our October library programs offer you the opportunity to explore the creative and spooky, the useful and sensible, and workshops that provide insights into fair housing laws. […]
Tags: adults, clean air, clean wood burning, creativebug, fair housing, gardening, history, local history, Medicare, picture book chat, quilting, seed saving, shred day, Tim Burton, trivia, voting
Take a Chance on Something New in September
Posted in News on August 18, 2021 at 6:00 am
It’s Library Card Sign-up Month and the perfect time to get a library card for kids heading back to school! Also this month, learn about Calculated Risks for Business. Or dig in to planning your spring garden with a fall cleanup. Test your knowledge and enjoy some lively trivia. Plus more programs to explore! […]
Tags: Aardman Animations, adults, business, business risks, college, FAFSA, gardening, kids, library card, Library Card Sign-up Month, Medicare, National Voter Registration Day, nonfiction, online, parents, picture books, STARS Training, storytime, volunteer, voters, WASFA
Workshops to help you with Medicare Open Enrollment
Posted in News on October 10, 2019 at 6:00 am
It is that time of year again. Medicare Open Enrollment is available for 2020, beginning next week. Determining the best Medicare plan for your situation can be complicated. The upside of reviewing your plan options is that you can save money. Trained volunteers from Aging & Long Term Care of Eastern Washington (ALTCEW) and Statewide […]
Tags: adults, advisor, aging, ALTCEW, benefits, coverage, health, health care, insurance, long term care, Medicare, Medicare Advantage, Medicare assistance, Medicare Open Enrollment, Medicare Part D, seniors, SHIBA
On the road to financial literacy: Stop at the library for valuable no-cost resources
Posted in Explore and Discover on August 28, 2019 at 6:00 am
By Stacey Goddard In my last blog, I talked about my first real job (delivering newspapers with my brother). What I didn’t mention is the very different approaches my brother and I took with our hard-earned wages. He had a budget, including a formula for how much money would go into savings each month, how […]
Tags: adults, budgeting, consumer, consumer reports, credit, credit score, debt, dollars, education, finances, financial literacy, home buying, identity theft, investing, Medicare, organizing, planning, retirement, sense, SNAP, spending, STCU, teens
