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Join us for Part 2 of Female Spies presented by local historian Herb Kaufman. In World War I The famous Mata Hari became synonymous with women using their “personal attractions” to obtain secrets. In World War II, a women headed the intelligence gathering “Alliance,” France’s largest intelligence gathering and resistance network. Women spies were major contributors to the success of […]
» Read moreThis month’s First Tuesday Talks with: Dan Scott from Meadowbrook Farms. We will be discussing: Putting the garden to bed. Registration is required. Talk will be held via Zoom. Click here to register.
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Join our book club for grades 3-5! We will discuss action-packed, best-selling novel Escape from Mr. Lemoncello’s Library by author Chris Grabenstein. Wednesday, October 136:30-7:30 pmIn-person: Community Room Check out a copy of the book at our Circulation Desk any time before the event. The group will also enjoy a book-related activity (though we sadly don’t have the money or tech to […]
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Book Worm Book Club is back by popular demand! At our first event, we will discuss the graphic early chapter book Bink & Gollie by Kate DiCamillo and Alison McGhee. Wednesday, October 66:30-7:15 pmIn-Person: Friends Learning Lab Check out a copy of the book at our Circulation Desk any time before the event. The group will also enjoy a book-related craft. This […]
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Get in the Back to School spirit with our Who HQ trivia! Test your general knowledge of history and geography using topics/subjects featured the Who Is/What Is/What Is the Story/Where Is series of books from Who HQ. If you missed playing this Family Trivia game with us live, you can now play online in your own time and see how well you do versus […]
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Join us for the first get together of the Middle School Book Club! Have you read anything this year that you’ve really loved? Tell us about it! For this meeting everyone gets to bring their own book to recommend to the group. During our get together we’ll also choose a book to read together for next month, create a group name, […]
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Postponed – This program will be rescheduled for the winter. For many applicants, the admissions essay is the most stressful aspect of the college application process.Learn ways to support your students as they prepare their applications and college admissions essays during this virtual workshop with award-winning writer, Linda George. For the parents of college admission applicants. Registration is required. This program will be […]
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Alliance Reading Circle is back! Our first meeting of the 2021-2022 academic year is Thursday, September 30, at 7 pm – Register. This discussion group for teens meets regularly to share resources, personal experiences, and books to help equip each of us to be a better ally, an active anti-racist, and an agent for social equity. As the year progresses, […]
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Get in the Back to School spirit with our Who HQ trivia! Test your general knowledge of history and geography against other patrons during our live virtual trivia contest! Compete as a family or play on your own. Questions will only cover topics/subjects from the Who Is/What Is/What Is the Story/Where Is series of books from Who HQ. Wednesday, September […]
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Join us for Storytime outside on the lawn near the back entrance of the library. Each week, there will be a new theme with stories, songs, and movement activities to encourage pre-reading skills. Weekly on Tuesdays, September 21-November 2310:30 am(No Storytime on November 2 due to Election Day.) Recommended for preschoolers and toddlers with a caregiver. Masks are required for […]
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