Crime & Safety
5 Things To Know Today: Sept. 14
Full slate at Mohr Library; senior center benefit supper; autism training; last few days of police recruitment drive; and today in history: 'Night John-Boy.
Busy Day: It's a pretty packed schedule at Marian J. Mohr Library today:
- Computer class on the basics of Word and email at 10 a.m.
- Genealogy group meeting at 4:30 p.m.
- Kick-Off Pizza Party for the library's reading clubs tonight at 6:30 p.m. (Rain date is Sept. 15)
Fundraising Feed: The senior center is scheduled to host a pasta and meatball fundraising supper tonight starting at 5 p.m. Adults $10, children $5.
Training Session: The Autism Project, located in Johnston, is taking registrations for its upcoming nine-week autism training class, to begin on Sept. 26. The cost for the series is $299 for professionals, and 18 continuing education credit hours are available for teachers and social workers. Visit the Autism Project website or contact Jennifer Garcia at 401-785-2666 x1012 for more information.
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Join The Force: Thinking of a career in law enforcement? Qualified candidates are being sought by the Johnston Police Department to secure places on their hiring list. But hurry — the recruitment drive ends Saturday at noon.
TV Debut: On this date in 1972, The Waltons television series premiered on CBS. Did you know? The Waltons pilot was a Christmas special shown in 1971.
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