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Library will host authors BY CATHY MOLITORIS
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Teresa Peschel
live a more efficient life without spending a lot of money. “They lived a life that provided them with resiliency to sudden changes such as job loss, supply shortages, rising cost of groceries, etc.,” Funk shared. “She’ll give attendees three takeaways that they can implement immediately.”
Carolyn Kleinman
Kleinman, a retired English teacher from Lancaster County, w ill dis c uss the histor y o f mysteries and their common components in her program, “Unraveling the Myster y of Mysteries.” She’ll also explain how a true crime inspired her to write the book “ The Class
Assignment Is Murder.” Both programs are free to attend, but re g istration is required as space is limited. Both authors will have their books available for purchase. For more information or to register for either program, visit https://mslibrary.org.
For more than 100 years, the Mar ie tta Communit y House has served as a hub for organizations, special events and community programs. The nonprofit will hold a fundraiser to support its mission, and you’re invited. A Spring Evening in Marietta Benefit Auction will be held in the rear studio of the Marietta Community House, 264 W. Market St., Marietta, on Saturday, April 27, from 5:30 to 10 p.m. The evening will begin with a cocktail hour and appetizers as guests enjoy live music by Leo DiSanto and peruse items available in a silent auction. The event will also feature a sit-down dinner followed by a live auction. “We are working with Joe Hess, Cracked Pepper Catering from Lancaster,” said Audrey Kushner Pombo, auction chair and treasurer of the Marietta Community House, noting that the menu will include salad, roasted chicken breast and seasonal sides, with a vegan/vegetarian option available as well. See Auction pg 2
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n A p r i l , M i l a no f- S c ho ck Library will host two authors, bringing in an opportunity to learn more about the writing process and their books. Teresa Peschel, author of “Fed, Safe and Sheltered,” will speak on Saturday, April 6. Author Carolyn Kleinman will discuss “ The Class Assignment Is Murder” on Saturday, April 13. Both programs will take place from 10 to 11:30 a.m. at the library, 1184 Anderson Ferr y Road, Mount Joy. “Hosting authors is a great way for the library to connect local authors with the community,” said Stephanie Funk, operations coordinator for the library. “For me, it really brings a book to life when you can speak with the author, find out their inspiration for writing the book and learn more and connect with them face to face.” Both authors reached out to the library with an interest in presenting their programs, Funk noted. “Both of these authors are incredibly engaging and love sharing their passion with others,” she said. “Their enthusiasm is contagious.” Peschel’s program, called “Sustainability and Resilience,” will focus on her goal of prioritizing lifestyle choices to provide her family with financial freedom and security. She will discuss her own experience with the idea of saying “no” in order to develop skills to
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