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Learn about the ethical & intellectual implications of different Open AI programs. Tuesday, October 24 7 pm Please RSVP. Speaker Bio: Glen Maxson mission is to help seniors who are interested in using technology to enhance their quality of life navigate not only the choices available to them, but also the way they interact with these devices.
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Medicare for 2024 will focus on the options available to Medicare beneficiaries who have choices to make during the annual Open Enrollment period (October 15 to December 7). The program will address: the Medicare Supplemental (Medigap), Medicare Advantage and Prescription Drug Plans. Saturday, October 2811 am This program is presented by a volunteer from PA MEDI (formerly APPRISE). PA MEDI is a […]
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Friends of Huntingdon Valley Library welcome you to their monthly meeting! We’d love to have you share new ideas and learn all about us. Thursday, October 512:30 pm Following the Friends business meeting,Go on a FREE “Staycation” with Karen & Howard Schwartz as they share adventures of their recent SOUTHWEST AFRICAN SAFARI TRIP.
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Learn how to tackle the essay portion of your college applications during this online workshop. Thursday, October 127 pm Get answers to your questions such as: * How can I make my essay stand out? * What’s a good topic and what topics should I avoid? * What about supplemental essays? * Can I get help? This program will be […]
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Jim Rubillo will present a small slice of local history that was uncovered in an accidental manner. In the midst of World War II, U.S. Naval intelligence was asking a lot of questions about the international involvement of the golf pro at the Huntingdon Valley Country Club with the rulers of Japan. What were the circumstances that brought this world-famous […]
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Join us to celebrate the partial annular* solar eclipse. Learn more information and participate in fun activities related to the sun and the eclipse. Then, move outside to the back lawn to safely** view the eclipse using eclipse glasses provided by the Space Science Institute with funding from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation. Saturday, October 14Noon-1:30 pm Open to […]
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Employment OpportunityElectronic Resources and Outreach Assistant – Part TimeReports to: DirectorPay Rate: $17 per hourDate: September 2023 Electronic Resources and Outreach Assistant: PDF Form Description, How to Apply, and Contact: Purpose of this position: This position is responsible for creating and implementing outreachevents/classes to highlight the library’s holdings, e-resources, and technology. The successfulapplicant also runs and facilitates Adult programs and helps […]
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Paint and sip in a fun blacklight ambience. Mix your own glowy beverages to enjoy as you create a neon masterpiece to take home. All paint supplies, snacks, beverages, and glow in the dark temporary tattoos will be provided. Dress for blacklight (neon and white) and potential mess! Thursday, October 57 pm For students in grades 6-12. Registration is required. Space is limited.
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Learn the steps you can take to protect yourself from Identity theft. Tuesday, September 26, 7 pm Please RSVP. Located in the Community Room
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