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Dope, Fabric and Guts: True stories about the earliest fliers as they invented the future is a new book released in October 2021. It documents important pilots & designers from the first years of flight. Who knew so many women flew in before WW1?

Phyllis Blackstone, a storyteller who resides in Brunswick, Maine, used the shelter-in-place pandemic time to write down all the stories, real and imagined, she had ever composed.

A Guide to Better And More Inclusive Meetings Everyone has sat in awful meetings. Meetings often waste time. Results are elusive. The same participants always do most of the talking. And some of the best ideas never get heard. Dr.

When Linda Kopec got her first cancer diagnosis, she didn't give up. When she got her second cancer diagnosis, she didn't give up. Instead, Kopec not only beat the cancers, she realized the dreaded disease can also bring gifts to the living.

Greta Grace is in many ways a typical 7th-grader. She has a secret handshake with her best friend but also fights with her. She frets about whether her crush likes her and also argues with her mom.

Book on creating health and resilience using a kitchen pharmacy recognized in international competition.

Forty years ago, Marie Ruggles got her start researching nutrition and working in the public health sector managing chronic disease and maximizing wellness.

Andrea O'Connor, former Sherman First Selectman, will be discussing her new mystery novel, Woodson Falls: 16 Lakeview Terrace, on Sunday, October 4th at 5:00 PM. The event is a remote program hosted by The Sherman Library.