Join Master Plumber Mike Kee as he demonstrates how plumbing works in a home, discusses preventative maintenance and shows you how to tackle common problems and make simple repairs. He will show you how to install or repair faucets, repair a toilet, clear drain clogs, sweat a pipe, determine what type of piping and fittings to use for specific projects, and when to call a professional. This live class will also cover student questions and topics.

This course is for the beginner students who have taken our Machining Part 1 course or have prior machining experience. Included are basic shop safety, determining speeds and feeds, proper use of dial calipers and micrometers, theory and basic setup and operation of a milling machine and lathe.  Bring safety glasses and wear reinforced toe shoes to class. Complete the attached forms to apply: welding/machining forms

Participants will learn to recognize and provide care for persons of all ages who have experienced a sudden illness or injury until Emergency Medical Services arrive and take over. Following current Emergency Cardiac Care guidelines, students will learn to recognize a heart attack and what to do in this situation, including providing CPR and using an Automated External Defibrillator (AED). Students will also learn to recognize stroke, breathing emergencies, and how to treat burns. Additional skills include caring for choking adults, children and infants, and controlling bleeding, as well as checking responsive persons. Certificate and reference card included. Presented by Maine Safety Education.

Why pruning? When to prune? Is this winter damage? Learn proper techniques on local plants; see and handle appropriate tools for the job. What's the best time for tree and shrub pruning, what growth conditions should be encouraged and which to correct? Prune for optimal vistas, yard aesthetics, and repair storm damage. Q&A encouraged in this live class.