July Mushroom Foray Saturday, July 20, 2019 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Agroforestry Resource Center (Business Office) (6055 Route 23 Acra, New York 12405) One of the best ways to learn about wild mushrooms is to accompany an experienced mushroom person into the field. We will meet at the CCE’s Agroforestry Resource Center and walk across the road to the Siuslaw Model Forest for the foray. As we explore its mushroom-rich woods, Bob will talk about the mushrooms he recognizes and discuss their edible, medicinal, and other usages. After the walk, we will sort and display the mushrooms on tables in a hands-on session, and learn some of the methods used in identifying them.Join us for an interesting outing and ID class. Dress for the weather. In the event of extended dry conditions the foray may be rescheduled. This workshop fills up quickly with a limit of 12 participants.Cost: $10.00 per personRegistration deadline: : July 12Presented by: Bob Beyfuss, Agroforestry professional and retired Extension EducatorPlease register online or by calling 518-622-9820 X100 $10 Tracey Testo, tet35@cornell.edu, (518) 622-9820 ext.119 ========================================= Nature Presents: Pastels and Oils by Rita Buttiker and Tami Elise Saturday, July 27, 2019 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm Agroforestry Resource Center (Business Office) (6055 Route 23 Acra, New York 12405) Join us on July 27th when we celebrate the works of Rita Buttiker and Tami Elise. Both inspired by the world around them they have come together to create an atmospheric yet detailed must see experience.The show has been curated by celebrated and honored artist Stanley MaltzmanTami Elise bio:Currently residing in the Village of Valley Falls, NY, Tami Elise grew up in West Lebanon, NY, where her family had a farm for four generations. Painting came as a natural ability and she was even allowed to do her own artistic endeavors in high school, taking independent classes to fill her desire to be creative. Self-taught, Tami has spent the last twenty-three years painting ornaments and doing commissioned fine art oil paintings for clients. Originally, she started painting the ornaments in acrylics, than she decided to try oils, and has never gone back! About 15 years ago, she did a show in the Hall Space Gallery, in Chatham, NY. She only recently has been entering her work into various events, thanks to the encouragement of her fellow artist, friend, and neighbor, Jocelyn Cole. With her photo realism oil painting of a red fox, she entered the First Annual Valley Falls Fine Art Show, in which she won Best Of Show, and has since won Best Of Show last year at the same event for a barn painting. The fox painting has now been selected by an International juried show for Focus On Nature XV, for the New York State Museum and will be on display at the Roberson in Binghamton, from July through January 2020. She loves going for long drives and walks to take photos of nature for a possible painting. She also wishes to thank some wonderful photographer friends that have graciously allowed her artistic interpretation of their photographs for her paintings: Vittorio Ricci of Italy, Steph Libernaventure of France, Jacky Parker of England, and Rick Larson of Montana.Rita Buttiker bio:Born and educated in Switzerland, and later living in Canada and New York, Rita's landscapes record the natural beauty she observes. Rita has taken courses at the Sacchi in Florence, Italy, the State University of New York in Albany, Albany Junior College, and the Malden Bridge School of Art. She has studied with Franklin Alexander from Woodstock, and acclaimed pastel artist Stanley Maltzman. Rita has won numerous prizes and awards in the Capital Region and shown her work in Kent, Ct. and Felspoint, Baltimore. Her work is in private collections throughout the U.S. as well as Switzerland and Spain. Deven Connelly, dvc34@cornell.edu, (518) 622-9820 ex 120 ========================================= Stretching Your Food Dollars Wednesday, August 7, 2019 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm Heermance Memorial Library (1 Ely Street Coxsackie, NY 12501) Grocery shopping can be a real challenge, especially if you are on a limited budget but, because food is a controllable expense, it can be a target for reduced spending when money is tight. By planning ahead and managing your money wisely, you can still serve meals that are appetizing, easily prepared, and nutritious. This program will talk about building upon what’s already in your cupboards, refrigerator/freezer and pantry, along with meal planning and other shopping tips. Ways to reduce food waste (a family of four can waste $1,500 of food each year) and information on use by, sell by and best by dates will also be shared. Registration Deadline: August 5Register online or call the library at 518-731-8084 or visit Heermance Library website to register through their online systemPresented by:Theresa Mayhew, CCE Resource Educator Free Theresa