R.E.P. First Light
Oct
9

R.E.P. First Light

R.E.P. Foundations is a 90-minute recovery-based group that introduces the R.E.P. system—Resilience, Empowerment, and Purpose—as a practical pathway for recovery. We combine clear, actionable lessons with brief physical-fitness work to prime focus, build discipline, and reinforce follow-through. Drawing on Stoic principles—own your choices, master your response, serve the greater good—we translate ideas into daily habits that strengthen sobriety and mental health. Each session includes a quick movement routine, targeted discussion, and simple weekly challenges with accountability. You’ll leave with tools you can use immediately: morning routines, mindset resets, and community support to keep momentum between meetings and beyond.

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O'Neill - Explorations in Recovery
Oct
9

O'Neill - Explorations in Recovery

A weekly space dedicated to navigating the many paths of the recovery journey.

Each week, we dive into a new theme - from discovering different types of support groups to setting personal milestones that feel right for you.

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O'Neill - Explorations in Recovery
Oct
9

O'Neill - Explorations in Recovery

A weekly space dedicated to navigating the many paths of the recovery journey.

Each week, we dive into a new theme - from discovering different types of support groups to setting personal milestones that feel right for you.

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Oct
9

Soup & Crackers

Come warm up with a delicious bowl of soup, crackers, and good company!

Join us for a community meal
4–7 PM
318 West Douglas Street, O’Neill, NE

Everyone is welcome! Come enjoy a meal, connect with others, and spend some time together.

We can’t wait to see you there!

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Friday Night Outdoor Movie Night - Shaun of the Dead
Oct
9

Friday Night Outdoor Movie Night - Shaun of the Dead

🎃🍿 FRIDAY FRIGHT NIGHTS ARE HERE! 👻🔥

Grab your blankets, your best friends, and your appetite for movies, s’mores & spooky October nights! 🌙🍫

🧟 Oct. 9 – Shaun of the Dead
🧟‍♀️ Oct. 16 – Zombieland
🎃 Oct. 30 – The Lost Boys + Halloween finale, costume contest, pizza & prizes!

📍 The Connection Project
🔥 Hot chocolate & s’mores
🎬 Movies under the stars
🤝 Great people & good times
⏰ Starts at 6:30 PM — movie begins at dusk

Bring a blanket. Bring a chair. Bring your people.
Because this is more than a movie night. ❤️

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SMART Recovery
Oct
10

SMART Recovery

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Columbus Day
Oct
12

Columbus Day

Columbus Day commemorates Christopher Columbus’s landing in the Americas on October 12, 1492, and has evolved into a U.S. federal holiday with complex cultural significance.

Columbus Day marks the anniversary of Christopher Columbus’s arrival in the Americas on October 12, 1492, when he landed on an island in the Bahamas, believing he had reached Asia. Columbus, an Italian explorer from Genoa, led a Spanish expedition aboard the Niña, Pinta, and Santa María, which initiated European exploration and colonization of the Americas. His voyages also triggered the Columbian Exchange, a widespread transfer of plants, animals, culture, and technology between the Old and New Worlds. 

The first formal celebration of Columbus’s landing occurred in 1792, when New York’s Society of St. Tammany, also known as the Columbian Order, commemorated the 300th anniversary of his voyage. Italian Americans later championed the holiday to honor Columbus as a symbol of their heritage, especially after facing discrimination in the United States. The mass lynching of Italian Americans in New Orleans in 1891 prompted President Benjamin Harrison to proclaim the 400th anniversary of Columbus’s arrival a national celebration in 1892. 

Columbus Day became a federal holiday in 1937 under President Franklin D. Roosevelt, and since 1971, it has been observed on the second Monday in October. The holiday has traditionally celebrated both Columbus’s achievements and Italian-American heritage. 

Columbus Day has evolved from a commemoration of European exploration to a complex holiday reflecting Italian-American pride, historical controversy, and recognition of Indigenous peoples. Its observance varies across the United States and internationally, highlighting both historical achievements and the ongoing dialogue about the consequences of colonization. 

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Narcotics Anonymous
Oct
13

Narcotics Anonymous

This is the Unity and Strength Group of N.A. Meetings are held M-F at The Connection Project. M-W-F is book study from the basic text. T-Th is discussion topic.

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WRAP Seminar 1
Oct
13

WRAP Seminar 1

Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) is a simple and powerful process

for creating the life and wellness you want.

Tuesday’s from 4:30-6pm at 119 W Norfolk Ave

WHAT TO EXPECT FROM THE WORKSHOP:

*Enhanced Understanding: Gain a deeper insight into wellness tools that work best for you

and how to apply them in daily life.

*Personalized Action Plans: Create your own WRAP that addresses your unique needs

and wellness goals.

*Supportive Community: Connect with others in a respectful, compassionate environment

where all participants are valued.

