Amy Brunett

AARP is thrilled to feature Guy Chapdelaine in this edition of the Volunteer Spotlight.

is the nation’s first and largest refresher course for drivers age 50 and older. This course will help reduce your chances of receiving a traffic violation, getting into an accident, or becoming injured. Anyone can benefit from a refresher course that helps them stay current with driving laws and new technology!

is the nation’s first and largest refresher course for drivers age 50 and older. This course will help reduce your chances of receiving a traffic violation, getting into an accident, or becoming injured. Anyone can benefit from a refresher course that helps them stay current with driving laws and new technology!

is the nation’s first and largest refresher course for drivers age 50 and older. This course will help reduce your chances of receiving a traffic violation, getting into an accident, or becoming injured. Anyone can benefit from a refresher course that helps them stay current with driving laws and new technology!

Just because you want a great dinner doesn’t mean you want a big mess. If you’ve ever wondered about cooking with an Instant Pot, here’s your chance to learn. In a class led by the Center for Health Promotion, you will learn to minimize meal prep and clean up with ONE POT MEALS in an Instant Pot! Samples and recipes will be provided.

It’s with great pleasure to announce that this Volunteer Spotlight will be featuring Eveleen Barcomb. Eveleen has “always loved numbers” and her professional background is in banking (23 years) and finance (20 years). She also worked briefly as a paralegal and through Easter Seals as an office manager for senior services. She is currently a financial representative with Primerica.

Do you want to be your family’s historian? Then you won’t want to miss the class “Tell Your Tales” led by the Center for Health Promotion.

Mason Jar Soups are the perfect solution to lunch-packing boredom. They offer quick healthy meals for lunch, dinner or on the go. In a class led by the Center for Health promotion, learn how to make a delicious healthy soup with easy-to-store wholesome dried ingredients.

If you’re looking to for innovative cooking ideas or creative ways to document your family history, you won’t want to miss the classes offered through the Center for Health Promotion in Concord.

The New Hampshire Audubon center has planned an adventure-filled treasure hunt for those who are looking for some excitement this winter.