The Alzheimer's Association will be presenting The Empowered Caregiver over 5 sessions at the Woonsocket Harris Public Library.  Sessions will be from 6-7:30pm in the large program room. See attached flyer for session topics and dates. Session #1 will be Wednesday, October 9, 2024 titled "Understanding Alzheimer's and Dementia." Space is limited. To register, call the reference desk at 401-767-4124 and leave your contact info for the sessions you want to sign up to attend.

 

President Trump again on the way to Switzerland after an electrical issue forced Air Force One to return to Joint Base Andrews Tuesday. Trump is still headed to Davos on another plane for the World Economic Forum. He is scheduled to deliver remarks and has also said he has several meetings planned, including discussions centered around Greenland.        Vice President JD Vance is set to visit Minneapolis Thursday as tensions escalate over immigration operations. The meeting will involve a roundtable discussion.        Contempt of Congress charges against the Clintons could see a vote today. That's according to Republican Congressman James Comer who heads the GOP-led House committee looking into the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. Former President Clinton and Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton didn't show for their scheduled depositions last week, accusing Republicans of selective prosecution.        The Justice Department says two members of Elon Musk's DOGE might have misused Social Security info. In a recent court filing, the DOJ alleges the employees were secretly in touch with a group trying to overturn election results. It's unclear if the DOGE employees shared the data with the unnamed advocacy group.        The Canadian military is reportedly planning for how to deal with a hypothetical U.S. invasion. The Globe and Mail cites two senior government officials saying the response would center on insurgency-style tactics. They would be similar to those used in Afghanistan by resistance fighters against the Soviets and later the U.S.        Actor Timothy Busfield will be released from jail in New Mexico while his sex abuse case continues. Busfield is charged with sexually abusing two boys on the set of the television show "The Cleaning Lady." A judge said the prosecutors didn't provide enough evidence that Busfield wouldn't comply with future court orders citing that Busfield did turn himself into authorities.