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SMART Recovery
Oct
14

SMART Recovery

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O'Neill - Trauma Support/Empowerment
Oct
14

O'Neill - Trauma Support/Empowerment

Trauma Support is a safe, confidential space to share your story and process your experiences at your own pace. We will discuss topics like navigating daily life, coping, self-compassion, boundaries and relationships, and identity.

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O'Neill - All Paths
Oct
14

O'Neill - All Paths

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Narcotics Anonymous
Oct
14

Narcotics Anonymous

This is the Unity and Strength Group of N.A. Meetings are held M-F at The Connection Project. M-W-F is book study from the basic text. T-Th is discussion topic.

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O’Neill - Basic Text / Big Book Study
Oct
14

O’Neill - Basic Text / Big Book Study

This weekly group alternates between the AA Big Book and the NA Basic Text.

Offering a comprehensive look at the Twelve Steps and lived experiences shared within these pages.

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Narcotics Anonymous
Oct
15

Narcotics Anonymous

This is the Unity and Strength Group of N.A. Meetings are held M-F at The Connection Project. M-W-F is book study from the basic text. T-Th is discussion topic.

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R.E.P. First Light
Oct
16

R.E.P. First Light

R.E.P. Foundations is a 90-minute recovery-based group that introduces the R.E.P. system—Resilience, Empowerment, and Purpose—as a practical pathway for recovery. We combine clear, actionable lessons with brief physical-fitness work to prime focus, build discipline, and reinforce follow-through. Drawing on Stoic principles—own your choices, master your response, serve the greater good—we translate ideas into daily habits that strengthen sobriety and mental health. Each session includes a quick movement routine, targeted discussion, and simple weekly challenges with accountability. You’ll leave with tools you can use immediately: morning routines, mindset resets, and community support to keep momentum between meetings and beyond.

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Friday Night Movie Night - Zombieland
Oct
16

Friday Night Movie Night - Zombieland

🎃🍿 FRIDAY FRIGHT NIGHTS ARE HERE! 👻🔥

Grab your blankets, your best friends, and your appetite for movies, s’mores & spooky October nights! 🌙🍫

🧟 Oct. 9 – Shaun of the Dead
🧟‍♀️ Oct. 16 – Zombieland
🎃 Oct. 30 – The Lost Boys + Halloween finale, costume contest, pizza & prizes!

📍 The Connection Project
🔥 Hot chocolate & s’mores
🎬 Movies under the stars
🤝 Great people & good times
⏰ Starts at 6:30 PM — movie begins at dusk

Bring a blanket. Bring a chair. Bring your people.
Because this is more than a movie night. ❤️

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SMART Recovery
Oct
17

SMART Recovery

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R.E.P. Foundations
Oct
19

R.E.P. Foundations

R.E.P. Foundations is a 90-minute recovery-based group that introduces the R.E.P. system—Resilience, Empowerment, and Purpose—as a practical pathway for recovery. We combine clear, actionable lessons with brief physical-fitness work to prime focus, build discipline, and reinforce follow-through. Drawing on Stoic principles—own your choices, master your response, serve the greater good—we translate ideas into daily habits that strengthen sobriety and mental health. Each session includes a quick movement routine, targeted discussion, and simple weekly challenges with accountability. You’ll leave with tools you can use immediately: morning routines, mindset resets, and community support to keep momentum between meetings and beyond.

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O'Neill - Mindful Meditation
Oct
19

O'Neill - Mindful Meditation

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O’Neill - Mindful Creativity
Oct
19

O’Neill - Mindful Creativity

Mindful Creativity combines mindfulness with creative activities, shifting focus from the final product to the joy and exploration of the process itself.

Helping to reduce stress, overcome blocks, and foster new ideas by calming the mind and enhancing focus.

It’s an international practice of slowing down, and allowing intuition to guide creative flow, whether through art, cooking, writing, or other activities.

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SMART Recovery
Oct
19

SMART Recovery

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Narcotics Anonymous
Oct
20

Narcotics Anonymous

This is the Unity and Strength Group of N.A. Meetings are held M-F at The Connection Project. M-W-F is book study from the basic text. T-Th is discussion topic.

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WRAP Seminar 1
Oct
20

WRAP Seminar 1

Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) is a simple and powerful process

for creating the life and wellness you want.

Tuesday’s from 4:30-6pm at 119 W Norfolk Ave

WHAT TO EXPECT FROM THE WORKSHOP:

*Enhanced Understanding: Gain a deeper insight into wellness tools that work best for you

and how to apply them in daily life.

*Personalized Action Plans: Create your own WRAP that addresses your unique needs

and wellness goals.

*Supportive Community: Connect with others in a respectful, compassionate environment

where all participants are valued.

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SMART Recovery
Oct
21

SMART Recovery

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O'Neill - Trauma Support/Empowerment
Oct
21

O'Neill - Trauma Support/Empowerment

Trauma Support is a safe, confidential space to share your story and process your experiences at your own pace. We will discuss topics like navigating daily life, coping, self-compassion, boundaries and relationships, and identity.

