The Wise Men explores the lives of six influential individuals who played a role in shaping American foreign policy after World War II.

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Our first space outing for the 100 Endings Book Club with the Altimer for October. ## The Altimer The read for the 100 Endings Book Club is the Altimer by Samuel Isaacson, heading a team of astronauts going into space to investigate intelligent extra-terrestrial life. Join us on the 100 Endings & Rand Roll Discord if you've got any questions or want to join in. The Altimer by Samuel Isaacson is a science fiction gamebook with 300 passages, published in 2019. It's the first of the Entram Epic trilogy, followed by New Gaia and Solar War. It's the first gamebook written by the author. You're a new recruit to be trained as an astronaut at the Global Interstellar Group. Later in the book you'll head into space as part of a team investigating an alien threat. It has a stats and rules for rolling against these. There are rules for combat and you'll pick up codewords and equipment as you progress through the adventure. ## Ways to Play the Altimer The Altimer is available in paperback and kindle formats, and as it was published fairly recently (2019), is relatively easy to get hold of first or secondhand. If you've already played the Altimer or don't like science fiction, a possible title by the same author is the Bradfell Conspiracy, solving a murder in a city as a brave knight... ### Finishing Up Feel free to join us on the Rand Roll Discord or at the Gamebooks subreddit.

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The Peninsula Public Library board of trustees held a meeting on Monday, September 28. Trustees Miriam Statman, Rochelle Genack, and Sara Isaacson were present, while Joseph Lifschutz and board president Akiva Lubin were absent. Only three hours’ notice was given before the meeting, via signs at the library and an email to library patrons, but it was still attended by more than three dozen community members, including multiple past trustees and present members of government.

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The Wise Men explores the lives of six influential individuals who played a role in shaping American foreign policy after World War II.