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Attorney Edward "Ted" Beasley, former chairman of the American Bar Association's Elder Law Committee, presents this lively and engaging seminar in everyday language, with plenty of time for questions. Learn how to protect your house and savings from a prolonged nursing-home stay, how to planning for disability, avoid probate, how to protect your children's inheritance from creditors, divorce or drug dependency, as well as strategies for passing assets safely and efficiently.

Experience the magic of watercolor painting! Students will learn fundamentals from handling brushes to mixing color, creating their paintings with instruction and guidance from instructor, Donna Callahan. Each lesson will focus on a basic technique. By the series' end, you will have several finished paintings. Students will also learn about the materials and equipment involved with watercolor painting.  This class requires a $10 materials fee, and is offered for new students only. Class size is limited - save your spot early!

Transform your ancestors from names and dates on a piece to paper to people who led full and interesting lives through social history. Learn how to incorporate local history and other sources of social history, such as occupation, military service and war, daily life, and recreation into your genealogical research to gain a greater understanding of your ancestors.

This workshop will provide an opportunity to discover or further develop your writing voice. Through a series of creative, evocative prompts, you will learn to take pieces of memory and transform them into rich stories. This is not a critique group, but a supportive place to write and share new material that comes most directly from the heart.

Join us for the Friends Annual Plant Sale fundraiser! For sale will be perennials, annuals, herbs, and hanging plants, as well as baked goods, "Newbury" caps & boat flags, Friends book bags. The raffle this year includes: 2 tickets to Blue Man Group, 2 tickets to see "OKLAHOMA" at the North Shore Music Theater (valued at $147.00), 4 Cabot movie passes, donated items from the Boston Red Sox & the Boston Bruins, restaurant Gift Cards and more! All proceeds will be used to support NTL programs, resources, and technology.

In ONE GOAL, Amy Bass tells the timely and inspiring story of how the longtime Lewiston community and its newly arrived Somali immigrants came together on the soccer field to chase dreams of national glory. Amy Bass is a professor of history in New York and lived in Lewiston, Maine for four years as a student at Bates College. Her writing has appeared in Slate, Salon, and CNN Opinion, and her work for NBC's Olympics coverage earned her an Emmy in 2012 for Outstanding Live Event Turnaround. ONE GOAL is her fourth book.