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O'Neill - All Paths
Oct
21

O'Neill - All Paths

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Narcotics Anonymous
Oct
21

Narcotics Anonymous

This is the Unity and Strength Group of N.A. Meetings are held M-F at The Connection Project. M-W-F is book study from the basic text. T-Th is discussion topic.

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O’Neill - Basic Text / Big Book Study
Oct
21

O’Neill - Basic Text / Big Book Study

This weekly group alternates between the AA Big Book and the NA Basic Text.

Offering a comprehensive look at the Twelve Steps and lived experiences shared within these pages.

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Narcotics Anonymous
Oct
22

Narcotics Anonymous

This is the Unity and Strength Group of N.A. Meetings are held M-F at The Connection Project. M-W-F is book study from the basic text. T-Th is discussion topic.

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R.E.P. First Light
Oct
23

R.E.P. First Light

R.E.P. Foundations is a 90-minute recovery-based group that introduces the R.E.P. system—Resilience, Empowerment, and Purpose—as a practical pathway for recovery. We combine clear, actionable lessons with brief physical-fitness work to prime focus, build discipline, and reinforce follow-through. Drawing on Stoic principles—own your choices, master your response, serve the greater good—we translate ideas into daily habits that strengthen sobriety and mental health. Each session includes a quick movement routine, targeted discussion, and simple weekly challenges with accountability. You’ll leave with tools you can use immediately: morning routines, mindset resets, and community support to keep momentum between meetings and beyond.

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O'Neill - Explorations in Recovery
Oct
23

O'Neill - Explorations in Recovery

A weekly space dedicated to navigating the many paths of the recovery journey.

Each week, we dive into a new theme - from discovering different types of support groups to setting personal milestones that feel right for you.

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SMART Recovery
Oct
24

SMART Recovery

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R.E.P. Foundations
Oct
26

R.E.P. Foundations

R.E.P. Foundations is a 90-minute recovery-based group that introduces the R.E.P. system—Resilience, Empowerment, and Purpose—as a practical pathway for recovery. We combine clear, actionable lessons with brief physical-fitness work to prime focus, build discipline, and reinforce follow-through. Drawing on Stoic principles—own your choices, master your response, serve the greater good—we translate ideas into daily habits that strengthen sobriety and mental health. Each session includes a quick movement routine, targeted discussion, and simple weekly challenges with accountability. You’ll leave with tools you can use immediately: morning routines, mindset resets, and community support to keep momentum between meetings and beyond.

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O'Neill - Mindful Meditation
Oct
26

O'Neill - Mindful Meditation

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O’Neill - Mindful Creativity
Oct
26

O’Neill - Mindful Creativity

Mindful Creativity combines mindfulness with creative activities, shifting focus from the final product to the joy and exploration of the process itself.

Helping to reduce stress, overcome blocks, and foster new ideas by calming the mind and enhancing focus.

It’s an international practice of slowing down, and allowing intuition to guide creative flow, whether through art, cooking, writing, or other activities.

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SMART Recovery
Oct
26

SMART Recovery

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Narcotics Anonymous
Oct
27

Narcotics Anonymous

This is the Unity and Strength Group of N.A. Meetings are held M-F at The Connection Project. M-W-F is book study from the basic text. T-Th is discussion topic.

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WRAP Seminar 1
Oct
27

WRAP Seminar 1

Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) is a simple and powerful process

for creating the life and wellness you want.

Tuesday’s from 4:30-6pm at 119 W Norfolk Ave

WHAT TO EXPECT FROM THE WORKSHOP:

*Enhanced Understanding: Gain a deeper insight into wellness tools that work best for you

and how to apply them in daily life.

*Personalized Action Plans: Create your own WRAP that addresses your unique needs

and wellness goals.

*Supportive Community: Connect with others in a respectful, compassionate environment

where all participants are valued.

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SMART Recovery
Oct
28

SMART Recovery

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O'Neill - Trauma Support/Empowerment
Oct
28

O'Neill - Trauma Support/Empowerment

Trauma Support is a safe, confidential space to share your story and process your experiences at your own pace. We will discuss topics like navigating daily life, coping, self-compassion, boundaries and relationships, and identity.

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O'Neill - All Paths
Oct
28

O'Neill - All Paths

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Narcotics Anonymous
Oct
28

Narcotics Anonymous

This is the Unity and Strength Group of N.A. Meetings are held M-F at The Connection Project. M-W-F is book study from the basic text. T-Th is discussion topic.

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O’Neill - Basic Text / Big Book Study
Oct
28

O’Neill - Basic Text / Big Book Study

This weekly group alternates between the AA Big Book and the NA Basic Text.

Offering a comprehensive look at the Twelve Steps and lived experiences shared within these pages.

