Teens

Come and suggest programs and books for the library! Community service hours earned.

Need some group study time before the Regents exams? Come to the library! We'll be open late just for students.

Are you frustrated with your cell phone? Fed up with your iPad? Drop in for some help from a Teen Tech Tutor. No question is too small! Get help with the basics, from setting your phone on vibrate to connecting to a wireless network on your iPad.

No registration necessary!

De-stress from the SATs, the Regents, the AP exams here ata the library - with yoga.  Patty Cook will take you through a yoga routine easy enough for beginners. 

De-stress from the SATs, the Regents, the AP exams here at the library - with yoga!  Patty Cook will take you through a yoga routinge easy enough for beginners.  Sign up for one or both sessions.

Need a job for the summer? Come to the Teen Job Fair and learn how write a resume, what to say during a job interview, or even how to start your own business.

The Teen Creative Writing Workshop meets weekly to hone participants' writing skills. Submit a writing sample to the Help Desk if you're interested in joining!

Learn how altered books become "works of art." Each participant with transform a used book into a sculpture. All materials supplied, just bring your imagination!

Follow the Yellow Brick Road...to the Children's Book Sale!

On Saturday, May 12, 2012, the Friends of the Library will host a children's book sale on the lower level of the Library from 9:00am to 3:00pm.  In addition to shopping for gently-used books, children will  enjoy the other activities planned.  They can meet the cast members of Sanfordville Elementary School's production of The Wizard of Oz, watch The Wizard of Oz movie and have their faces painted!

Local author Anita Page will sign her book "Damned If You Don't", a dark traditional mystery set in the Catskill Mountains.

Page's short stories have appeared in numerous anthologies, ezines and print journals.  She received a Derringer Award from the Short Mystery Fiction Society in 2010 for her short story, "Twas the Night".