The personal essay is one of the most important - and most daunting! - aspects of the college application. High School seniors will gain valuable insights on how to capture the reader's attention and create a compelling narrative. Please register by calling or stopping by the Library Help Desk.

Come share your ideas for Library programs, books and other materials of interest to teens. Teens 6th grade and up are welcome to attend any/all meetings. Please call 986-1047, ext. 3 to register, so that we know to expect you. Bring a friend and join us!

Come share your ideas for Library programs, books and other materials of interest to teens. Teens 6th grade and up are welcome to attend any/all meetings.

Do you love reading science fiction and fantasy? So do we! The Library is starting a science fiction, fantasy, and horror discussion group open to teens and adults. We'll meet the first Wednesday of every month, starting October 6th, at 6:30 pm. Bring suggestions for books and short stories you would like to discuss. Sign-up at the Help Desk four our E-newsletter.

Celebrate the power and influence of Edgar Allan Poe in a multi-media tribute with staged reading of some of his most powerful poems.

Part of a four week course designed to introduce the basics of Microsoft Excel. Students must have basic mouse and keyboarding skills to attend this class.

Completion of this 8 hour program entitles participants to a 10% discount on auto insurance in NYS and point reduction on moving violations. AARP members $12/non-members $14.

Ages 3-7. Join us for a spooky, fun-filled party. Stories, games, crafts and trick or treating. Minimal costumes suggested. Registration begins Sept.20 at the library.

If you knit, embroider, crochet, etc. and would like to meet to share and learn from each other, join the Library Stitching Group. We meet in the Library Board Room every Thursday.

Share your thoughts and views about these famous tales of horror. Book discussion will be led by Mary Makofske.