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Narcotics Anonymous
Oct
29

Narcotics Anonymous

This is the Unity and Strength Group of N.A. Meetings are held M-F at The Connection Project. M-W-F is book study from the basic text. T-Th is discussion topic.

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R.E.P. First Light
Oct
30

R.E.P. First Light

R.E.P. Foundations is a 90-minute recovery-based group that introduces the R.E.P. system—Resilience, Empowerment, and Purpose—as a practical pathway for recovery. We combine clear, actionable lessons with brief physical-fitness work to prime focus, build discipline, and reinforce follow-through. Drawing on Stoic principles—own your choices, master your response, serve the greater good—we translate ideas into daily habits that strengthen sobriety and mental health. Each session includes a quick movement routine, targeted discussion, and simple weekly challenges with accountability. You’ll leave with tools you can use immediately: morning routines, mindset resets, and community support to keep momentum between meetings and beyond.

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O'Neill - Explorations in Recovery
Oct
30

O'Neill - Explorations in Recovery

A weekly space dedicated to navigating the many paths of the recovery journey.

Each week, we dive into a new theme - from discovering different types of support groups to setting personal milestones that feel right for you.

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Friday Night Movie Night - The Lost Boys
Oct
30

Friday Night Movie Night - The Lost Boys

🎃🍿 FRIDAY FRIGHT NIGHTS ARE HERE! 👻🔥

Grab your blankets, your best friends, and your appetite for movies, s’mores & spooky October nights! 🌙🍫

🧟 Oct. 9 – Shaun of the Dead
🧟‍♀️ Oct. 16 – Zombieland
🎃 Oct. 30 – The Lost Boys + Halloween finale, costume contest, pizza & prizes!

📍 The Connection Project
🔥 Hot chocolate & s’mores
🎬 Movies under the stars
🤝 Great people & good times
⏰ Starts at 6:30 PM — movie begins at dusk

Bring a blanket. Bring a chair. Bring your people.
Because this is more than a movie night. ❤️

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Happy Halloween
Oct
31

Happy Halloween

Halloween originated from the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain and evolved through Christian traditions into the modern celebration observed on October 31

Halloween traces back over 2,000 years to the Celtic festival of Samhain, celebrated in what is now Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and parts of Northern Europe. Samhain marked the end of the harvest season and the beginning of winter, a time associated with death and the supernatural. The Celts believed that on the night of October 31, the boundary between the living and the dead became blurred, allowing spirits to roam the earth. To protect themselves, people lit bonfires, wore costumes made from animal heads and skins, and offered food and crops to the gods. Druids, the Celtic priests, also used this time for divination and predicting the future, which was crucial for survival during the harsh winter. 

In the 8th century, Pope Gregory III designated November 1 as All Saints’ Day, a time to honor all saints. The evening before became known as All Hallows’ Eve, later contracted to Halloween. This Christian observance incorporated some Samhain traditions, blending pagan and religious practices. The period from October 31 to November 2, known as Allhallowtide, was dedicated to remembering the dead, including saints and departed souls. 

Irish and Scottish immigrants brought Halloween customs to North America in the 19th century, where the holiday evolved further. Traditions such as trick-or-treating, costume parties, and pumpkin carving became popular, and by the mid-20th century, Halloween had become a widely celebrated secular holiday in the United States. American cultural influence later helped spread Halloween customs to other countries by the late 20th and early 21st centuries. 

Today, Halloween is celebrated with a mix of secular and religious practices. Common activities include trick-or-treating, carving jack-o'-lanterns, attending costume parties, lighting bonfires, apple bobbing, and telling scary stories. Some Christians continue to observe All Hallows’ Eve with church services and lighting candles on graves, while for many, Halloween is primarily a cultural and festive occasion.

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Daylight Savings Time
Nov
1

Daylight Savings Time

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R.E.P. Foundations
Nov
2

R.E.P. Foundations

R.E.P. Foundations is a 90-minute recovery-based group that introduces the R.E.P. system—Resilience, Empowerment, and Purpose—as a practical pathway for recovery. We combine clear, actionable lessons with brief physical-fitness work to prime focus, build discipline, and reinforce follow-through. Drawing on Stoic principles—own your choices, master your response, serve the greater good—we translate ideas into daily habits that strengthen sobriety and mental health. Each session includes a quick movement routine, targeted discussion, and simple weekly challenges with accountability. You’ll leave with tools you can use immediately: morning routines, mindset resets, and community support to keep momentum between meetings and beyond.

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O'Neill - Mindful Meditation
Nov
2

O'Neill - Mindful Meditation

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O’Neill - Mindful Creativity
Nov
2

O’Neill - Mindful Creativity

Mindful Creativity combines mindfulness with creative activities, shifting focus from the final product to the joy and exploration of the process itself.

Helping to reduce stress, overcome blocks, and foster new ideas by calming the mind and enhancing focus.

