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| Intro to Pyrography 4:00 pm Intro to Pyrography Dec 10 @ 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm  Mountain Lakes Recreation Department – Intro to Pyrography Monday, November 3rd OR Wednesday, December 10th 4-6pm OR 7-9pm Borough Hall, 400 Boulevard $20 per person (adults and children 12+) Discover the art of woodburning in this hands-on beginner pyrography class! You’ll learn the fundamentals of pyrography, including how to safely use a woodburning tool, practice basic strokes using a variety of tips, and how to use stencils and graphite paper to create a one-of-a-kind piece. Under guided instruction, you’ll create two unique pieces to take home with a choice of small box, coaster, shelf sitter sign, or tree cookie ornament – perfect for gifting or decorating your space. Whether you’re an artist, a DIY enthusiast, or just curious to try something new, this class offers a welcoming space to heat up your creativity. All materials provided. No experience necessary. Click HERE to register. Email Laurie Stepper, Recreation Director, with any questions.... continue reading. Intro to Pyrography 7:00 pm Intro to Pyrography Dec 10 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Mountain Lakes Recreation Department – Intro to Pyrography Monday, November 3rd OR Wednesday, December 10th 4-6pm OR 7-9pm Borough Hall, 400 Boulevard $20 per person (adults and children 12+) Discover the art of woodburning in this hands-on beginner pyrography class! You’ll learn the fundamentals of pyrography, including how to safely use a woodburning tool, practice basic strokes using a variety of tips, and how to use stencils and graphite paper to create a one-of-a-kind piece. Under guided instruction, you’ll create two unique pieces to take home with a choice of small box, coaster, shelf sitter sign, or tree cookie ornament – perfect for gifting or decorating your space. Whether you’re an artist, a DIY enthusiast, or just curious to try something new, this class offers a welcoming space to heat up your creativity. All materials provided. No experience necessary. Click HERE to register. Email Laurie Stepper, Recreation Director, with any questions.... continue reading. | ||||||
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Nov
20
Fri
Zoom Meeting on Cyber Security
Friday, November 20, 1:00 pm.
Topic: Google, Facebook, and other websites and apps are “free”, but rake in billions of dollars per year in profit. How do these companies make money? Join us in understanding how the digital ecosystem works, how these companies turn a profit, and how to protect yourself while interacting and using these websites and apps.
Resident, Khizar Sheikh is a cybersecurity, privacy, and data use attorney who provides advice to clients across industries from emerging growth companies to publicly traded, global organizations. Khizar has been a resident since 2007 with his wife Nadia and two teenage sons. He has been an active volunteer for Mountain Lakes, and has served as Environmental Commission Chair, Zoning Board Vice-Chair, Economic Development Committee member, and little league coach.
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Aug
12
Thu
Alex Laurenzi & Friends
Jazz on the Beach
Sep
7
Tue
Mountain Lakes Bike Rodeo
Grade K-5
Safety Stations: Helmet check, Demon Driveway, Wildwoodville Traffic Signs, Stay to the Right, Serperntine Rock Challenge
Bring your bike or scooter and and helmet
Families can sit on the steps and enjoy music!
Sep
11
Sat
To mark the 20th anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks, a brief prayer service will be led by the pastors of St. Catherine’s, St. Peter’s and the Community Church.
Saturday, September 11th
9:00 am
Birchwood Lake
9/11 Memorial
Sep
17
Fri
Ken Shouler – Ethics Discussion
Hear from an experienced teacher who has published on the topics of normative ethical theory and applied ethics, especially business ethics, medical ethics and sports ethics.
Oct
15
Fri
Brian Sahotsky
Hear how social, cultural, ethical, and moral issues are affecting the display, transmission, viewership, and discussion of history’s most valuable artistic treasures. Discuss the key issues of art repatriation and other complications in the way we see art today.
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