Writers and Storytellers
FREE Weekly Workshops!!!
IS THERE A STORY OR MEMORY INSIDE YOU WAITING TO BE TOLD...? HAVE YOU EVER WONDERED ABOUT THAT ALMOST MAGICAL ABILITY THAT SOME WRITERS SEEM TO HAVE TO WEAVE TALES OF ROMANCE, ADVENTURE, SUSPENSE, COMEDY, AND/OR HORROR? WHETHER WRITING FICTION OR MEMOIR, THESE WRITERS KNOW HOW TO CONNECT WITH THEIR READERS SO AS TO CAUSE THEIR SPINES TO TINGLE, THEIR HEARTS TO STOP, THEIR MINDS TO EXPAND, THEIR FANTASIES TO SOAR, AND THEIR BELLIES TO ROCK WITH LAUGHTER. t it, and what got them to where they are.
Moderators
Donna Spector: Off Broadway plays: Golden Ladder (Women Playwrights: The Best Plays 2002, Smith & Kraus) and Another Paradise. Masters Poetry Prize, 2nd Prize winner Ginsberg Poetry Award: The Woman Who Married Herself (Evening Street Press), Sinclair Poetry Prize finalist. Two Worlds (Aldrich Press). Two NEH grants to study theater and Ovid in Greece, English and drama. Teacher in high schools and colleges. Bill Steinauer: a Greenwood Lake resident and former Warwick Valley Community Center president, was a newspaper writer and editor for nearly 50 years. He has also taught editing on the college level. and Judy Shedletsky: Retired school administrator, Teacher and Social worker.
Warwick Valley Prevention Coalition
Our Goals
To reduce alcohol and marijuana abuse among youth and to prevent initiation into all drug use by encouraging wise & healthy decisions by all community members
Meets generally the 4th Thursday of the Month. https://www.facebook.com/Warwick-Valley-Coalition-341826342606262/
BREAK THE STIGMA!
Join us for our second annual Break the Stigma Addiction Awareness Walk as we gather together to break the stigma that surrounds addiction and recovery.
Our Mission Statement:
Take a moment to really think about it...has your life been affected in any way by addiction? Whether it is you, a family member, significant other, friend, son or daughter, almost everyone's lives have been impacted in some way. The mission of "Break the Stigma" is to raise awareness by promoting transparency among individuals impacted by substance use disorder. Beginning right here within our own community and through the sharing of our own experiences, we hope to offer strength, wisdom, encouragement, support, guidance and resources to lay the foundation in promoting healthy coping strategies for all individuals, no matter how affected.
The Walk will start at Stanley Deming park and registration will open at 11am with the Walk kicking off at 12noon. As the walk ceases back at the park hear from speakers on the topics of stigma and hope. Enjoy performances from local bands and artists. Food will be served, and we will also be having our corn hole tournament again.
Sponsorship options are available for businesses and individuals who would like to honor a loved one. All donations and proceeds will be donated to the Warwick Valley Prevention Coalition.
Interested in being a sponsor of this years walk?
Email at: Ryan.wvpc@gmail.com
Break the Stigma is a project of the Warwick Valley Coalition
and fiscal agent Warwick Community Center
Respect peoples choices this summer please. If you're out at a BBQ or at the lake and you offer someone a drink and they say "No, Thank you." Respect that! Too many times have I been asked "Why not?!" and told "Ah come on its just one!" You never know the severity of what someone is going through.
That moment still gives me chills! Who’s excited to hear more from SC Static at this years walk!?
Join us for our second annual Break the Stigma Addiction Awareness Walk as we gather together to break the stigma that surrounds addiction and recovery.
Our Mission Statement:
Take a moment to really think about it...has your life been affected in any way by addiction? Whether it is you, a family member, significant other, friend, son or daughter, almost everyone's lives have been impacted in some way. The mission of "Break the Stigma" is to raise awareness by promoting transparency among individuals impacted by substance use disorder. Beginning right here within our own community and through the sharing of our own experiences, we hope to offer strength, wisdom, encouragement, support, guidance and resources to lay the foundation in promoting healthy coping strategies for all individuals, no matter how affected.
The Walk will start at Stanley Deming park and registration will open at 11am with the Walk kicking off at 12noon. As the walk ceases back at the park hear from speakers on the topics of stigma and hope. Enjoy performances from local bands and artists. Food will be served, and we will also be having our corn hole tournament again.
Sponsorship options are available for businesses and individuals who would like to honor a loved one. All donations and proceeds will be donated to the Warwick Valley Prevention Coalition.
Interested in being a sponsor of this years walk? Email at: Ryan.wvpc@gmail.com
Break the Stigma is a project of the Warwick Valley Coalitionand fiscal agent Warwick Community Center
At this year’s event, we will have recovery coaches and support on hand for you to grab hold of, as well as many members of the recovery community who can identify and talk with you. We will also have many resources and information tables. BUT in the mean time, don’t hesitate to PM us if you need to talk or need help today! This is an open invitation to you.
Beyond excited to announce that Sonic Gymnastics will be performing again at this years Break the Stigma Addiction Awareness Walk 2019!!!
These guys are Warwick locals and their sound is awesome. Come on out on July 28th for an awesome day!
ROCK UNDERGROUND
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Learn to Play!!
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Learn to sing!!!
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