It’s an international practice of slowing down, and allowing intuition to guide creative flow, whether through art, cooking, writing, or other activities.

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Election Day
Nov
3

Election Day

By 1792, federal law permitted each state legislature to choose presidential electors any time within a 34-day period before the first Wednesday in December. A November election was convenient because the harvest would have been completed but the most severe winter weather, impeding transportation, would not yet have arrived, while the new election results also would roughly conform to a new year. Tuesday was chosen as Election Day so that voters could attend church on Sunday, travel to the polling location, usually in the county seat, on Monday, and vote before Wednesday, which was usually when farmers would sell their produce at the market. Originally, states varied considerably in the method of choosing electors. Gradually, states converged on selection by some form of popular vote.

Development of the Morse electric telegraph, funded by Congress in 1843 and successfully tested in 1844, was a technological change that clearly augured an imminent future of instant communication nationwide. To prevent information from one state from influencing Presidential electoral outcomes in another, Congress responded in 1845 by mandating a uniform national date for choosing Presidential electors. Congress chose the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November to harmonize current electoral practice with the existing 34-day window in federal law, as the span between Election Day and the first Wednesday in December is always 29 days

The effect is to constrain Election Day to the week between November 2 and 8 inclusive. November 1 was avoided because it falls on All Saints' Day, and business owners would generally do bookkeeping for the previous month on the first day of the month. Beginning with Presidential elections, states gradually brought most elections into conformity with this date.

The Twentieth Amendment, passed in 1933, changed the beginning and end date for the terms of the President, Vice President, Congressmen, and Senators. It did not affect the timing of Election Day.

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SMART Recovery
Nov
4

SMART Recovery

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R.E.P. Foundations
Nov
9

R.E.P. Foundations

R.E.P. Foundations is a 90-minute recovery-based group that introduces the R.E.P. system—Resilience, Empowerment, and Purpose—as a practical pathway for recovery. We combine clear, actionable lessons with brief physical-fitness work to prime focus, build discipline, and reinforce follow-through. Drawing on Stoic principles—own your choices, master your response, serve the greater good—we translate ideas into daily habits that strengthen sobriety and mental health. Each session includes a quick movement routine, targeted discussion, and simple weekly challenges with accountability. You’ll leave with tools you can use immediately: morning routines, mindset resets, and community support to keep momentum between meetings and beyond.

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O'Neill - Mindful Meditation
Nov
9

O'Neill - Mindful Meditation

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O’Neill - Mindful Creativity
Nov
9

O’Neill - Mindful Creativity

Mindful Creativity combines mindfulness with creative activities, shifting focus from the final product to the joy and exploration of the process itself.

Helping to reduce stress, overcome blocks, and foster new ideas by calming the mind and enhancing focus.

It’s an international practice of slowing down, and allowing intuition to guide creative flow, whether through art, cooking, writing, or other activities.

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Narcotics Anonymous
Nov
10

Narcotics Anonymous

This is the Unity and Strength Group of N.A. Meetings are held M-F at The Connection Project. M-W-F is book study from the basic text. T-Th is discussion topic.

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Veteran's Day
Nov
11

Veteran's Day

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SMART Recovery
Nov
11

SMART Recovery

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R.E.P. Foundations
Nov
16

R.E.P. Foundations

R.E.P. Foundations is a 90-minute recovery-based group that introduces the R.E.P. system—Resilience, Empowerment, and Purpose—as a practical pathway for recovery. We combine clear, actionable lessons with brief physical-fitness work to prime focus, build discipline, and reinforce follow-through. Drawing on Stoic principles—own your choices, master your response, serve the greater good—we translate ideas into daily habits that strengthen sobriety and mental health. Each session includes a quick movement routine, targeted discussion, and simple weekly challenges with accountability. You’ll leave with tools you can use immediately: morning routines, mindset resets, and community support to keep momentum between meetings and beyond.

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O'Neill - Mindful Meditation
Nov
16

O'Neill - Mindful Meditation

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Narcotics Anonymous
Nov
16

Narcotics Anonymous

This is the Unity and Strength Group of N.A. Meetings are held M-F at The Connection Project. M-W-F is book study from the basic text. T-Th is discussion topic.

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O’Neill - Mindful Creativity
Nov
16

O’Neill - Mindful Creativity

Mindful Creativity combines mindfulness with creative activities, shifting focus from the final product to the joy and exploration of the process itself.

Helping to reduce stress, overcome blocks, and foster new ideas by calming the mind and enhancing focus.

It’s an international practice of slowing down, and allowing intuition to guide creative flow, whether through art, cooking, writing, or other activities.

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Narcotics Anonymous
Nov
17

Narcotics Anonymous

This is the Unity and Strength Group of N.A. Meetings are held M-F at The Connection Project. M-W-F is book study from the basic text. T-Th is discussion topic.

