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Play! Pokemon Open Play
Tables open for free Pokemon play in a relaxed, friendly setting. Bring friends or meet new players while enjoying casual matches, swapping tips, and showing off collections. A welcoming gathering for fans of all things Pokemon.
Advance Care Planning
Conversations about end-of-life planning can be difficult, so this informative workshop offers guidance and support for anyone interested in advance care planning. Participants will explore how to make choices known, why clear documentation matters, and ways to ensure wishes are communicated during emergencies when someone may be unable to speak for themselves. The session features Tessa Stewart, who has five years of experience in senior care, including roles in a continuing care retirement community and non-medical home care, and who now supports seniors and adults through hospice services at St. Croix Hospice. She is dedicated to educating about levels of senior care and also serves the community through Alzheimer's caregiver support groups. The program is offered in a hybrid format, with options to attend in person or virtually via Zoom, and registration is required. Dinner is provided for all in-person registrants by St. Croix. For questions, contact the Program Team at 563-326-7504 or program@csciowaillinois.org. This program is made possible by the Iowa Cancer Consortium and the Iowa Department of Health and Human Services, with acknowledgment to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for supporting Iowa staff and the printing and distribution of the monograph under cooperative agreement NU58DP07103. The content is the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of the CDC.
Spring Series of Home Horticulture - Week 3
Illinois Extension offers a spring home horticulture series focused on timely topics in gardening, landscaping, and personal wellness, presented by experienced educators. Week 3 at the Hauberg Carriage House features light appetizers and two presentations. Food and nutrition educator Kristin Bogdonas explores ways to nourish the gut for better health, and Illinois Extension master gardener and retired dietitian Carol Longley covers how to grow, dry, and use fresh herbs. Admission is 15 dollars per session.
Hauberg EstateWet Basement Solutions: Top to Bottom
Learn practical ways to keep basements dry in a workshop focused on prevention and management. Topics include channeling water away from the house, improving drainage, and identifying problem spots from the roof down to the foundation. Participants will also learn how to determine when it is time to call a professional. Seating is limited. Cost is $20 for Moline residents and $25 for non-Moline residents.
Butterworth Education Center, 701 12th Avenue, Moline ILYour morning shortcut
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