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Navigating your way through Medicare’s rules, options, and insurance market can seem impossible. You can quickly get lost attempting to make sense of the A’s, B’s, C’s, and D’s of Medicare and the Open Enrollment Periods. Even more convoluted is the sales pitch that generally comes with any type of Medicare education!

Books, songs, and playful movement make this short, sweet storytime ideal for babies. Developed for babies, up to age 2.

On August 4, 1892, Andrew Borden and his wife, Abby, were murdered with a hatchet in their home in Fall River, Massachusetts. Andrew’s daughter, Lizzie Borden, was charged with the double murder, but was eventually acquitted of the charges. The murders remain unsolved to this day. Chicago actor and story-teller, Ed Dzialo (a native of the same city as Lizzie), shares the details of the unsolved double murders, and paints a fascinating picture of Lizzie, both before and after the gruesome event, using photos and Lizzie Borden memorabilia.

Each week, we’ll read, talk, sing, write, and play to help your toddler learn and grow! Developed for ages 2 & 3.

Join us at the Muskego Public Library for Coffee & Trivia with Tudor Oaks Home Care. Have fun, enjoy conversation, test your knowledge, and win prizes from 10-11 am on the second Monday of the month.

This month’s book is Alex Grecian’s "The Yard." Books are available for checkout at the Checkout Desk.

Crocheters and knitters, join us for conversation and crafting. Many of the projects made throughout the year will be sent to various charities. You are welcome to bring a project you are currently working on too.

Come build with us! Creations will be displayed in the kids’ area. Registration is required. Call, stop by the reference desk, or email muskegolibrarian@gmail.com to sign up for your preferred time slot.

The #1 stressor facing Americans as they approach retirement is the fear of running out of money. With pensions leaving the marketplace, Americans are entering retirement with their two largest buckets of money being Social Security benefits and pre-tax retirement savings 401(k), IRA, etc.). Sequencing your income from these buckets in the most beneficial way may allow your retirement savings to last longer.

Books, songs, and playful movement make this short, sweet storytime ideal for babies. Developed for babies, up to age 2.

New research tells us that stress is probably the biggest killer of our brain cells and health today.  While we cannot eliminate it from our lives, there are 5 key mistakes we make that over time leave us with symptoms like headaches, fatigue, burnout, sleep trouble, and digestive issues. Join Muskego Health & Wellness Center’s Dr. Janice Jurack, author of The Three Pillars of Health, to learn how to not only get yourself back on track, but leave with an action plan in place to regain your health and vitality. Registration required: please call or text (414) 422-1203 or email drjurack@mhwc.net to reserve your spot.

Could you survive a zombie apocalypse? Come have fun and learn emergency preparedness skills that will make you ready for any disaster, even a zombie pandemic. Presented by Dan Michaels from Waukesha County Health & Human Services.

Books, songs, and playful movement make this short, sweet storytime ideal for babies. Developed for babies, up to age 2.

Crocheters and knitters, join us for conversation and crafting. Many of the projects made throughout the year will be sent to various charities. You are welcome to bring a project you are currently working on too.

Brew City Paranormal is a non-profit organization whose mission is to help people who have experienced paranormal activities that are beyond their understanding and give them answers and solutions as best they can. They will be present on how they investigate, cases they have been on, and will have actual evidence they acquired on those investigations. There will be Q & A at the end.

Books, songs, and playful movement make this short, sweet storytime ideal for babies. Developed for babies, up to age 2.