The Carter Burden Network (CBN), going into the new year, adds two new programs on Zoom for the Roosevelt Island Senior Center.
| STRENGTH CLASS WITH ROAD RUNNERS STRIDERS First Class this Thursday, December 30th. Every Thursday from 10am – 11am Join Zoom Meeting Meeting ID: 892 4733 4750 Password: 713430 https://us0 6web.zoom.us/j/89247334750?pwd=a29sQzFOM3ZUZXg5ZDUvZkV2RWlGQT09 |
| BALANCE WORKSHOP WITH SID First Class on Monday, January 3rd. Every Monday from 1:30pm- 2:30pm J oin Zoom Meeting Meeting ID: 834 7973 9413 Passcode: 159283 https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83479739413?pwd=dERVMTc2NktHdjkydWhrK2R0cmNadz09 |
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