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Tag: social distancing

Posted on April 23, 2020July 25, 2020

SHoWLE Suspends In-Person Meetings and Events Until September 2020

There has been talk about a slow reopen­ing of the state start­ing around May 1st. The Secular Humanists of Western Lake Erie believe that with­out mass on demand test­ing, reopen­ing too much too soon will be the wrong move.

Continue read­ing “SHoWLE Suspends In-Person Meetings and Events Until September 2020”

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Secular Humanists of Western Lake Erie values people, emphasizes reason, and focuses on this world. Our purpose is to provide a supportive local community for humanists and other nontheists, while promoting ethical and reasonable secular world views through education, community service, outreach, activism, and social events. We are a chapter of the American Humanist Association

Membership is open to all Humanists in substantial agreement with our principles.

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  • SHoWLE Not A Book Club Book Club - April 2026

    SHoWLE Not A Book Club Book Club - April 2026

    April 4, 2026  10:00 am - 12:00 pm
    Sylvania Branch Library, 6749 Monroe St., Sylvania, Ohio, 43560, United States

    Join our book club. Unlike most book clubs, we don’t name a book all should read to dis­cuss lat­er. Come to the club to share with us a book you are read­ing now or have read and tell us why we should read it. You can also share any inter­est­ing news­pa­per or mag­a­zine arti­cles you’ve read.

    We will be in The ‘Making Room’

    This event is FREE and open to the pub­lic

    *Side Note* Monroe Street over US 23 is closed for 150 days.

    Westbound to south­bound detour: US 23 north to Sterns Road (Michigan Exit 1) to south­bound US 23 to Monroe Street (Exit 234).

    Eastbound to north­bound detour: US 23 south to Dorr Street (Exit 11) to north­bound US 23/I‑475 to Monroe Street (Exit 234).

    Westbound Alexis Road ramp to north­bound US 23 is per­ma­nent­ly closed.

    Acres Road between Alexis Road and Monroe Street will remain open dur­ing con­struc­tion, except for two weeks for pave­ment tie-ins in mid-summer.

    Acres Road, north of Alexis Road, will close for inter­sec­tion recon­struc­tion in late April/early May for approx. 30 days.

    Of course if you are from the area or live in the area you will know some oth­er ways of cross­ing US 23 to get to the Sylvania Branch Library.

    Your Host:

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  • Can The Non-Religious Homeschool?

    Can The Non-Religious Homeschool?

    April 11, 2026  10:00 am - 12:00 pm
    Heatherdowns Branch Library, 3265 Glanzman Rd, Toledo, Ohio, 43614, United States

    Public school is the best way to edu­cate our chil­dren but there can be spe­cif­ic instances where it would be bet­ter to home­school. Secular peo­ple get ner­vous talk­ing about home­school­ing because reli­gious peo­ple have home­schooled the most. We will go over rea­sons you may want to home­school your sec­u­lar child. We will look at the require­ments for the state of Ohio and talk about sug­gest­ed cur­ricu­lum. Bring an open mind and your ques­tions to the dis­cus­sion

    We will be in Meeting Room A

    This meet­ing is FREE and open to the pub­lic

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