Calendar of Events

AT HOME ON THE SOUND on LMC-TV
Wednesday/Thursday- 6PM, midnight, 6AM, noon

Book Delivery

The Friends of the Larchmont Public Library will deliver books to any homebound library card holder. Please, call 834-2281 and ask for Reference.

Current Events Club
Thursdays at 8:30 AM (2nd and 4th Thursdays)
The Current Events Club, chaired by Bob Hiden, meets on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month at the Nautilus Diner for breakfast. The all-inclusive charge is $10.

Gentle Yoga
Mondays- 10-11AM
United Methodist Church
546 East Boston Post Road
Mamaroneck

Before Help Arrives
Wednesday- May 16, 2012- 3:30-5:30PM
Should I call an ambulance? What hospital will they take me to? Can I do anything before the ambulance arrives? These are just a few questions often heard from community residents. Calling 911 for a medical emergency becomes a stressful event for many people. Knowing when and how to access the local emergency medical services (EMS) system becomes a crucial step in summoning rapid, advanced, and compassionate care.
The presentation answers these questions and provides valuable insight into the local EMS system. In addition, the presentation provides tips for dealing with emergencies prior to the arrival of EMS and other first responders.
This informative program is presented by Michael Liverzani who serves as the Ambulance District Administrator for the Town of Mamaroneck. The Town of Mamaroneck Ambulance District coordinates paramedic service in the Town of Mamaroneck, Village of Larchmont, and Village of Mamaroneck. Mr. Liverzani has over twenty-five years of experience as a paramedic, is a former fire chief, and current active firefighter with the Weaver Street firehouse.

REFRESHMENTS: 3:30, program at 4.
WHERE: Sts. John & Paul Church, Rectory Meeting Room
DIRECTIONS: From Weaver Street, turn onto Cooper Lane and park in the lower parking lot.

LMC-TV Awards Night
Thursday- May 31, 2012- 7:00PM
FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Eileen Mason, who has been our champion, is up for an award for Best Series for her program featuring At Home on the Sound.
Our series is broadcast every Wednesday at 6:00 pm and repeated at midnight and on Thursdays at 6am and noon.  You can see a video of our Wednesday programs.
Check it out!

Other nominees for Best Series are:
Know Your Neighbor, Sunny Goldberg
As You Are, Sharon Mosley
Rye Neck Students: Above and Beyond, Remy Litvin
At Home on the Sound, Eileen Mason
De Valor y Valores, Marianna Boneo & Esteban Comuzzi

Balance, Fitness and Fall Prevention
Wednesday- June 6, 2012- 3:30-5:30
A very special and unique program designed to help your body move with balance and improve your performance in daily activities and prevent falls. Walkers and canes are welcome!
Catherine Kazienko has been in the training area for over 30 years. She started as a High School teacher, then became Director of Training for US Life Insurance Company, moved on to the technology industry and managed two information technology and management consulting firms.
As a source of relaxation she took ballroom dancing lessons competing in ballroom and Latin dancing at the regional and national level. To improve her balance she became a fitness expert through courses in Yoga, Tai Chi, Pilates, and Stretch. In 2001 she designed a fall prevention program that incorporated agility, balance, toning and stretching. Today she conducts her registered trade mark program, GRACE ON THE FLOOR.

Russia's Future
Wednesday- June 20, 2012- 3:30-5:30
Russia is full of surprises. No one expected that small group of revolutionaries in St. Petersburg could take over the entire country in 1917, or that the stolid Soviet system we all grew up with could evaporate in a few days in 1991. What does the future hold for Russia, now that Vladimir Putin is facing perhaps the greatest organized political opposition in Russian history? And with the end of the Cold War, how much does it matter? Is Russia re-emerging as one of the world's most important political, economic and military powers, or is it fading into the role of a second-class nation with little influence beyond its borders?
Tom Kent is a deputy managing editor of The Associated Press. He served as a correspondent and bureau chief in Moscow for the AP from 1976-81 and frequently returns to Russia to participate in press-related events. He has taught a course on international reporting since 2001 at Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs, and is also on the adjunct faculty at the Columbia Journalism School. Mr. Kent is currently AP's standards editor, responsible for credibility, balance and fairness in text, photos, broadcast and interactives. In addition to his postings in Moscow, he has served with the AP as correspondent in Sydney, Australia; correspondent for NATO and the European Union in Brussels; chief of AP operations in Iran during the Islamic revolution; deputy news editor and news editor of AP's World Service Division in New York; and as international editor of the AP. He has served twice as a juror for the Pulitzer Prizes in international reporting, and has been a board member of the Overseas Press Club of New York. He was raised in Shaker Heights, Ohio, holds a degree in Russian and East European Studies from Yale University and speaks Russian, French and Spanish. He lives in Mamaroneck with his wife, Sophie Arielle Kent.

REFRESHMENTS: 3:30, program at 4.
WHERE: Sts. John & Paul Church, Rectory Meeting Room
DIRECTIONS: From Weaver Street, turn onto Cooper Lane and park in the lower parking lot.

The Earth As Seen From Space
Wednesday- July 11, 2012- 3:30-5:30PM
So much has happened in our lifetime to revolutionize our understanding of the earth. This will be discussed as well as tracing our ability to view, record and model our planet and its environment from "flatland" to the air and to space.
During ten years of federal government service and thirty-plus years of commercial practice, Timothy Alexander produced lasting results in strategic and project planning, market analysis and product development, and the effective integration of private and public sector interests. The common thread is combining economic, technical and organizational factors to meet natural resource, environmental and infrastructure management challenges through improved geospatial analysis and information technology support. He has worked for the Library of Congress, NOAA, Communication Satellite Corporation, was president of Space Development Services, NASA, Pacific Disaster Center, Geo-Resources Institute at Mississippi State University just to name a few. He received a MMA with honors from the University of Rhode island Graduate School of Geography and an BA in philosophy from Stanford University.

REFRESHMENTS: 3:30, program at 4.
WHERE: Sts. John & Paul Church, Rectory Meeting Room
DIRECTIONS: From Weaver Street, turn onto Cooper Lane and park in the lower parking lot.