Library to Celebrate Adult Summer Reading With Program on Home Remedies and Emergency Care

In celebration of the conclusion of “Build A Better World,” the Tompkins County Public Library’s Adult Summer Reading Program, the Library will host “Home Remedies and Emergency Care, Part Two,” an informative program and demonstration on how to use everyday items to heal and improve health, Tuesday, August 8 at 5:30 p.m. in the BorgWarner Community Room-West.

Facilitated by Jacquelyn Blizzard, co-director of the Eastman Hill Health and Training Center and local natural health instructor, this program is the second in a two-part wellness series being held at the Library this summer. Blizzard will provide tips for curing and minimizing the symptoms of common ailments and injuries--like using an onion to cure congestion and potatoes for pain relief.

Participants need not have attended the first meeting to enjoy this session.

“Home Remedies and Emergency Care” is free and open to the public. Registration is suggested but not required. To register, contact Teresa Vadakin at tvadakin@tcpl.org.