Local Briefs
Artist Bonnie Gale to provide lantern making at The Place
NORWICH – The Place has announced that it will be working with local artist Bonnie Gale to provide a five-week Lantern-Making Workshop for teens in Chenango County. Ms. Gale, who applied and received a New York State Decentralization (DEC) grant through the Chenango Council of the Arts to make this project possible, will work with students to design willow stick framework lanterns covered with paper and lit with LED lights. Lanterns may be as simple as pyramid shapes or as extravagant as large scale fantastic creatures, made by several participants. The teens themselves will determine the design and form.
The workshops will take place in The Place’s new teen room located at the UCC, 11 West Main St., Norwich. Workshops will be held on Wednesdays from 3pm-4:30pm: October 1st, October 8th, October, 29th, November 5th, and November 19th. Teens will have the opportunity to showcase their lanterns in the Christmas Parade in Norwich on November 29th. The program is free to teen 12-18 years of age who reside in Chenango County. Teens must participate in a minimum of two workshops.
To register for the workshops, please contact Marjorie Grap at 336-9696 x106.
Still time to reserve your place at free diabetes information program.
NORWICH – UHS Chenango Memorial Hospital will present a free diabetes information program in the hospital’s Basement Conference Room, 179 North Broad Street in Norwich, Thursday, Sept. 25. Registration begins at 5 p.m. and presentations begin at 5:30. This annual event, on the hospital’s lower level, is open to diabetics and their families and will feature the latest information about diabetes.
The program features local healthcare professionals providing a wide range of valuable information for diabetics and their families. Subjects will include an update on the latest news about diabetes by local physician Karen Banks-Lindner, DO; a diabetes-friendly food demonstration by Chenango Memorial Hospitals clinical nutrition manager Gayle Breuilly, RD, CDN, and executive chef Kevin Crabb; the impact of diabetes on gum health by UHS Dental Center dentist Barbara Gruchalska, DDS; foot care for diabetics by local podiatrists Dr. Patricia Warski and Dr. Jeffrey Todd; and understanding the diabetes care plan – for the care partner by Melissa Entenmann MS,RD, CDN, CDE.
There will be light refreshments, door prizes and give-aways. Vendors who specialize in products and services for diabetics will be on hand with displays as well. Space is limited and reservations are requested. Please call 337-4040 to reserve your space or register on line at www.uhs.net.
NORWICH – The Place has announced that it will be working with local artist Bonnie Gale to provide a five-week Lantern-Making Workshop for teens in Chenango County. Ms. Gale, who applied and received a New York State Decentralization (DEC) grant through the Chenango Council of the Arts to make this project possible, will work with students to design willow stick framework lanterns covered with paper and lit with LED lights. Lanterns may be as simple as pyramid shapes or as extravagant as large scale fantastic creatures, made by several participants. The teens themselves will determine the design and form.
The workshops will take place in The Place’s new teen room located at the UCC, 11 West Main St., Norwich. Workshops will be held on Wednesdays from 3pm-4:30pm: October 1st, October 8th, October, 29th, November 5th, and November 19th. Teens will have the opportunity to showcase their lanterns in the Christmas Parade in Norwich on November 29th. The program is free to teen 12-18 years of age who reside in Chenango County. Teens must participate in a minimum of two workshops.
To register for the workshops, please contact Marjorie Grap at 336-9696 x106.
Still time to reserve your place at free diabetes information program.
NORWICH – UHS Chenango Memorial Hospital will present a free diabetes information program in the hospital’s Basement Conference Room, 179 North Broad Street in Norwich, Thursday, Sept. 25. Registration begins at 5 p.m. and presentations begin at 5:30. This annual event, on the hospital’s lower level, is open to diabetics and their families and will feature the latest information about diabetes.
The program features local healthcare professionals providing a wide range of valuable information for diabetics and their families. Subjects will include an update on the latest news about diabetes by local physician Karen Banks-Lindner, DO; a diabetes-friendly food demonstration by Chenango Memorial Hospitals clinical nutrition manager Gayle Breuilly, RD, CDN, and executive chef Kevin Crabb; the impact of diabetes on gum health by UHS Dental Center dentist Barbara Gruchalska, DDS; foot care for diabetics by local podiatrists Dr. Patricia Warski and Dr. Jeffrey Todd; and understanding the diabetes care plan – for the care partner by Melissa Entenmann MS,RD, CDN, CDE.
There will be light refreshments, door prizes and give-aways. Vendors who specialize in products and services for diabetics will be on hand with displays as well. Space is limited and reservations are requested. Please call 337-4040 to reserve your space or register on line at www.uhs.net.
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