NORTH SHORE
P U B L I C
L I B R A R Y
JANUARY 2011
Korean
Spirit & Culture
EXHIBITIONS
Sunday, January 30
at 2:00 PM
CONCERTS
See Details on page 5
Rockabilly with The Vendettas
Sunday, January 9 at 2:00 PM
Shake the winter blues and join The
Vendettas for a fun afternoon of Rockabilly
and early Rock and Roll by such artists as
Elvis, Johnny Cash, Stray Cats, and Gene
Vincent. Bring your dancing shoes, Daddy-o!
Paintings by Joe Miller
Mr. Miller, a retired graphic designer, is a long
time resident of Rocky Point. After graduating
from Pratt Institute he spent most of his professional life as an art director and graphic designer
for Doubleday and Publishers Clearing House. In
his retirement Mr. Miller concentrates on painting, mostly in oil and acrylic using a variety of subjects, like portraits, landscapes or street scenes.
Just Sixties
Saturday, January 22 at 2:30 PM
Break out your tie-dyed shirts and
rediscover the psychedelic era through
music performed by Long Island’s
number one sixties band, “Just
Sixties.” Relive the fads, culture, news
and Americana of the sixties while
listening to your favorite hits from The Beatles, The Beach Boys, The
Doors, Simon and Garfunkel, The Rolling Stones, The Monkees, Sonny
and Cher, and more. Tap your feet, clap your hands, and sing along. A
splendid time is guaranteed for all!
MOVIES
Wall Street Money Never
Sleeps
In the Glass Case: Fossils from the
Collection of Paleontologist
Michael Walsh
Wednesday, January 12
at 2:00 and 6:30 PM
Following a lengthy prison term,
Gordon Gekko finds himself on the
outside looking in at a world he
once commanded. Hoping to repair
his relationship with his daughter
Winnie, Gekko forges an alliance
with her fiance, Jake. But Winnie and
Jake learn the hard way that Gekko
is still a master manipulator who will
stop at nothing to reclaim his rightful
place at the top of Wall Street. Stars
Michael Douglas. Rated PG-13. 138
minutes.
The fossils on display are between 450 and 200
million years old. They represent mostly extinct
marine animals from the Paleozoic age. Mr. Walsh
has been collecting and exploring for many
years. He donates many of his finds to colleges or
Natural History Museums.
Reception for Joe Miller and Michael Walsh
on Sunday, January 9, from 2:30 – 4:00 PM
sponsored by the Friends of the Library. During
this time Mr. Walsh will be happy to answer any
questions regarding the collection of fossils.
Library Trustees:
William Schiavo, President
Al Abbato, Vice President
Terry Cipriani, Secretary
Helen Gonatas, Trustee
Steven Losquadro, Trustee
Library Director:
Laura Hawrey
Treasurer:
Amy Gramlich
Hours of Service:
Monday-Friday 10-9
Saturday 10-5
Sunday 1-5 (Sept. 12-April 17)
Check calendar for change of
hours or additional closings.
Outside book drop available
Homepage:
http://nspl.suffolk.lib.ny.us
Telephone:
631-929-4488
The Social Network
Wednesday, January 26 at
2:00 and 6:30 PM
In a fury of blogging and
programming, what begins in
computer programming genius
Mark Zuckerberg’s dorm room
soon becomes a global social
network and a revolution in
communication. A mere six
years and 500 million friends
later,
Zuckerberg
is
the
youngest billionaire in history, but
for this entrepreneur, success leads
to both personal
and legal complications. Rated PG13. 120 minutes.
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CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS
In-person registration begins on Monday, January 3 at 10 AM unless otherwise noted. On the 4th of the month, we will accept telephone
or online registration at http://nspl.suffolk.lib.ny.us. You must use your child’s own library card to register them for Children’s Programs.
To register online, have your child’s NSPL Library card handy and go to the Library’s website. Please adhere to all posted age requirements for
programs. You MUST enter the child’s name and age or grade in the note to instructor field to validate the registration.
