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SUMMARY:An Evening of Poetry with David Mills
DESCRIPTION:David Mills will read from\, and reflect upon\, the research behind his recent poetry collection\, Boneyarn\, the first-ever book of poems about slavery in New York City. \nThe city holds the oldest and largest slave cemetery in the United States—the African Burial Ground—which was open from 1712 to 1795 and is located in Wall Street’s shadows. Fifteen thousand enslaved and free Blacks\, some Native Americans\, and poor whites are buried there. Mills creatively “excavates” the tragedies and triumphs of New York’s enslaved and free Black community. He writes about those who toiled as cooks\, childhood chimney sweeps\, sailed the Atlantic\, fought in the Revolutionary War\, maintained African traditions when burying the dead\, built the “wall” where Wall Street gets its name\, and regrettably were dehumanized in life and sometimes desecrated in death. The collection also includes a suite of poems dedicated to Jupiter Hammon; born into slavery on Long Island\, New York\, Hammon was the first Black poet published in North America. \nMr. Mills holds an MFA from Warren Wilson College and an MA from New York University. He’s published four collections: The Dream Detective\, The Sudden Country\, After Mistic (Massachusetts slavery poems) and the bestselling Boneyarn. His poems have appeared in Ploughshares\, Brooklyn Rail\, Colorado Review\, Crab Orchard Review Jubilat\, Callaloo\, Obsidian\, The Common\, Brooklyn Rail\, Rattapallax\, The Literary Review\, The African-American Review and Fence. He has received fellowships from the New York Foundation for the Arts\, Breadloaf\, the Lannan Foundation\, the Queens Council on the Arts\, the Bronx Council on the Arts\, Washington College and The American Antiquarian Society. He lived in Langston Hughes’ landmark Harlem home for three years (was a recipient of the Langston Hughes Society Award) and wrote the audio script for Macarthur-Genius-Award Winner Deborah Willis’ curated exhibition: Reflections in Black:100 Years of Black Photography. The Juilliard School of Drama commissioned and produced a play by Mr. Mills. He has recorded his poetry on ESPN\, RCA Records and has had poems displayed at the Venice Biennale and Germany’s Documenta art exhibition. \nRegister for Poetry with David Mills here.
URL:https://friendsoftra.org/event/an-evening-of-poetry-with-david-mills/
LOCATION:Virtual Presentation
CATEGORIES:Scarsdale Public Library
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SUMMARY:COVID-19 Booster Update
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Michael J. Palumbo is the Executive Vice President and Chief Medical Officer at White Plains Hospital. In this role\, Dr. Palumbo oversees all medical services\, clinical quality\, safety\, and privacy at White Plains Hospital. He joined the Hospital in 2005 as the Founding Medical Director of the Adult Hospitalist Program. In 2009\, he was named Executive Vice President and Medical Director\, and in 2018 was promoted to Chief Medical Officer. \nPrior to working at White Plains Hospital\, Dr. Palumbo was an internal medicine provider in Manhattan\, where he was a founding partner of a large multi-specialty private practice group. He received his medical degree from Boston University School of Medicine and completed his residency at New York University School of Medicine\, where he served as a chief resident. Dr. Palumbo is board-certified in internal medicine. In addition to Hospice of Westchester\, he is also a Board member of Burke Rehabilitation Hospital\, where he serves as the Chairman of the Performance Improvement Committee. \nFor more information please contact Maryellen Saenger\, Aging in Place Coordinator\, (914) 723-3281 or email msaenger@sfcsinc.org or Claudette Gassler at cgassler@wlsmail.org \n\nRegister for COVID-19 Booster Update here.
URL:https://friendsoftra.org/event/covid-19-booster-update/
LOCATION:Virtual Presentation
CATEGORIES:Scarsdale Public Library
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210621T190000
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SUMMARY:Arthur Manor: A Historical Tour of Scarsdale's First Suburban Community
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for the premiere virtual screening of the Scarsdale’s Historical Society’s latest video depicting the history of the Edgewood neighborhood. In 1891\, The Arthur Manor Suburban Home Company began construction of a housing development that initiated Scarsdale’s transformation from a rural town of farms and estates to a modern suburb. \nRegister for this webinar by clicking here.
URL:https://friendsoftra.org/event/arthur-manor-a-historical-tour-of-scarsdales-first-suburban-community/
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CATEGORIES:Scarsdale Public Library
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SUMMARY:Brain Boosting Nutrition with Sharp Again Naturally
DESCRIPTION:Certified Health and Wellness Coaches Lisa Feiner and Steve Ledvina of Sharp Again Naturally use science-backed suggestions for a healthy lifestyle that can contribute to optimal brain health. \nRegistration and details for zoom links available through Scarsdale \nPublic Library (914) 722-1300 \nFor more information\, please contact Claudette Gassler\, Scarsdale \nPublic Library\, at cgassler@wlsmail.org\, or Maryellen Saenger\, Aging in Place \nCoordinator\, (914) 723-3281; msaenger@sfcsinc.org
URL:https://friendsoftra.org/event/brain-boosting-nutrition-with-sharp-again-naturally/
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