Mayhew, tcm5@cornell.edu, (518) 828-3346 ext. 217 ========================================= Preparing Flavored Vinegars Friday, August 9, 2019 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm Agroforestry Resource Center (Business Office) (6055 Route 23 Acra, New York 12405) Learn to safely prepare flavored vinegars. This is a hands-on class where participants will end up bringing flavored vinegar home. Yum!Register online or call 518-622-9820 x100Registration deadline: August 5Presented by Rebecca Polmateer, Extension Educator $10 Rebecca Polmateer, rp328@cornell.edu, (518) 622-9820 x117 ========================================= August Mushroom Foray Saturday, August 17, 2019 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Agroforestry Resource Center (Business Office) (6055 Route 23 Acra, New York 12405) One of the best ways to learn about wild mushrooms is to accompany an experienced mushroom person into the field. We will meet at the CCE’s Agroforestry Resource Center and walk across the road to the Siuslaw Model Forest for the foray. As we explore its mushroom-rich woods, Bob will talk about the mushrooms he recognizes and discuss their edible, medicinal, and other usages. After the walk, we will sort and display the mushrooms on tables in a hands-on session, and learn some of the methods used in identifying them.Join us for an interesting outing and ID class. Dress for the weather.In the event of extended dry conditions, the foray may be rescheduled.This workshop fills up quickly with a limit of 12 participants.Registration deadline:August 9Register online or call 518-622-9820 x100Instructor: Bob Beyfuss, Agroforestry professional and retired Extension Educator $10 Tracey Testo, tet35@cornell.edu, (518) 622-9820 ext.119 ========================================= Anger Management Aug-Nov 2019 Thursday, August 22, 2019 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Extension Education Center (479 Route 66 Hudson, New York 12534) This is a 12-week anger management course being taught by a Certified Anger Management Specialist-1.The course utilizes the evidenced-based and nationally recognized What’s Good About Anger? curriculum.Participants will receive a copy of the What’s Good About Anger? Fourth Edition and a certificate of completion will be awarded after completion of 12 weeks (participants who enroll after the first class will be asked to return for the start of the next class cycle but will not be asked to pay an additional fee). Note there is no class October 31st and there is an extra week added in case there is a cancelation. For further information, please contact Rebecca Polmateer at 518-622-9820 x117.Registration deadline:September 26 (registrations accepted until 6 weeks into course series)Register online or by calling 518-622-9820 x100Presented by: Rebecca Polmateer, Extension Educator, MS, CAMS-I $50 Rebecca Polmateer, rp328@cornell.edu, (518) 622-9820 x117 ========================================= Nutritious, Local and Seasonable Meal Preparation Friday, August 23, 2019 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm Heermance Memorial Library (1 Ely Street Coxsackie, NY 12501) Date:Friday, August 23Time:6:00 - 7:30 pmLocation: Heermance Memorial Library, CoxsackieRegistration:Contact the Heermance Memorial Library at 518-731-8084Cost: Free thanks to a grant from the Greene County Rural Health NetworkPresented by: Rebecca Polmateer, Extension EducatorLearn to prepare a nutritious and delicious meal utilizing local, in-season produce. The evening begins with a discussion of what makes a food nutritious, followed by the preparation of a three-course meal.It wraps up with participants enjoying the meal they just helped prepare.This is a hands-on workshop so participants should be prepared to help with the food preparation.In addition to the meal, each participant will receive a booklet of recipes to take home.For more information, or to provide information about any dietary restrictions, please contact Rebecca Polmateer at 518-622-9820 x117. Free thanks to a grant from the Greene County Rural Health Network Rebecca Polmateer, rp328@cornell.edu, (518) 622-9820 x117 ========================================= Anger Management Aug-Nov 2019 Thursday, August 29, 2019 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Extension Education Center (479 Route 66 Hudson, New York 12534) This is a 12-week anger management course being taught by a Certified Anger Management Specialist-1.The course utilizes the evidenced-based and nationally recognized What’s Good About Anger? curriculum.Participants will receive a copy of the What’s Good About Anger? Fourth Edition and a certificate of completion will be awarded after completion of 12 weeks (participants who enroll after the first class will be asked to return for the start of the next class cycle but will not be asked to pay an additional fee). Note there is no class October 31st and there is an extra week added in case there is a cancelation. For further information, please contact Rebecca Polmateer at 518-622-9820 x117.Registration deadline:September 26 (registrations accepted until 6 weeks into course series)Register online or by calling 518-622-9820 x100Presented by: Rebecca Polmateer, Extension Educator, MS, CAMS-I $50 Rebecca Polmateer, rp328@cornell.edu, (518) 622-9820 x117 ========================================= Columbia County Fair 2019 Wednesday, August 28, 2019 12:00 pm - 12:00 pm The Columbia County Fair has been providing family fun for 179 years offering with all fair favorites as well as new entertainment that fill the stages, exhibit buildings, barns, midway and grandstand. 