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Discover Volunteer Opportunities in Greenburgh, Bilingual Family Night at the White Plains Library
- The Grace Episcopal Church in White Plains is hosting violinists Jorg-Michael Schwartz and Karen Marie Marmer, known as the Black Marble Duo, today for its “Noonday Getaway Concert” series. chwarz and Marmer are co-directors of the internationally acclaimed REBEL Ensemble for Baroque Music and have performed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Kendal-on-Hudson Concert Series and Midtown Concerts in New York City. The event, which is free, begins noon. The church is located at 33 Church St.
- Brenda Wilkin, community outreach coordinator for the Volunteer Center of the United Way, is hosting a session at the Greenburgh Public Library today at 6:30 p.m. on how to find local volunteer opportunities. To register, please call Carol at 721-8208 or email bjc@greenburghlibrary.org. The library is located at 300 Tarrytown Rd. in Elmsford.
- Pamela Jones-Brice, director of the Westchester County Employee Assistance Program, is hosting "OMG!! I'm Living with You Again" today at 7 p.m. inside the White Plains Library. The program will address the issue of changing family dynamics in a multi-generational household. This is an opportunity to share challenges, develop strategies and obtain resources on co-existing. The library is located at 100 Martine Avenue.
- The White Plains Library is hosting bilingual family night today at 7 p.m. The event will feature storytime in English and Spanish for children and their families. Includes craft and a cookie snack. The library is located at 100 Martine Avenue.
- We'll have cold weather for the first time this fall: highs around 50 and lows in the 30s, with some rain today, according to the National Weather Service.
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