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SMART Recovery
Nov
18

SMART Recovery

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R.E.P. Foundations
Nov
23

R.E.P. Foundations

R.E.P. Foundations is a 90-minute recovery-based group that introduces the R.E.P. system—Resilience, Empowerment, and Purpose—as a practical pathway for recovery. We combine clear, actionable lessons with brief physical-fitness work to prime focus, build discipline, and reinforce follow-through. Drawing on Stoic principles—own your choices, master your response, serve the greater good—we translate ideas into daily habits that strengthen sobriety and mental health. Each session includes a quick movement routine, targeted discussion, and simple weekly challenges with accountability. You’ll leave with tools you can use immediately: morning routines, mindset resets, and community support to keep momentum between meetings and beyond.

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O'Neill - Mindful Meditation
Nov
23

O'Neill - Mindful Meditation

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Narcotics Anonymous
Nov
23

Narcotics Anonymous

This is the Unity and Strength Group of N.A. Meetings are held M-F at The Connection Project. M-W-F is book study from the basic text. T-Th is discussion topic.

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O’Neill - Mindful Creativity
Nov
23

O’Neill - Mindful Creativity

Mindful Creativity combines mindfulness with creative activities, shifting focus from the final product to the joy and exploration of the process itself.

Helping to reduce stress, overcome blocks, and foster new ideas by calming the mind and enhancing focus.

It’s an international practice of slowing down, and allowing intuition to guide creative flow, whether through art, cooking, writing, or other activities.

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Narcotics Anonymous
Nov
24

Narcotics Anonymous

This is the Unity and Strength Group of N.A. Meetings are held M-F at The Connection Project. M-W-F is book study from the basic text. T-Th is discussion topic.

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SMART Recovery
Nov
25

SMART Recovery

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Thanksgiving Day
Nov
26

Thanksgiving Day

Thanksgiving is an annual national holiday celebrated in the United States on the fourth Thursday in November and in Canada on the second Monday in October. The holiday's origins can be traced back to the early 17th century when English colonists, known as Pilgrims, settled in Plymouth, Massachusetts. In 1621, after a difficult first year that saw many settlers perish, the remaining Pilgrims celebrated their successful harvest with a feast that included the Wampanoag people, marking what is often referred to as the "First Thanksgiving".

Thanksgiving serves as a reminder of the early interactions between European settlers and Native Americans, and it has evolved into a secular holiday that emphasizes family, gratitude, and community. However, it is also a time for reflection on the historical context and the experiences of Indigenous peoples during and after the colonial period. 
In summary, Thanksgiving Day is a rich tapestry of history, tradition, and cultural significance, rooted in early American colonial experiences and evolving into a national celebration of gratitude and togetherness.

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Black Friday
Nov
27

Black Friday

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R.E.P. Foundations
Nov
30

R.E.P. Foundations

R.E.P. Foundations is a 90-minute recovery-based group that introduces the R.E.P. system—Resilience, Empowerment, and Purpose—as a practical pathway for recovery. We combine clear, actionable lessons with brief physical-fitness work to prime focus, build discipline, and reinforce follow-through. Drawing on Stoic principles—own your choices, master your response, serve the greater good—we translate ideas into daily habits that strengthen sobriety and mental health. Each session includes a quick movement routine, targeted discussion, and simple weekly challenges with accountability. You’ll leave with tools you can use immediately: morning routines, mindset resets, and community support to keep momentum between meetings and beyond.

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O'Neill - Mindful Meditation
Nov
30

O'Neill - Mindful Meditation

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Narcotics Anonymous
Nov
30

Narcotics Anonymous

This is the Unity and Strength Group of N.A. Meetings are held M-F at The Connection Project. M-W-F is book study from the basic text. T-Th is discussion topic.

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O’Neill - Mindful Creativity
Nov
30

O’Neill - Mindful Creativity

Mindful Creativity combines mindfulness with creative activities, shifting focus from the final product to the joy and exploration of the process itself.

Helping to reduce stress, overcome blocks, and foster new ideas by calming the mind and enhancing focus.

It’s an international practice of slowing down, and allowing intuition to guide creative flow, whether through art, cooking, writing, or other activities.

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Christmas Eve
Dec
24

Christmas Eve

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Christmas Day
Dec
25

Christmas Day

Christmas has grown into a major economic event, with significant retail activity surrounding the holiday season. The blend of religious and secular traditions has made Christmas a unique celebration that resonates with diverse audiences, transcending its original religious significance. 
In summary, Christmas Day has a rich history that reflects the interplay between religious beliefs, cultural practices, and societal changes, making it one of the most widely celebrated holidays globally.

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New Year's Eve
Dec
31

New Year's Eve

The earliest recorded New Year celebrations date back to ancient Babylon around 2000 BCE, where the festival Akitu marked the first new moon after the vernal equinox in late March. This 11-day festival honored the sky god Marduk and included rituals such as crowning a new king or reaffirming the ruler’s divine mandate. Babylonians also made promises to the gods, considered the precursor to modern New Year’s resolutions. 