4-H members from Cornell Cooperative Extension are preparing for and looking forward to six days of fun from August 28 through Labor Day, September 2, 2019 in Chatham, New York.For more details go to the CCE Columbia County Fair Page. Linda Tripp, lke2@cornell.edu, (518) 828-3346 ext. 210 ========================================= Labor Day Holiday-Office Closed Monday, September 2, 2019 8:30 am - 4:30 pm ========================================= Anger Management Aug-Nov 2019 Thursday, September 5, 2019 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Extension Education Center (479 Route 66 Hudson, New York 12534) This is a 12-week anger management course being taught by a Certified Anger Management Specialist-1.The course utilizes the evidenced-based and nationally recognized What’s Good About Anger? curriculum.Participants will receive a copy of the What’s Good About Anger? Fourth Edition and a certificate of completion will be awarded after completion of 12 weeks (participants who enroll after the first class will be asked to return for the start of the next class cycle but will not be asked to pay an additional fee). Note there is no class October 31st and there is an extra week added in case there is a cancelation. For further information, please contact Rebecca Polmateer at 518-622-9820 x117.Registration deadline:September 26 (registrations accepted until 6 weeks into course series)Register online or by calling 518-622-9820 x100Presented by: Rebecca Polmateer, Extension Educator, MS, CAMS-I $50 Rebecca Polmateer, rp328@cornell.edu, (518) 622-9820 x117 ========================================= Anger Management Aug-Nov 2019 Thursday, September 12, 2019 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Extension Education Center (479 Route 66 Hudson, New York 12534) This is a 12-week anger management course being taught by a Certified Anger Management Specialist-1.The course utilizes the evidenced-based and nationally recognized What’s Good About Anger? curriculum.Participants will receive a copy of the What’s Good About Anger? Fourth Edition and a certificate of completion will be awarded after completion of 12 weeks (participants who enroll after the first class will be asked to return for the start of the next class cycle but will not be asked to pay an additional fee). Note there is no class October 31st and there is an extra week added in case there is a cancelation. For further information, please contact Rebecca Polmateer at 518-622-9820 x117.Registration deadline:September 26 (registrations accepted until 6 weeks into course series)Register online or by calling 518-622-9820 x100Presented by: Rebecca Polmateer, Extension Educator, MS, CAMS-I $50 Rebecca Polmateer, rp328@cornell.edu, (518) 622-9820 x117 ========================================= Harvest Moon Dinner at Limekiln Farm Saturday, September 14, 2019 12:00 pm - 12:00 pm Limekiln Farm (523 Lime Kiln Rd West Coxsackie, NY 12192) On Saturday September 14th at Limekiln Farm in West Coxsackie, NY please join us for this annual fundraiser benefiting CCE programs in:●4-H Youth Development ●Environment & Natural Resources●Parenting & Nutrition Education●Community & Economic Vitality●Agriculture & Community Horticulture.This will be an evening of live music, local foods & beverages, prizes and fun!The cost of the dinner is $80 per person or $150 for two. Menu by Otto's of GermantownRotisserie Style Chicken lemon and garlicRoasted Limekiln Farm Lambherbs and butter Classic Potato Salad dill and mayo Three Bean + Corn Salad black, pinto, fava beans with lime, parsley, olive oil Mixed Green Salad watermelon radish, shaved carrots + lemon vinaigrette Cornbread Butter + honey Watermelon Apple Crisp maple whipped cream There will be tastings from select Taste NY Producers and beer from Honey Hollow BreweryRegister for the Harvest Moon Dinner online with a credit card or by check by mailing us the Harvest Moon Dinner printable form. $80 per person or $150 for two Angela Tallarico, amt18@cornell.edu, (518) 622-9820 ext. 101 ========================================= Emergency Preparedness with a Financial Twist Tuesday, September 17, 2019 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Heermance Memorial Library (1 Ely Street Coxsackie, NY 12501) Date:Tuesday, September 17Time: 6:00 to 7:00 pmLocation: Heermance Memorial Library; 1 Ely Street; Coxsackie, NY 12051Cost:FREERegistration Deadline: September 16Register online: https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/EmergPrep_210Or call the library at 518-731-8084 or visit http://heermancelibrary.org/ to register through their online systemPresented by:Theresa Mayhew, CCE Resource EducatorWill you be ready when disaster strikes? The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) encourages Americans to become more knowledgeable about emergency preparedness by being aware of different types of emergencies and appropriate responses; putting together an emergency supply kit; making a family emergency plan; and getting involved in community efforts. Special emphasis will be placed on the compilation of important financial, legal and health documents.  