Open Time: Learning Time
Fridays, January 7, 14, 21, and 28
Ages 3-5 years with
a parent/caregiver
Drop in for some informal
indoor playtime in our
Activity Room. Explore
crafts, puzzles, games and
more! Parent and preschooler are welcome to
drop-in to play & learn anytime
between 10:15 – 11:30 AM or 1:15 –
2:30 PM. No registration is required.
Babies Boogie
Monday, January 10 at 10:15 AM
Infants ages 6-17 months with
a parent/caregiver
Let Nicole Sparling show you how to
get moving and grooving to the
music with your infant. Registration is
required.
Toddlers in Motion with Lee Knight
Wednesday, January 12 at 10:15 AM
Toddlers 18-35 months
This brand new Interactive Concert for
the very young incorporates finger
play, singing, dancing, percussion
instruments and age appropriate
movement. Registration is required.
Winter Wonderland
Cake
Thursday, January 13
at 4:30 PM
Grades 3-5
Join The Baking Coach
to transform an ordinary cake into
a winter wonderland dream cake.
Everyone will go home with a completed decorated cake! Registration is
required.
Weekend Parent Toddler Workshop
Saturday, January 15, 10:15 – 11:30 AM
For children, ages 6-35 months and
their parents/caregivers
You and your young child will enjoy
playing with a wide range of
age appropriate toys. This session is
scheduled to meet the needs of
families who cannot attend the
weekday program. Register online or
call 929-4488, ext. 223.
Baby Steps
Wednesday, January 19 at
10:15 AM
Infants ages 6-17 months
with a parent/caregiver
A chance for parents and
infants (ages 6 to 17
months) to play and meet
new friends. Registration is
required.
Cookies & Bookies
Monday, January 24
at 4:30 PM
Students in grades 3 & 4
register in-person when
you pick-up a copy
of Frindle by Andrew
Clements. This program will include a
booktalk, snacks and a challenge.
Registration is required.
Jump Bunch: Football Fun!
Thursday, January 20 at
10:15, 11:15 AM or 1:15 PM
Pre-K; Ages 3-5 years
Join in the fun as we prepare for Super
Bowl action! Registration is required.
Book Buzz
Thursday, January 27 at 10:15 AM
An adult booktalk presented in a
setting where young children are
welcome. Register when you pick-up a
copy of Loving Frank by Nancy Horan
in the Children’s Room.
North Shore Notes: Nature Poems
Friday, January 21 at 4:30 PM
Grades 3-5
What does nature mean to
you? Come and express your
thought by writing a haiku.
Registration required.
How to Plan
a Successful
Children’s Party (on a budget!)
Friday, January 21 at 7:00 PM
Join us to learn what makes a children’s
party a great success. This program will
offer lots of money saving tips and
ideas that are sure to make your child’s
party the talk of the class! Registration
is required.
Leaping Lizards!
Friday, January 28 at 4:30 PM
Grades K-2
Paint a wooden flexible lizard and enjoy
listening to some humorous lizard
“tails” as your project dries.
Registration is required.
Beginning Readers Welcome Here!
Now that your child is reading independently, you’ll need to check out
lots of beginning reader books!
Please ask a Children’s Librarian to
direct you to our popular Easy
Reader Collection and to the easy
readers included in our non-fiction
collection. Pick-up a copy of How to
Read with a Beginning Reader in the
Children’s Room.
Mudge
Saturdays, January 22 and 29,
10:30 – 11:30 AM
Please register online
or call 929-4488, ext. 2
to make an appointment to read aloud to
this
lovable
dog!
Perfect for new beginning readers!
Video Game Collection
In response to your suggestions, the
library will begin to circulate video
games (Wii, X Box 360 and Play Station
3) for a one-week loan period. Browse
our new collection shelved with the
adult new books.
Lego Master Builders
Sunday, January 23 at 3:00 PM
Grades K-5
Enjoy creating clever and imaginative
structures using LEGO building blocks.
Registration is required.
Reflections Display
Rocky Point Students say “Together We
Can…..” Come see the Rocky Point
students’ entries to the New York State
Reflections program, a cultural arts
program that encourages students in
grades K-12 to express their thoughts
and feelings through the creative arts.
