Planning for end-of-life care or for a time when you are unable to care for yourself is not easy. Talking with the people who matter most to you and sharing your wishes is a good first step. Join Valerie Valcour of the Vermont Department of Health to learn how to have those special care and end-of-life care conversations and determine the best way to document and record those plans. There will also be some basic information about Vermont’s Medicaid Choices for Care provided.

Join us for our annual Pages in the Pub event: now called Pages in the Public Library! This year, we will gather in the beautiful new children's room of the Jeudevine Memorial Library, 93 N. Main Street in Hardwick, on Sunday, November 9, from 3 to 5 p.m. Tickets are limited, so purchase yours now!
Enjoy an afternoon filled with book recommendations from an all-star panel, complemented by a selection of pies, cakes, coffee, and tea from the Village Restaurant and music by Lamoille County band Take Five.
Tickets for the event are $30 per person and benefit the library. They are available at The Galaxy Bookshop, 41 South Main Street in Hardwick, and can be purchased with cash or a check made out to Jeudevine Library. Call 802-472-5533 for more information.
The Galaxy Bookshop will donate a portion of the profits from all book orders placed during the event to the Jeudevine Library. This is an excellent opportunity to hear about great books, order them for yourself or as gifts for the upcoming holiday season, delight in delicious desserts from the Village Restaurant, and visit with other bibliophiles and library supporters!
Our panelists are Dr. Hannah Miller, an associate professor of education at Vermont State University; recent Vermont transplant and avid reader Shana DuBois; and local authors Natalie Kinsey and Brett Stanciu.
Take Five is a band that hails from Lamoille County and plays jazz standards, bossa nova, blues, showtunes, original songs by Jeudevine youth librarian Rachel Funk, and more!

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