Free Theresa Mayhew, tcm5@cornell.edu, (518) 828-3346 ext. 217 ========================================= Beginner Maple and Reverse Osmosis Program Tuesday, September 17, 2019 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm Extension Education Center (479 Route 66 Hudson, New York 12534) Do you want to learn how to tap your trees for syrup? Tapping maple trees and making maple syrup is one of the most time honored rural winter traditions, resulting in a delicious product.This program will cover a variety of areas relevant to anyone fairly new to maple production, either the small commercial producer or backyard hobbyist. Topics include: why make maple syrup, tree identification, tapping, sap collection, taphole sanitation, boiling, finishing and storing maple syrup, regulations, and other resources for maple producers. The first half of this program will focus on these basics of maple production. The second half of the program will focus on the use of smaller scale reverse osmosis units for syrup production. Reverse osmosis is a process to remove more of the water content of the sap before it is boiled down, thus reducing boiling time significantly.Start now to plan for next year’s sap season!Register online or call 518 622 9820 x100Registration Deadline:September 12Presented by:Steve Childs, Cornell Maple Specialist $10 Ron Frisbee, rf369@cornell.edu, (518) 622-9820 ext. 118 ========================================= Anger Management Aug-Nov 2019 Thursday, September 19, 2019 12:00 pm - 12:00 pm Extension Education Center (479 Route 66 Hudson, New York 12534) This is a 12-week anger management course being taught by a Certified Anger Management Specialist-1.The course utilizes the evidenced-based and nationally recognized What’s Good About Anger? curriculum.Participants will receive a copy of the What’s Good About Anger? Fourth Edition and a certificate of completion will be awarded after completion of 12 weeks (participants who enroll after the first class will be asked to return for the start of the next class cycle but will not be asked to pay an additional fee). Note there is no class October 31st and there is an extra week added in case there is a cancelation. For further information, please contact Rebecca Polmateer at 518-622-9820 x117.Registration deadline:September 26 (registrations accepted until 6 weeks into course series)Register online or by calling 518-622-9820 x100Presented by: Rebecca Polmateer, Extension Educator, MS, CAMS-I $50 Rebecca Polmateer, rp328@cornell.edu, (518) 622-9820 x117 ========================================= Nutritious, Local and Seasonable Meal Preparation Saturday, September 21, 2019 10:00 am - 11:30 am D. R. Evarts Library (80 Second Street Athens, NY 12015) Date:Saturday, September 21Time:10:00 am - 11:30 amLocation: D.R. Evarts Library, AthensRegistration: Contact the D.R. Evarts Library at 518-945-1417Cost: Free thanks to a grant from the Greene County Rural Health NetworkPresented by: Rebecca Polmateer, Extension EducatorLearn to prepare a nutritious and delicious meal utilizing local, in-season produce.The evening begins with a discussion of food nutrition, followed by the preparation of a three-course meal.It wraps up with participants enjoying the meal they just helped prepare.This is a hands-on workshop so participants should be prepared to help with the food preparation.In addition to the meal, each participant will receive a booklet of recipes to take home.For more information, or to provide information about any dietary restrictions, please contact Rebecca Polmateer at 518-622-9820 x117. Free thanks to a grant from the Greene County Rural Health Network Rebecca Polmateer, rp328@cornell.edu, (518) 622-9820 x117 ========================================= Anger Management Aug-Nov 2019 Thursday, September 26, 2019 12:00 pm - 12:00 pm Extension Education Center (479 Route 66 Hudson, New York 12534) This is a 12-week anger management course being taught by a Certified Anger Management Specialist-1.The course utilizes the evidenced-based and nationally recognized What’s Good About Anger? curriculum.Participants will receive a copy of the What’s Good About Anger? Fourth Edition and a certificate of completion will be awarded after completion of 12 weeks (participants who enroll after the first class will be asked to return for the start of