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YOUNG ADULT PROGRAMS
In-person registration begins on Monday, January 3 at 10 AM unless otherwise noted. On the 4th of the month, we will accept telephone
or online registration at http://nspl.suffolk.lib.ny.us. To register online, have your NSPL Library card handy and go to the Library’s website.
Adopt a Book
The Young Adult Department is
sponsoring an Adopt a Book
program during the winter
months. We have a number of
books that are in need of a warm
and loving home. Please feel
free to browse our Adopt a Book
collection and take one home.
Homework Help Schedule
Tuesdays, 6:00 – 8:00 PM and
Thursdays, 3:30 – 5:00 PM
Students in grades 6 and up can
get free tutoring from an experienced and certified teacher.
Please bring your homework
assignments and textbooks for
this free service. First come, first
served basis. For more information please call 929-4488,
ext. 247.
Open Mic Night
Friday, January 14, 7:00 – 8:30 PM
Sign up to perform your music or poetry to a live
audience. Strum some tunes with bandmates or
just hang out with friends for a relaxing night of
music and verse. Registration begins on January 3,
online January 4.
TAG Meeting
Saturday, January 15, 10:00 – 11:00 AM
Students in grades 6 and up are welcome to participate in
planning upcoming events and fundraisers. Community
Service Certificates will be presented at the meeting for all
who attend. Registration begins January 3, online January 4.
Volunteer Opportunity: Technology Clinic
Tuesday, January 18, 6:00 – 8:00 PM
Students in grades 6-12 interested in volunteering to
instruct adults on how to use a variety of technology, such as
computers, cell phones, ipods and GPS are welcome to
register for a 30 minute session, beginning on January 3,
online January 4.
ESPECIALLY FOR SENIORS
Chair Yoga
Mondays, January 3, 10, 24, 31
at 10:30 AM
Enjoy this gentle, invigorating routine
of stretches, all done while in a chair.
No special skill needed; all are welcome. $12.00 fee collected at time of
registration, which begins January 3.
Mah Jong
Mondays, 1:00 – 3:00 PM
Join your friends and neighbors for a
fun afternoon playing Mah Jong. All are
welcome; no registration is necessary.
Medicare Counseling
Tuesday, January 11, 10:30 AM – 3:30 PM
A trained volunteer will be at the
library to answer your questions about
Medicare claims or benefits. This personal service is by appointment only.
Open to all, please call 929-4488 ext.
225 for your appointment.
Free Blood Pressure Screening
Thursday, January 13,
11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
A nurse from Interim
HealthCare will be at
the library to take
your blood pressure.
No appointment is
necessary, open to
all adult patrons.
Thursday Afternoon
@ the Movies
Thursday, January 13
at Noon
Now Showing:
The Man Who Came to Dinner
Seniors are welcome to bring lunch
(we provide beverage and snacks!)
and enjoy this classic film.
Technology Clinic
Tuesday, January 18, 6:00 – 8:00 PM
Teen volunteers will provide instructions on the use of a variety of
technologies, such as computers, cell
phones, GPS and ipods. Please call to
reserve your 1/2 hour session and let
us know what device you require
assistance with. You must bring
your own devices for instruction.
Registration begins on 1/3, online 1/4.
Bagels and Bingo
Saturday, January 22, 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Join us for a fun morning of Bingo.
Enjoy fresh bagels and beverages
while playing Bingo. Everyone is a
winner! Open to all seniors, call to
register.
Wii Bowling
Friday, January 28, 11:00 AM – Noon
Come bowl with us at “North Shore
Public Library Lanes.” No special skill
is needed. This computer game can
even be done from a chair. All are welcome; no registration is necessary.
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Repurposed Art
Friday, January 21,
3:30 – 5:00 PM
Express your creativity
with a green craft.
Recycle posters into
folders, boxes, gift bags
and more. Registration for grades 6-12
begins on January 3, online January 4.
5-Hour Pre-Licensing Course
Saturday, January 29,
10:00 AM – 2:30 PM
Film and lecture course for all permit holders in order to schedule their road test.