Other ancient civilizations celebrated the new year according to natural or astronomical events: Egyptians aligned it with the annual flooding of the Nile and the rising of the star Sirius, while Persians began their year on the vernal equinox, and early Greeks marked it with the winter solstice. 

The early Roman calendar originally began in March, but in 153 BCE, the official start of the year was moved to January 1 to honor Janus, the two-faced god of beginnings and endings. Janus symbolized reflection on the past and hope for the future. Julius Caesar later reformed the calendar in 46 BCE, creating the Julian calendar and solidifying January 1 as the start of the year. Romans celebrated with sacrifices, gift exchanges, and parties. 

During the medieval period, Christian leaders temporarily replaced January 1 with dates of religious significance, such as December 25 (Christmas) or March 25 (Feast of the Annunciation). Over time, Pope Gregory XIII’s Gregorian calendar reform in 1582 restored January 1 as New Year’s Day, gradually adopted across Europe: Scotland in 1660, Germany and Denmark around 1700, England in 1752, and Russia in 1918. 

Today, New Year’s Eve is celebrated worldwide on December 31, often with fireworks, parties, music, and countdowns. Iconic traditions include the Times Square ball drop in New York City, first held in 1907, and cultural customs such as eating 12 grapes in Spain, first-footing in Scotland, and wearing red or yellow underwear in South America for luck and prosperity. 


Celebrations vary globally: in Ghana, people attend church or street festivities; in South Africa, music countdowns and fireworks are common; in Rwanda, church services and presidential addresses mark the occasion. Despite regional differences, the central theme remains reflection, renewal, and hope for the year ahead

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New Year's Day
Jan
1

New Year's Day

New Year’s Day is celebrated worldwide with unique customs, symbolic rituals, festive foods, and family gatherings that welcome new beginnings and good fortune.

Many cultures mark New Year’s Day with symbolic acts for luck, prosperity, and renewal. In Spain and parts of Latin America, people eat 12 grapes at midnight, one for each month, to bring good luck for the year ahead. In Greece, smashing pomegranates against doorways symbolizes abundance, while in Denmark, breaking plates at friends’ doors is believed to chase away bad spirits and invite good fortune. In Japan, toshikoshi soba—long buckwheat noodles—represent endurance and longevity, and in the Netherlands, oliebollen, deep-fried dough balls, are eaten for protection and prosperity. 


Across many regions, family gatherings, shared meals, and reflection are central. People often clean their homes, write down goals, or perform small rituals to let go of the past year and set intentions for the new one. These practices emphasize gratitude, forgiveness, and hope for a fresh start. 

In South Africa, New Year’s celebrations blend family, community, and historical significance. Many South Africans watch the sunrise on New Year’s Day, symbolizing new beginnings, often at beaches or mountains for scenic views. New Year’s Day brunches are common, bringing family and friends together to share meals like quiches, sandwiches, and traditional dishes such as biltong fried potatoes, chakalaka, and Koek Sisters. 


A unique South African custom is first-footing, similar to Scottish tradition, where the first person to enter a home after midnight is believed to bring luck and prosperity. Additionally, in Cape Town, the Tweede Nuwe Jaar or "Second New Year" is celebrated on January 2nd, originating from the historical day off granted to enslaved people. Today, it is marked by the Cape Town Minstrel Carnival, featuring music, colorful parades, and festive attire. 

Across cultures, New Year’s Day traditions share common themes: celebration of life, hope for prosperity, family bonding, and symbolic acts to influence the year ahead. Whether through food, rituals, or public festivities, these customs reflect a universal desire to start the year with joy, positivity, and renewal.

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O’Neill - Basic Text / Big Book Study
Oct
7

O’Neill - Basic Text / Big Book Study

This weekly group alternates between the AA Big Book and the NA Basic Text.

Offering a comprehensive look at the Twelve Steps and lived experiences shared within these pages.

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Narcotics Anonymous
Oct
7

Narcotics Anonymous

This is the Unity and Strength Group of N.A. Meetings are held M-F at The Connection Project. M-W-F is book study from the basic text. T-Th is discussion topic.

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O'Neill - All Paths
Oct
7

O'Neill - All Paths

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O'Neill - Trauma Support/Empowerment
Oct
7

O'Neill - Trauma Support/Empowerment

Trauma Support is a safe, confidential space to share your story and process your experiences at your own pace. We will discuss topics like navigating daily life, coping, self-compassion, boundaries and relationships, and identity.

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SMART Recovery
Oct
7

SMART Recovery

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WRAP Seminar 1
Oct
6

WRAP Seminar 1

Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) is a simple and powerful process

for creating the life and wellness you want.