the next class cycle but will not be asked to pay an additional fee). Note there is no class October 31st and there is an extra week added in case there is a cancelation. For further information, please contact Rebecca Polmateer at 518-622-9820 x117.Registration deadline:September 26 (registrations accepted until 6 weeks into course series)Register online or by calling 518-622-9820 x100Presented by: Rebecca Polmateer, Extension Educator, MS, CAMS-I $50 Rebecca Polmateer, rp328@cornell.edu, (518) 622-9820 x117 ========================================= Pickling with a Boil Water Canner Friday, September 27, 2019 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Extension Education Center (479 Route 66 Hudson, New York 12534) Date:Friday, September 27Time:6:00 pm- 8:00 pm Location:Extension Education Center, Hudson (Main office/kitchen)Cost: $15.00 per person Register online:https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/PicklingCanner2019_210or call 518-622-9820 x 100 Registration deadline: September 23Presented by Rebecca Polmateer, Extension EducatorLearn to safely pickle using a boil water canner. This is a hands-on class where participants will end up preparing a pickled product to take home. $15 Rebecca Polmateer, rp328@cornell.edu, (518) 622-9820 x117 ========================================= Anger Management Aug-Nov 2019 Thursday, October 3, 2019 12:00 pm - 12:00 pm Extension Education Center (479 Route 66 Hudson, New York 12534) This is a 12-week anger management course being taught by a Certified Anger Management Specialist-1.The course utilizes the evidenced-based and nationally recognized What’s Good About Anger? curriculum.Participants will receive a copy of the What’s Good About Anger? Fourth Edition and a certificate of completion will be awarded after completion of 12 weeks (participants who enroll after the first class will be asked to return for the start of the next class cycle but will not be asked to pay an additional fee). Note there is no class October 31st and there is an extra week added in case there is a cancelation. For further information, please contact Rebecca Polmateer at 518-622-9820 x117.Registration deadline:September 26 (registrations accepted until 6 weeks into course series)Register online or by calling 518-622-9820 x100Presented by: Rebecca Polmateer, Extension Educator, MS, CAMS-I $50 Rebecca Polmateer, rp328@cornell.edu, (518) 622-9820 x117 ========================================= Anger Management Aug-Nov 2019 Thursday, October 10, 2019 12:00 pm - 12:00 pm Extension Education Center (479 Route 66 Hudson, New York 12534) This is a 12-week anger management course being taught by a Certified Anger Management Specialist-1.The course utilizes the evidenced-based and nationally recognized What’s Good About Anger? curriculum.Participants will receive a copy of the What’s Good About Anger? Fourth Edition and a certificate of completion will be awarded after completion of 12 weeks (participants who enroll after the first class will be asked to return for the start of the next class cycle but will not be asked to pay an additional fee). Note there is no class October 31st and there is an extra week added in case there is a cancelation. For further information, please contact Rebecca Polmateer at 518-622-9820 x117.Registration deadline:September 26 (registrations accepted until 6 weeks into course series)Register online or by calling 518-622-9820 x100Presented by: Rebecca Polmateer, Extension Educator, MS, CAMS-I $50 Rebecca Polmateer, rp328@cornell.edu, (518) 622-9820 x117 ========================================= Columbus Day Holiday-Office Closed Monday, October 14, 2019 8:30 am - 4:30 pm ========================================= Anger Management Aug-Nov 2019 Thursday, October 17, 2019 12:00 pm - 12:00 pm Extension Education Center (479 Route 66 Hudson, New York 12534) This is a 12-week anger management course being taught by a Certified Anger Management Specialist-1.The course utilizes the evidenced-based and nationally recognized What’s Good About Anger? curriculum.Participants will receive a copy of the What’s Good About Anger? Fourth Edition and a certificate of completion will be awarded after completion of 12 weeks (participants who enroll after the first class will be asked to return for the start of the next class cycle but will not be asked to pay an additional fee). Note there is no class October 31st and there is an extra week added in case there is a cancelation. For further information, please contact Rebecca Polmateer at 518-622-9820 x117.Registration deadline:September 26 (registrations accepted until 6 weeks into course series)Register online or by calling 518-622-9820 x100Presented by: Rebecca Polmateer, Extension Educator, MS, CAMS-I $50 Rebecca Polmateer, rp328@cornell.edu, (518) 622-9820 x117 ========================================= Anger Management Aug-Nov 2019 Thursday, October 24, 2019 12:00 pm - 12:00 pm Extension Education Center (479 Route 66 Hudson, New York 12534) This is a 12-week anger management course