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For our April book club we are focusing on retellings. Contemporary retellings of fables, fairy tales, myths and classics are hugely popular right now, and there are so many to choose from! Each participant may choose any story retelling they would like to read in advance of our April get together. Copies of many options from our Young Adult Collection […]
» Read moreMedicare 101 The Basics Monday, May 2, at 7 pm via Zoom Medicare 101 will focus on the basics of Medicare. There will be a Q & A session, so bring your questions. The program is presented by a volunteer from PA MEDI (formerly APPRISE) PA MEDI is a free health insurance counseling program which works with individuals to help […]
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Did you know that nearly 16 million American adults live with major depression, and another 42 million struggle with anxiety disorders? Join a Doylestown Health Educator to gain a better basic understanding of anxiety and depression.Learn about risk factors, how to recognize symptoms, tips for managing the disorders as well as how to help a loved one, treatment options, and […]
» Read moreLower Moreland Township’s Spring Egg Hunt is back! Come meet Peter Rabbit and collect eggs filled with candy and prizes! Please bring your own bag or basket. Egg decorating kits will also be given out (one per family), while supplies last. Arrive early to park and get your picture taken with Peter Rabbit. Eggs go quickly. Saturday, April 2Beginning at […]
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This collaboration with the Lower Moreland Police Department will provide students the opportunity to learn Crime Scene Investigation skills from the experts. LM officers and specialists from the Civilian Evidence and Detective divisions will teach each unique session and lend the use of real investigation equipment. Sessions in the Spring CSI Club series will focus on fingerprinting, evidence collection, and interview/interrogation skills. The series will culminate […]
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Come have fun with our Dash & Dot robots. Work in pairs and visit different stations to learn how to code the robots to do cool tricks! Wednesday, March 304:30-5 pmLibrary Community Room Open to students in grades 3-5. Space is limited. Registration is required. Sign up! Sponsored by the Friends of Huntingdon Valley Library.
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The library is closed Saturday, March 12 due to the snow storm. In the meantime, don’t forget that you can use your library card to check out ebooks, audiobooks, and magazines via Libby/Overdrive; movies, TV shows, and music via Hoopla; learn a new language with Mango Languages; and discover children’s book pairings (fiction is matched with non-fiction) with Scholastic’s Bookflix. Stay safe […]
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We all feel the pang at the end of a long day! Come learn how to make some easy recipes to suit all your after school snacking needs. All ingredients and supplies will be provided. Participants will leave with snacks for the day and recipes and skills to replicate their favorites. For students in grades 6-12. Registration is required. Space is limited. Monday, […]
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History’s Mysteries of the Colonial Era Presented by Herb Kaufman The history of the American Revolution and the colonial era are full of lore, myths, half-truths and just plain inaccuracies that have become a part of American history. This program focuses on these mysterious, misrepresented and often imagined incidents and events. You will learn the truth about the Revolutionary War […]
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Saturday the Friends of Huntingdon Valley Library will be holding a used book sale in the lower parking lot. Stop by and find your next great read. Cash or checks accepted.
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