Tuesday’s from 4:30-6pm at 119 W Norfolk Ave

WHAT TO EXPECT FROM THE WORKSHOP:

*Enhanced Understanding: Gain a deeper insight into wellness tools that work best for you

and how to apply them in daily life.

*Personalized Action Plans: Create your own WRAP that addresses your unique needs

and wellness goals.

*Supportive Community: Connect with others in a respectful, compassionate environment

where all participants are valued.

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Narcotics Anonymous
Oct
6

Narcotics Anonymous

This is the Unity and Strength Group of N.A. Meetings are held M-F at The Connection Project. M-W-F is book study from the basic text. T-Th is discussion topic.

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SMART Recovery
Oct
5

SMART Recovery

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O’Neill - Mindful Creativity
Oct
5

O’Neill - Mindful Creativity

Mindful Creativity combines mindfulness with creative activities, shifting focus from the final product to the joy and exploration of the process itself.

Helping to reduce stress, overcome blocks, and foster new ideas by calming the mind and enhancing focus.

It’s an international practice of slowing down, and allowing intuition to guide creative flow, whether through art, cooking, writing, or other activities.

View Event →
O'Neill - Mindful Meditation
Oct
5

O'Neill - Mindful Meditation

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R.E.P. Foundations
Oct
5

R.E.P. Foundations

R.E.P. Foundations is a 90-minute recovery-based group that introduces the R.E.P. system—Resilience, Empowerment, and Purpose—as a practical pathway for recovery. We combine clear, actionable lessons with brief physical-fitness work to prime focus, build discipline, and reinforce follow-through. Drawing on Stoic principles—own your choices, master your response, serve the greater good—we translate ideas into daily habits that strengthen sobriety and mental health. Each session includes a quick movement routine, targeted discussion, and simple weekly challenges with accountability. You’ll leave with tools you can use immediately: morning routines, mindset resets, and community support to keep momentum between meetings and beyond.

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SMART Recovery
Oct
3

SMART Recovery

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O'Neill - Explorations in Recovery
Oct
2

O'Neill - Explorations in Recovery

A weekly space dedicated to navigating the many paths of the recovery journey.

Each week, we dive into a new theme - from discovering different types of support groups to setting personal milestones that feel right for you.

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R.E.P. First Light
Oct
2

R.E.P. First Light

R.E.P. Foundations is a 90-minute recovery-based group that introduces the R.E.P. system—Resilience, Empowerment, and Purpose—as a practical pathway for recovery. We combine clear, actionable lessons with brief physical-fitness work to prime focus, build discipline, and reinforce follow-through. Drawing on Stoic principles—own your choices, master your response, serve the greater good—we translate ideas into daily habits that strengthen sobriety and mental health. Each session includes a quick movement routine, targeted discussion, and simple weekly challenges with accountability. You’ll leave with tools you can use immediately: morning routines, mindset resets, and community support to keep momentum between meetings and beyond.

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O'Neill - Creative Writing & Journaling
Sep
30

O'Neill - Creative Writing & Journaling

Creative Writing and Journaling Recovery

Creative writing and journaling are powerful tools in addiction recovery. They provide a safe space for individuals to express their thoughts and emotions, process difficult feelings, and track their recovery journey. Here are some ways creative writing and journaling can aid in addiction recovery:

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O’Neill - Basic Text / Big Book Study
Sep
30

O’Neill - Basic Text / Big Book Study

This weekly group alternates between the AA Big Book and the NA Basic Text.

Offering a comprehensive look at the Twelve Steps and lived experiences shared within these pages.

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Narcotics Anonymous
Sep
30

Narcotics Anonymous

This is the Unity and Strength Group of N.A. Meetings are held M-F at The Connection Project. M-W-F is book study from the basic text. T-Th is discussion topic.

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O'Neill - All Paths
Sep
30

O'Neill - All Paths

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O'Neill - Trauma Support/Empowerment
Sep
30

O'Neill - Trauma Support/Empowerment

Trauma Support is a safe, confidential space to share your story and process your experiences at your own pace. We will discuss topics like navigating daily life, coping, self-compassion, boundaries and relationships, and identity.

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SMART Recovery
Sep
30

SMART Recovery

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WRAP Seminar 1
Sep
29

WRAP Seminar 1

Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) is a simple and powerful process

for creating the life and wellness you want.

Tuesday’s from 4:30-6pm at 119 W Norfolk Ave

WHAT TO EXPECT FROM THE WORKSHOP:

*Enhanced Understanding: Gain a deeper insight into wellness tools that work best for you

and how to apply them in daily life.

*Personalized Action Plans: Create your own WRAP that addresses your unique needs

and wellness goals.

*Supportive Community: Connect with others in a respectful, compassionate environment

where all participants are valued.

View Event →
Narcotics Anonymous
Sep
29

Narcotics Anonymous

This is the Unity and Strength Group of N.A. Meetings are held M-F at The Connection Project. M-W-F is book study from the basic text. T-Th is discussion topic.

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