being taught by a Certified Anger Management Specialist-1.The course utilizes the evidenced-based and nationally recognized What’s Good About Anger? curriculum.Participants will receive a copy of the What’s Good About Anger? Fourth Edition and a certificate of completion will be awarded after completion of 12 weeks (participants who enroll after the first class will be asked to return for the start of the next class cycle but will not be asked to pay an additional fee). Note there is no class October 31st and there is an extra week added in case there is a cancelation. For further information, please contact Rebecca Polmateer at 518-622-9820 x117.Registration deadline:September 26 (registrations accepted until 6 weeks into course series)Register online or by calling 518-622-9820 x100Presented by: Rebecca Polmateer, Extension Educator, MS, CAMS-I $50 Rebecca Polmateer, rp328@cornell.edu, (518) 622-9820 x117 ========================================= Anger Management Aug-Nov 2019 Thursday, November 7, 2019 12:00 pm - 12:00 pm Extension Education Center (479 Route 66 Hudson, New York 12534) This is a 12-week anger management course being taught by a Certified Anger Management Specialist-1.The course utilizes the evidenced-based and nationally recognized What’s Good About Anger? curriculum.Participants will receive a copy of the What’s Good About Anger? Fourth Edition and a certificate of completion will be awarded after completion of 12 weeks (participants who enroll after the first class will be asked to return for the start of the next class cycle but will not be asked to pay an additional fee). Note there is no class October 31st and there is an extra week added in case there is a cancelation. For further information, please contact Rebecca Polmateer at 518-622-9820 x117.Registration deadline:September 26 (registrations accepted until 6 weeks into course series)Register online or by calling 518-622-9820 x100Presented by: Rebecca Polmateer, Extension Educator, MS, CAMS-I $50 Rebecca Polmateer, rp328@cornell.edu, (518) 622-9820 x117 ========================================= Veterans Day Holiday-Office Closed Monday, November 11, 2019 8:30 am - 4:30 pm ========================================= Anger Management Aug-Nov 2019 Thursday, November 14, 2019 12:00 pm - 12:00 pm Extension Education Center (479 Route 66 Hudson, New York 12534) This is a 12-week anger management course being taught by a Certified Anger Management Specialist-1.The course utilizes the evidenced-based and nationally recognized What’s Good About Anger? curriculum.Participants will receive a copy of the What’s Good About Anger? Fourth Edition and a certificate of completion will be awarded after completion of 12 weeks (participants who enroll after the first class will be asked to return for the start of the next class cycle but will not be asked to pay an additional fee). Note there is no class October 31st and there is an extra week added in case there is a cancelation. For further information, please contact Rebecca Polmateer at 518-622-9820 x117.Registration deadline:September 26 (registrations accepted until 6 weeks into course series)Register online or by calling 518-622-9820 x100Presented by: Rebecca Polmateer, Extension Educator, MS, CAMS-I $50 Rebecca Polmateer, rp328@cornell.edu, (518) 622-9820 x117 ========================================= Anger Management Aug-Nov 2019 Thursday, November 21, 2019 12:00 pm - 12:00 pm Extension Education Center (479 Route 66 Hudson, New York 12534) This is a 12-week anger management course being taught by a Certified Anger Management Specialist-1.The course utilizes the evidenced-based and nationally recognized What’s Good About Anger? curriculum.Participants will receive a copy of the What’s Good About Anger? Fourth Edition and a certificate of completion will be awarded after completion of 12 weeks (participants who enroll after the first class will be asked to return for the start of the next class cycle but will not be asked to pay an additional fee). Note there is no class October 31st and there is an extra week added in case there is a cancelation. For further information, please contact Rebecca Polmateer at 518-622-9820 x117.Registration deadline:September 26 (registrations accepted until 6 weeks into course series)Register online or by calling 518-622-9820 x100Presented by: Rebecca Polmateer, Extension Educator, MS, CAMS-I $50 Rebecca Polmateer, rp328@cornell.edu, (518) 622-9820 x117 ========================================= Thanksgiving Holiday-Office Closed Thursday, November 28, 2019 8:30 am - 4:30 pm ========================================= Thanksgiving Holiday-Office Closed Friday, November 29, 2019 8:30 am - 4:30 pm ========================================= Winter Holidays-Office Closing at Noon Tuesday, December 24, 2019 8:30 am - 4:30 pm ========================================= Winter Holidays-Office Closed Wednesday, December 25, 2019 12:00 pm - 12:00 pm The office will be closed for the Christmas holiday. =========================================