Tuesday, May 28th at 6:30 p.m in the Community Room
Join Michael Lupa, MD for an informative program and learn what treatments are available to provide relief. Dr. Lupa is Board Certified in Otolaryngology and treats patients for a variety of general ENT problems as well as allergy disorders and ear disorders. This program is cosponsored by MidState Medical Center. Refreshments will be served. Please register online or by phone at (203)265-6754.

Tuesday, May 21st at 6:30 p.m. in the Community Room

Learn how to protect your liver from disease when Christianne D. Jaffe, MSN, ARNP-BC presents an informative program on liver wellness. Different types of hepatitis, cirrhosis, cancer, fatty liver and other diseases will be discussed. Brought to you by the American Liver Foundation and cosponsored by the Wallingford Health, Youth and Social Services, and Parks and Recreation Departments. For more information, please call (203)294-2065.

Wednesday, May 22nd at 7:00 p.m. in the Community Room

Out in the cold Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Rhode Island, lies the remains of a German submarine, the U-853. It was the last German submarine sunk in World War II and she was sunk with all hands just minutes before World War II ended. Find out more at this special presentation and meet Captain Palmer, a licensed Coast Guard Captain with over three decades of practical experience in New England waters and over twenty eight years of experience diving wrecks along the eastern seaboard.

In addition to being an author and dive instructor specializing in advanced wreck diving, he is an avid historian and underwater videographer. Some of his video credits include CPTV, Discovery Channel, A&E, and Times Mirror. He is well known for his lectures and presentations around the east coast. He is an associate member of the Boston Sea Rovers and a member of the American Society of Oceanographers. Books will be available for purchase and signing at the conclusion of the program.

Please register online or by phone at (203)265-6754.

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