$40 cash or money order to be paid to
instructor at time of class. You must bring
your learners permit or interim permit.
Topics covered: drugs and alcohol, seat
belts, road rage, road test tips, and defensive driving techniques. Registration
begins on January 3, online January 4.
Senior Information Center
Check out the display stand that has
information on all of the Library’s
senior programs, as well as helpful and
informative pamphlets and brochures
of interest to seniors. Located in the
front of the library, across from the
Circulation Desk.
Assisted Listening Device Available
Portable personal listening devices are
available for use during any library
program. Please ask a Reference
Librarian for assistance.
Services to the Homebound
If you or someone you know is
homebound and cannot come to the
library because of a temporary or
permanent disability, please contact
our Homebound and Senior Services
Librarian, Judy O’Connell at
929-4488. She will arrange for a
volunteer to deliver items such as
books or movies to your home.
When you are ready, a volunteer will
pick up your materials and bring you
new selections. Please call, we want
to hear from you.
Large Print Titles
The library has a comprehensive
collection of both fiction and nonfiction titles, including most new
releases. “Reader’s Digest” and the
“New York Times”
are also available
in Large Print
format.
ADULT PROGRAMS
In-person registration begins on Monday, January 3 at 10 AM unless otherwise noted. On the 4th of the month, we will accept telephone
or online registration at http://nspl.suffolk.lib.ny.us. To register online, have your NSPL Library card handy and go to the Library’s website.
NSPL cardholders must pay the nonrefundable fee of $20 at in-person registration beginning on January 3. Non-residents
may register beginning on January 5 if space
permits.
Vinyasa Yoga with Linda
6 Wednesdays, January 5, 12, 19, 26
and February 2, 9, 10:30 – 11:30 AM
Vinyasa Yoga, also known as “flow
yoga,” is a system of breath and
movement. The breath, or “prana,” is
connected and linked together with
movement in a progressive nature that
ultimately heats, lengthens, strengthens, tones, and stimulates every muscle
in the body.
ZOE Yoga with Kathy
6 Thursdays, January 6, 13, 20, 27 and
February 3, 10, 7:00 – 8:00 PM
Practicing yoga helps to relieve pain
and stiffness from head to toe by
stretching, strengthening and incorporating deep breathing. This style of
yoga combines a series of easy flowing
postures with rhythmic breathing for
a total body-mind workout. Special
attention is also given to the core or
center of the body to enhance
abdominal strength and alignment.
Beginner/Intermediate
Watercolor Painting
4 Saturdays, January 8, 15, 22, 29
1:00 – 4:00 PM
Mary Jane Stevens will teach beginners and
intermediate aspiring watercolor artists to
paint colorful watercolors. The use of good
quality watercolor supplies, drawing for
watercolor, setting up a good composition
and basic watercolor techniques will be
addressed. A demonstration of drawing
and painting will be given by the instructor
at each session. NSPL cardholders may pick
up a materials list at in-person registration
beginning on January 3. Non-residents may
register beginning on January 5 if space
permits.
Cooking Demo: International Soups
Monday, January 10, 7:00 – 8:30 PM
Chef Charlie starts the New Year with some
warm and soothing soups from around the
world. Learn new recipes for delicious comfort food to get you through the winter.
NSPL cardholders must pay the non-refundable $3 tasting fee at in-person registration
beginning on January 3. Non-residents may
register on January 5 if space permits.
COMPUTER
NSPL cardholders may register for these programs in person beginning on
January 3. On January 4 phone and online registration begins. Please
have your library barcode handy when you call. On January 5, nonresidents may register if space permits.
Computer Kindergarten for Grownups
Thursday, January 20,
10:30 AM – 12:30 PM
This is a slow paced, user-friendly workshop for first time computer users.
Using Windows computers, this unique
class covers the basics in a way that
even the most inexperienced user will
understand.
Be Healthy Now!
During the coming year, NSPL will offer a
monthly series of holistic health “funshops”
(Be Healthy Now!) presented by Certified
Holistic Health Counselor, Eileen Weilbacher.
