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See what's happening at your library! May 13 - June 2
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Open more days! Beginning Monday, May 17th all branches of the Warren County Library will be open for public visits.
Library hours will be: Monday 9-6, Tuesday-Thursday 9-8, Friday 9-6 and Saturday 9-3. Branches will be closed for Memorial Day Weekend May 29-31
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The summer reading challenge runs June 14th – August 14th, but you may preregister beginning May 14th. To preregister go to https://warrenlib.beanstack.org/reader365, and sign in if you created a Beanstack account for one of our past challenges or register for an account if you have not done so in the past. Click on the challenge in which you wish to participate. Then begin reading. On June 14th you can add the books you read to your reading log and continue logging through August 14th. Using the Beanstack program you will earn virtual badges when you log the books you read. In addition to logging badges you can earn badges for reviewing books and for completing fun activities. Each badge earned is also an entry into our weekly prize drawings. The summer reading challenge is for everyone infant through adult. When signing up kids age 3 and up will receive a sticker/badge book in which to record activities and time spent reading. Badge books are available while supplies last. |
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Brought to you through a partnership with the Warren County Division of Aging & Disability Services. Must be 6o+ and resident of Warren County
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Virtual Storytime with Miss LinaTuesday, May 18, 25 & June 1, 1:30 pm Virtual Program/Registration RequiredJoin Miss Lina on Zoom for stories and a craft. Registration with an email address is required to receive the link for the Zoom program. You will pick up a packet of craft materials for the month at the branch of your choice in advance of the program.
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Mason Jar Makeover-Adult Arts & Crafts Thursday, May 13, 2:00 pm Virtual Program/Facebook LiveSpruce up your decor with this shabby chic idea or make a set for a gift! Makeover your mason jars (or any jars) with regular acrylic paints, into vases or sweet storage containers for your home. There is no need to register for live classes on Facebook, you may watch live or a recorded version on Facebook any time or later on YouTube
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Anime Club Thursday, May 13, 4:00 pm Virtual Program/Registration RequiredFor ages 12+. We will be discussing Fireworks (2017, NR). Please register in order to receive the Zoom meeting link and information on how to watch.
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Among Us Friday, May 14, 21, 27, 3:30 pm Virtual Program/Registration RequiredFor ages 8+. Beware! There is an imposter on the spaceship bent on eliminating all the other crewmates. Figure out who is being sus with other local players. Among Us is free to download from your app store.
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Grilling with Care Tuesday, May 18, 7:00 pm Virtual Program/Registration RequiredUsing the backyard grill or barbecue to prepare meals on hot summer evenings and for holiday picnics is as American as apple pie. Learn simple yet important guidelines to follow before, during and after grilling to be sure that you and your family are grilling with care. Presented by Sherri Cirignano, MS, RDN, LDN (Rutgers Cooperative Extension FCHS Educator, Warren County).
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Wednesday, May 19, 2:00 pmTips, ideas, and suggestions on how to prepare your resume to get the attention of the hiring company and to position you as an ideal candidate. We'll cover six points to get you started toward a great resume.
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Thursday, May 20, 7:00 pmVirtual Program/Registration RequiredAngela Ellerbe, an Outreach Specialist for the Senior Medicare Patrol NJ, will be discussing how to prevent, detect and report COVID scams.
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Invasive Plants Friday, May 21, 11:00 amVirtual Program/Registration RequiredInvasive plant species wreak havoc on farmland, in the wild and in your own back yard. They cause billions of dollars in damage and reduce biodiversity in ecosystems. Learn about how to identify several common invasive plants in our area and how to prevent and remediate them. Presented by Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Warren County.
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10 Astounding Actions Earning a Medal of Honor Monday, May 24, 6:30 pm Virtual Program/Registration RequiredThe Medal of Honor is the highest military decoration awarded by the United States government. Join Rochelle Christopher, Executive Director of Victorian Vanities, a non-profit devoted to teaching American History, for a presentation about some astounding heroics performed by some amazing people who have served in our military and learn about their valorous deeds that led to their earning this highest military honor.
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Artificial Intelligence: The Future Is Now Tuesday, June 1, 7:00 pm Virtual Program/Registration RequiredArtificial Intelligence is often misunderstood. But what is it really? What are the impacts and ramifications for society today and in the future? How is it impacting employment, healthcare, privacy and even governance? Join us for a thought provoking, insightful lecture and discussion with author Vicar Sayeedi.
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Staff News This month we say goodbye to two employees.
Patti Lally (CDH) is retiring and relocating to be close to family. Erin Sobczak (SW) will be taking on new challenges at a new job. We welcome two new Library Assistants. Amy Anderson has joined the team at the CDH Branch, and Rachael O'Dell joined the team at the SW Branch.
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