Ice Dam Prevention Energy prices are on the rise!  In this seminar, we will discuss air sealing and insulation and how to safely reduce your home’s energy use and lower your energy costs, reduce your carbon footprint and increase comfort. If you recall the winter of 2015, it was a bad one for ice dams and the problems associated with them. Ice dams and icicles are usually a symptom of air leaks through the home’s thermal envelope in the attic. There’s a right way and a wrong way to try to prevent ice dams from recurring. Don’t throw insulation at

Come learn about the health benefits of using essential oils. In this class we will learn about which oils can help promote different states of relaxation, uplift your mood, and help ease some discomforts in the body. You will learn how to make a lip balm with your choice of flavor. You will also leave with a few sample oils to experiment with at home. Cheryl uses all Doterra oils which are therapeutic grade essential oils. Fee includes all materials.  In-person class held at 12 Mudge Way, room 139.  (min 3/max 12) Wednesday, February 1, 7:00-8:30pm  Fee:  $40 Instructor: Cheryl

What an appropriate way to welcome February, the month of Valentine's Day.....Cheese and chocolate: two of the world's favorite foods for comfort, indulgence, and romance. You may not think of them as natural partners, but these two classics are delicious companions! Join Certified Cheese Professional Beth Falk for an evening of great tastes that includes a variety of artisan cheeses and specialty chocolates. We’ll start with some food science to learn why these fabulous fermented foods work so well together, and we’ll do a little sensory analysis of some basic flavor compounds you may notice in the pairings. Then we’ll

Are you interested in organic composting? Are you curious to know how to compost even if you do not have access to a backyard? How about the mystical “Compost Tea” that rejuvenates indoor and outdoor plants? Learn how to create and maintain a healthy compost bin that will be fully operational during winter months and beyond. Your compost bin will be virtually odorless and very easy to maintain.  You will be able to compost many things such as coffee, some junk mail, egg containers, vegetable peels, and more. You will take home a 1/2 lb. container of a compost starter