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Community events roundup: Martin CARES registration, teen cooking and skate nights, library tech classes and pet adoption
Summary
Podcast hosts highlighted several upcoming community events: Martin CARES sessions with registration opening soon, teen cooking and roller-skate nights, library tech classes that require registration, and a Humane Society dog named Asha available for adoption.
Mac (podcast co-host) and Courtney (podcast co-host) ran through a set of community programs and volunteer opportunities.
They said Martin CARES, a behind-the-scenes look at Martin County government, will begin sessions this week and that registration will open on Friday; the hosts gave inconsistent exact dates in the episode and said they would put the registration link in the show notes. Courtney called Martin CARES “cool” and said the program is a “behind the scenes look” at Martin County government.
The hosts promoted teen programming organized by the county and community partners: a cooking class on Jan. 13 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the 10th Street Community Center, and a separate teen skate night for middle and high school students on Jan. 17 at the same venue starting at 5:30 p.m. They said skates will be provided and snacks and refreshments will be available.
Courtney noted a long-range transportation visioning session at the Peter and Julie Cummings Library on Jan. 16; Mac and Courtney said they would add links in show notes for registration and details.
The hosts also mentioned that the Peter and Julie Cummings Library offers technology classes and “tech talk” that require advance registration and advise reserving seats via the library’s registration page.
On animal adoption, Courtney said a dog named Asha (the episode used both “Asha” and “Asa” at different points) is in foster care with someone named Dana and is available for adoption through the Humane Society of the Treasure Coast; the hosts said more information would be posted in the show notes and encouraged prospective adopters to contact the Humane Society.
Where the episode gave conflicting or incomplete dates (for example, the precise CARES registration date), listeners were advised to check the show notes and the official event pages for up-to-date information.
