Preventing Identity Theft
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Virginia Cooperative Extension Master Financial Education volunteers will discuss how to avoid becoming a victim of identity theft and what steps to take if you think you are a victim.
Virginia Cooperative Extension Master Financial Education volunteers will discuss how to avoid becoming a victim of identity theft and what steps to take if you think you are a victim.
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Valerie Welsh leads a sing‑along at the Aurora Hills Center, offering monthly themed song sets with provided lyrics.
At Lubber Run, participants pair with a preschooler to read provided storybooks for 30 minutes; registration required, for ages 3–6.
Open play with STEAM games and activities exploring science, technology, engineering, art, and math at the Courthouse Library Children’s Area, for ages 1 and under and 3–5.
Sew a breathable cotton bread bag for transporting loaves, using a sewing machine and straight stitch techniques, at the Central Library’s The Shop, for ages 18 and up.
Friendly walking companions explore nearby trails and neighborhoods in a fun, safe manner, with routes adjusted for weather, for ages 55 and up.
Local history discussion at Lubber Run features monthly topics on Arlington’s people, places, and events.
Arlington Commission for the Arts Meeting takes place at Arlington Cultural Affairs, 3700 South Four Mile Run Drive, Arlington, VA.
A group-directed discussion about death, agenda‑free, facilitated by Kathleen Garces‑Foley, Ph.D., explores awareness and living fully.