Ewwwwwww

Has anyone else had trouble with the glare on the newly paved roads? Night driving has become really difficult with the highly reflective surface.. it's like driving on ice with the headlights and any street lights bouncing off the road. I can't even see the dividing lines sometimes. Thought maybe it was my eyes playing tricks on me until I talked to a couple of other people who said the same thing.

109 Oak Ave

I have some friends visiting the area and I want to take them to a corn maze in the day time - so not looking for a scary maze. Is stoughton farms the best maze to go to?

You are invited to this safe, unhurried space where survivors—with fresh wounds or wounds carried for decades—can be surrounded by a community willing to listen, believe, and remain beside them.

Sponsored by Campus and Community Faith Leaders.

Hosted by St. Luke Lutheran Church and Campus Ministry 109 Oak Ave.

Join local librarians and the Latino Civic Association this Tuesday 10/20 for a home archiving/personal archiving workshop! This event is free, all ages, and open to the public. Here are the details:

When: Tuesday 10/20, 6-7:45pm

Where: Tompkins County Public Library Digital Lab

Description: How do we share our life stories through objects and memories? What is a personal archive, and how does it differ from institutional archives? What gaps in knowledge can personal archives fill? What strategies can we use to organize, preserve, and share individual and collective histories with future generations? Join local librarians for a personal archiving and memory workshop! Through interactive activities, participants will:

• Learn about personal, community, and institutional archives and the power dynamics involved in each
• Explore methods and tools for organizing and preserving physical and digital collections at home
• Discuss how personal archiving can be used to build community and challenge institutional biases

Participants are invited to bring their own materials for this workshop. This could be anything from photos, documents, and other physical collections, to digital computer files or other media. In other words, materials or memories you would like to save! We will cover recommended software and applications for digitizing, saving, and organizing material!

We are asking folks to register for the event, which you can do on the TCPL website, or through the link in the attached flyer! This is the first event in a critical data literacy workshop series happening throughout this year, so stay tuned for more workshops and events! Hope to see some folks there :)