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Yorkville Public Library adult programs for November include writing groups, computer classes

Clara Robinson
Clara Robinson
Clara Robinson
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Clara Robinson is an educator-turned-journalist, having spent 5 years teaching in Naperville’s public schools before transitioning to reporting. She earned her Master’s in Education from Loyola University Chicago and now focuses on the intersection of education policy and community impact.

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Yorkville Public Library adult programs for November include writing groups, computer classes — Frankfort Technology news

Special eventsMedicare 101, 11 a.m., Thursday, Nov. 3. Drop in to talk with Cindy Fields, a local Medicare expert, about how Medicare works and the coverage options available to seniors for 2026 and beyond.Words, Power, and Community with Eve L. Ewing, 7 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 12, on Zoom Ewing, a Chicago sociologist, poet, visual artist and associate professor at the University of Chicago, will give a virtual presentation. She wrote “Ghosts in the Schoolyard” and the poetry collections “Electric Arches” and “1919,” and she writes the Marvel comic “Ironheart.”Mini Book Ornament Adult Crafting Class, 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 14 Adults will design miniature versions of favorite books and place them inside clear ornaments. Materials are provided. Bring a list of favorite book titles.Death by Chocolate: A Murder Mystery Event, 12:30 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 15 The Friends of the Yorkville Public Library present their second murder mystery event, an interactive afternoon in which participants

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