Jul
17
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If you feel like your energy is
constantly depleted—despite
your best efforts—you’re not
alone. Today’s world
bombards us with stress,
toxins, and overstimulation
that disrupt our body’s ability
to restore itself.
The BioCharger is a 4-in-1
energy wellness platform
that helps (re)activate your
body’s natural ability to heal
and recover....
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Jul
17
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Join two leading voices in
climate science and policy for
a timely conversation on how
bold, science-based action
drove historic progress—and
what’s at stake as that
progress faces new political
threats.
This event is ticketed and
requires pre-registration; it
will also be recorded and
live-streamed.
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Jul
25
|
The superyachts of the
Russian Oligarchs are a
thing of wonder, splendor,
and luxury the likes of
which many of us have
never seen. At least 20
vessels have been seized
or detained following
Russia’s invasion of
Ukraine....
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Aug
1
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Miguel Rosales, an award-
winning bridge designer
and architect, will be
showcasing his book
‘Bridges as Structural Art’
on Friday August 1st at
5:30pm in the Anne
Williams McGraw Atrium at
the Osterville Village
Library.
Bridges as Structural Art
features twenty-five
bridges designed by Miguel
Rosales and his firm
Rosales + Partners, Inc....
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Aug
9
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Learn more about the
Dangers of Carbon
Monoxide poisoning and
toxicity with Dr. Ail Vyas.
This very important and
informative program could
save your life!
Saturday August 9th at
11am in the Main Meeting
Room at the Osterville
Village Library
For more information or to
register for this event,
please contact Amy Wolfe
at awolfe@clamsnet.org or
by calling the OVL directly
at (508)428-5757
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Aug
30
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Enjoy this fun Community
Reader Children’s Story
Time with Children’s
Science Author Carolyn
DeCristofano!
Saturday August 30th at
10am in the Lillian Dixie
Morton Children’s Room at
the Osterville Village
Library.
For more information on
how you can become a
community reader for the
Osterville Village Library,
please contact Amy Wolfe
at awolfe@clamsnet.org or
by calling the OVL directly
at (508)428-5757
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