This class is designed to teach you how to teach your dog. You will learn how to teach basic house manners such as "sit," "down," "stay," and walking on a loose leash. We will work on problem behaviors and learn some fun tricks. Dogs six months or older are welcome. All dogs are required to be current on vaccines including Rabies, Parvo and Bordetella (kennel cough). Bring proof of vaccinations first in-person class. As determined by the instructor, any dog that is not suitable for the group class environment may be asked to not continue training. NO DOGS FOR ORIENTATION CLASS. Class will meet a total of 7 times within the published dates. A schedule will be given on the first day of class.

THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS IS AN ORIENTATION THAT MEETS VIRTUALLY FROM 12 PM TO 3 PM. A LINK WILL BE PROVIDED BEFORE THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS.

People from around the world come to Wyoming to vacation, pursue higher education, work, and/or live. Whether coming here for work or pleasure, an understanding of US immigration laws is a must. Learn about the US immigration system, the difference between non-immigrant and immigrant visas, the most common visas people seek out and how visas and family-based immigration allow people from around the world visit, learn, work and live in our great state.

Are you eligible for Medicare or will be shortly? Are you married to someone who will be? Are your parents approaching that age? How do you sign up for Medicare? Do you need to sign up? What if you don't sign up? What are the penalties if you don't? What if you are covered by another insurance plan? What is covered by each part of Medicare? What is Medicare Part C - I have never heard of that? Why do I need to pick a Medicare Part D plan? What is a prescription drug plan anyway? What is the difference between a Supplemental plan and a Medigap plan? Do I need them both? Why should I have long term care insurance if I have Medicare? Doesn't Medicaid pay for that anyway? This class is designed to provide for a brief overview of these topics and help clear up some myths about insurance when we reach age 65.

Building on discussions and sharing from previous sessions, join us as we come together to understand cultural differences experienced in Cheyenne and through out our nation. Enjoy an optional potluck of different cultural foods. All welcome to attend.

Whether looking to have a parent, spouse, or child immigrate to the United States, a lot is at stake when bringing a family together. This course will cover how and when the US Immigration system allows family members to immigrate to the United States. Specifically, we will review the Petition for Alien Relative form, discuss the process of petitioning for a relative - whether they are in the United States or abroad, and how family-based petitions work when pursued before US Citizenship and Immigration Services. This class will be offered in both English and Spanish.

Learn the basics of crocheting: identifying crochet language, learn to read a pattern and create a basic easy crochet project (granny square blanket, basic hat, or scarf). Come away with a sense of accomplishment and a basic project of your own. MATERIALS NEEDED: 1 - H (5.00 mm) hook. Practice yarn and an instruction manual will be provided. Yarn for in-class project and pattern selection will be discussed at the first class. No class 11/25.

Taijiquan is an ancient Chinese Internal Martial Art. All Taiji postures have martial application, self defense techniques, therefore this class is taught as a Martial Art. These Martial applications are comprised of eight hand skills and Taiji principles and concepts. In this class, students will be introduced to four hand skills: peng, lu, ji, an and push hands skills.

How are drugs covered under Medicare? Do I need to have a drug plan? How do I sign up? Do I need to change the plan every year? I hear there is a penalty if I don't sign up. Is that right? If I am taking no drugs, why do I need to pick a plan? What does that even mean? How do I do it? Is it okay to use the same plan every year? I hear about Open Enrollment, what does that mean? If you have any of these questions, this class is for you.