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SUMMARY:The Relationship Between Stress and Disease
DESCRIPTION:Up to 90% of all visits to doctors’ offices are stress-related\, according to Harvard.  Stress can be considered as much a risk factor for disease as smoking. \nWhy can two people be in the same situation and respond to stress in different ways? \nCan changing the way we carry stress be a learnable skill? \nCome and learn the difference between good and bad stress\, increase awareness of how stress impacts the body\, and hear about the emerging pattern matching specific symptoms and diseases with specific stresses. Everyone will learn a technique to minimize stress and maximize vitality.
URL:https://newmilford-chamber.com/events/the-relationship-between-stress-and-disease/
LOCATION:New Milford Public Library\, 24 Main Street\, New Milford\, CT\, 06776\, United States
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SUMMARY:Local Author Event: Peter C. Vermilyea
DESCRIPTION:About the Book: Litchfield County in the American Revolution\nFrom the first sparks of revolution in the 1770s\, Litchfield County played an important role in the War\nof Independence. Roger Sherman of New Milford was on the five-member committee that drafted the\nDeclaration of Independence. Oliver Wolcott of Litchfield signed the document and oversaw the\ntransportation of a toppled statue of King George III from New York City to his hometown\, where it\nwas melted down and turned into more than forty thousand musket balls. Those musket balls were\nperhaps fired by hundreds of local militia\, including Black residents\, who served in the war\, while many\nother residents helped furnish supplies and information for the army. However\, not everyone supported\nthe Patriot cause\, as the county was also home to those who remained loyal to the British King. Later\nyears saw the Continental Army make a winter encampment in New Milford and several visits by\nGeorge Washington. Local author and historian Peter Vermilyea reveals how liberty\, sacrifice\, and\nresilience in a small corner of New England helped shape the destiny of a new nation.
URL:https://newmilford-chamber.com/events/local-author-event-peter-c-vermilyea/
LOCATION:New Milford Public Library\, 24 Main Street\, New Milford\, CT\, 06776\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Events
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