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The Library Foundation of Needham presents “The Writer’s Block LIVE” at the Needham Free Public Library
The Library Foundation of Needham presents “The Writer’s Block LIVE” at the Needham Free Public Library
As part of their new series of author interviews hosted by Matt Robinson of "The Writer's Block," on The Needham Channel, The Library Foundation of Needham is bringing Dr. Bruce Cohen to the Needham Free Public Library to discuss his book, Excusercise: Inexcusable excuses for not exercising, and to offer tips for those who find it hard to […]
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Cardiologist, John B. Cadigan III, MD • National Wear Red Day
Cardiologist, John B. Cadigan III, MD • National Wear Red Day
Did you know February is American Heart Month and the 2nd is National Wear Red Day? Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the U.S. and largely preventable. We're excited to welcome back Dr. Cadigan, a brilliant cardiologist and our Stephen's brother! He will share the most up to date information on how […]
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Lane Lyceum presents Online Sports Betting: Is It the Dough or the Dopamine? with Professor Dick Daynard of Northeastern University
Lane Lyceum presents Online Sports Betting: Is It the Dough or the Dopamine? with Professor Dick Daynard of Northeastern University
Massachusetts legalization of online betting has turned many customers into gambling addicts. What can and should be done about this?
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Lane Lyceum
Lane Lyceum
"Breaking Myths and Misconceptions about Daylight Savings Time: Making the Case for Permanent Standard Time", with Dr. Karin Johnson, M.D., Professor of Neurology at UMass Chan School of Medicine-Baystate. Learn why the change would have repercussions on health, safety, education, productivity, and energy use.
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