Last Updated: 09/08/2026
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Thinking of buying a new computer? Some things to consider before you purchase.
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UPCOMING THURSDAY EVENTS - ALL AT 1:00 PM UNLESS NOTED
09/10/2026 - Valerie George - NCC 5th District Councilwoman
09/17/2026 - Madeline Laquer - UD Center of Disabilities Studies
09/24/2026 - Doug Irish - All Things Apple (Last Apple session in 2026)
10/01/2026 - 10:30 - Board Meeting
1:00 - Rich Jester - AI Fundamentals
09/10/2026 - Valerie George - NCC 5th District Councilwoman
09/17/2026 - Madeline Laquer - UD Center of Disabilities Studies
09/24/2026 - Doug Irish - All Things Apple (Last Apple session in 2026)
10/01/2026 - 10:30 - Board Meeting
1:00 - Rich Jester - AI Fundamentals
OPEN LAB TIMES and the usual facilitator(s):
- Monday Noon - 3:00 PM - Bob Bloom
- Tuesday 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM - Doug Gibney, Ron Pierce and Neal Lerner
- Wednesday 1:00 - 3:00 PM - Lorenzo Petersen
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Have you recently gotten a computer with Windows 11? Here are some recommended customizations from Bob.
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As of October 14, 2025, official support for Windows 10 has ended. This document describes your options.
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Seniors Gone Wild
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60 Minutes Report on Cyber Scams targeting Seniors
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Are those fun little quizzes account-hacking attempts? Click here to read an article about them.
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Membership Fee is $5.00 a year
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Located in the Newark Senior Center, the Senior Surfers Technology Club provides an opportunity for members to appreciate and have fun with today’s technology and devices. You do not need to be proficient with technology to join. We are dedicated to providing answers and training in simple terms.
The Senior Surfers Technology Club was started in September of 1998 as The Senior Surfers Computer Club and is now one of the largest senior groups of its kind in the United States. Started by a few members, the club centers around sharing computing knowledge with other seniors.
The Senior Surfers Technology Club was started in September of 1998 as The Senior Surfers Computer Club and is now one of the largest senior groups of its kind in the United States. Started by a few members, the club centers around sharing computing knowledge with other seniors.
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