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CAFE NOONER WITH SALLY RUBIN, GREAT SWAMP WATERSHED ASSOCIATION DIRECTOR. Sally will talk of and illustrate the multiple vistas, habitats and human amenities of our spectacular neighboring natural resource. And importantly, help guide you in taking full advantage of the Watershed's many splendors. Thur, Mar 21 @ Noon (in the cafe)
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20 Years of Dragon-Riding in YA Fantasy with International Bestselling Author Christopher Paolini
Mar 14 @ 4PM EDT International Bestselling Author of Eragon, Eldest, Brisingr, and Inheritance
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On Retelling Greek Classics: An Exploration of the Modern Epics with Madeline Miller
Mar 21 @ 7PM EDT New York Times Bestselling Author of The Song of Achilles and Circe
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Knitting with Eleanor Every Wednesday @ 11am In-Person (No Registration Required)
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Meditation & Mindfulness
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Chair Yoga Every Friday @ 10:30am In-Person (No Registration Required)
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Morning Book Club "The Lost Bookshop" by Evie Woods
Thurs, Mar 28 @ 11am (in the Local History Room) In Person | (No Registration Required) April advance notice: "At Mrs. Lippincote's" by Elizabeth Taylor
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Sandy's Music Thematic choices from assorted musical genres Fri, Mar 22 @ Noon In Person | No Registration Required
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ESL - English as a Second Language We now have two classes on two separate dates. Beginning ESL is on Mondays Advanced ESL is on Tuesdays (CLOSED/FULL) Both at 7:15 in the local history room
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MAHJONGG Tuesdays from 12:30-3:30 pm. Spots available for Experienced Players. If interested call the Facilitator at 480-282-7977 Wednesdays from 12:30-3:30pm. (CLOSED/FULL)
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Bridge Mondays from 11:30-4pm. In person | Walk-in
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Bridge Lessons for Beginners with Chris Regan
Mondays @ 2:30pm There is a $10 fee which is paid to the instructor. The bridge tables are back up on Mondays at 11:30am for interested players. Informal format. The library has a limited supply of decks and experienced players are welcome to bring their own cards and supplies. If interested in attending the 2:30pm beginning learning session please call the instructor at 908-334-7885
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Drop in Computer Help Weekly on Tuesdays from 3-4pm. (No Registration Required)
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PROF KLOSS ART APPRECIATION Our Good Professor covers "The Worlds of Constable, Turner, and Delacroix" Fri Mar 29 @ Noon
In-Person | No Registration Required
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Dancing at Lughnasa (1998) Mar 12 (1998) (95 min.) Rated PG This poignant drama stars Meryl Streep as the oldest of five unmarried sisters who make the most of their simple lives in rural Ireland in the 1930’s. Based on the play by Brian Friel, the wonderful ensemble features Kathy Bates, Brid Brennan, Sophie Thompson, Kathy Burke, Catherine McCormack, and Michael Gambon.
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Great Expectations (1946) Mar 19 (1946) (118 min.) Not Rated John Mills stars as Pip, an orphan, who is given the opportunity by an unknown benefactor to go to London to become a gentleman. Based on the novel by Charles Dickens, the film also features Valerie Hobson and was directed by David Lean.
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3 Days of the Condor (1975)
Mar 26 (1975) (120 min.) Rated R Robert Redford stars as a bookish CIA researcher who finds seven of his colleagues dead and goes on the run and outwit those responsible until he can determine who he can trust. This film is an outstanding spy thriller with international intrigue that also features Faye Dunaway, Cliff Robertson, and directed by Sydney Pollack.
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What Happens Later Mar 15
(2023) (103 min.) Rated R Meg Ryan and David Duchovny star in this romantic comedy/drama as two ex-lovers who find themselves snowed in at an airport overnight. While stuck in the airport they reminiscence and bring each other up-to-date on their lives.
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Weird The Al Yankovic Story Mar 22 (2022) (108 min.) Rated TV-14 Daniel Radcliffe stars in this fine biopic on the life of the musician “Weird Al” Yankovic. The movie gives an unexaggerated story of his conservative upbringing and his career of changing and performing world-famous songs by changing the words. Also starring Evan Rachel Wood, Rainn Wilson, and many cameos by A-list actors.
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Read To A Dog Mon, March 18th @ 4:30PM Did you know the library has a monthly program to help children build confidence with reading? With our Read to a Dog program, children from grades 2 and up can practice reading aloud to some very special listeners. Hesitant readers are paired up with certified (and friendly) therapy animals for a fifteen minute reading session. The animals offer children the engagement of an audience without the fear of judgment.
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St. Patrick's Day Craft Thurs, Mar 14 @ 4:30PM Join Miss Pat for a St. Patrick's Day craft! Parents: please plan on helping your youngsters, if need be.
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Solar Eclipse Program Thurs, Mar 21 @ 4:30PM
Watch a mini presentation about this special event, followed by a craft. NJ will be able to see our next solar eclipse in April - so be ready! Best for K-2nd graders.
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Watercolors With Miss Pat Is Back! Thurs, Mar 28 and Apr 25 @ 4:30PM (Grades 2-8)
Join Miss Pat for another round of fabulous art for your 2nd - 8th grader! Please register for each session.
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Red Cross Blood Drive Tues., Mar 26, 11am - 4pm Please contact the Red Cross at www.redcrossblood.org for more information
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