Two really interesting events are coming up on Wednesday, Oct. 16.
Author Laura Resau will be speaking at Unionville High School at 7 p.m. Ms. Resau's "The Queen of Water," based on the life of an Ecuadorian child slave, was the focus of the UHS English department's school-wide "One Book One Unionville" reading program. She will be meeting with students during the school day, and the entire community is invited to attend the evening session.
Dr. Houping Liu, a forest entomologist with the state Bureau of Forestry, will be at the Brandywine River Museum to give a lecture on the emerald ash borer, the destructive insect that I've written about several times in this column. It has been spotted as close as Montgomery County. Refreshments are at 6:30 and the lecture starts at 7. Register at 610-388-8386 or loldsschmidt@brandywine.org.
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