Each month she will present a fun and educational program designed to help you
achieve physical and emotional well-being.
All are welcome; call or go online to register.
Weight Imbalances:
Binges and Cravings
Tuesday, January 18, 6:45 – 8:45 PM
Are you one of those people who gains
weight by looking at food? Do you find
yourself filling up on snacks and skipping meals? Why do we get unstoppable cravings for chocolate, cookies,
ice cream…and use food as medication
or entertainment instead of nutrition?
There are answers, and it starts with
understanding food, balance and how
we care for ourselves. Come learn some
easy steps to incorporate better eating
habits and how to balance health and
happiness. Call or go online to register.
5 Healthy Habits to Get and
Keep You in Shape
Tuesday, January 4, 7:00 – 8:30 PM
Make the New Year one of renewal and
positive change at this seminar
designed to help you discover five
important healthy habits that will get
and keep you in shape. You will also
learn the most effective times to practice these habits so that they will last a
lifetime. Presented by Margaret
Marshall, a Professional Weight Loss
Coach for over 20 years. Call or go
online to register.
Introduction to
Microsoft Excel
Thursday, January 20,
6:30 – 8:30 PM
Learn the basics of the world’s most popular
spreadsheet program, including creating,
editing and formatting worksheets, formulas
and much more. Prerequisites: Computer
Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd grades or equivalent knowledge.
Technology Clinic
Tuesday, January 18, 6:00 – 8:00 PM
Teen volunteers will provide instructions on
the use of a variety of technologies, such as
computers, cell phones, GPS and ipods.
Please call to reserve your 1/2 hour session
and let us know what device you require
assistance with. You must bring your own
devices for instruction. Registration begins
on 1/3, online 1/4.
New York State Defensive Driving
Monday and Tuesday, January 24 and 25
6:00 – 9:00 PM OR Saturday, January 29,
10:00 AM – 4:30 PM
A $30 fee will be collected at
in-person registration beginning on January 3. Check or
money order (no cash will be
accepted) should be made out to The
Clausen Agency.
Friends of the Library News
The first meeting of the new year is
scheduled for Wednesday, January 5, at
10:30 AM.
Art Forum News
The NSPL artists group will meet this month
on Wednesday, January 19, at 7:00 PM. Any
local artist is welcome to join this artists
group to exchange information and network. Mr. Miller and Mr. Walsh will be available to talk about their display.
Used Book Donation
Please note that during the month of
January and February the library will NOT
ACCEPT any donations of used books.
LIBRARY BOARD MEETING
Tuesday, January 25 at 5:00 PM
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MULTICULTURAL HAPPENINGS
FROM THE REFERENCE DESK
BOOK DISPLAYS:
Korean Spirit and Culture
January Reflects Fitness in All Ways!
Sunday, January 30 at 2:00 PM
The Korean Spirit and Culture Promotion
Project (KCSPP), a non-profit organization
dedicated to raising awareness of Korean history and culture in the United States, presents
a unique program that focuses on fifty of the
most amazing Korean treasures from antiquity to modern times. The program will include
2 short documentary films about Korean art
and modern industry. Following the films, there will be a reenactment of a traditional Korean Wedding and a complimentary
traditional array of Korean delicacies served. Call to register.
Please see our two “fitness” displays - Fiscal Fitness and Diet and
Fitness to start off a healthy New Year for both your finances and
your health!
WORLD LITERATURE DISCUSSION
The Golden Ass - Books 1,3,4,5,6, and 11
by Lucius Apuleius
Thursday, January 6 at 2:00 PM
Please join us for our first World Literature
Discussion of the New Year! The Golden Ass, a
satirical romance by Apuleius, is an ancient Professor Bill Schiavo
work narrated by Lucius, a licentious young
man with an insatiable curiosity about people and things who
inadvertently takes the wrong “potion.” A robustly comical work,
yet with serious, sometimes outrageous elements. Adjunct
Professor Bill Schiavo will once again moderate this lively work.
Everyone is welcome! Copies of the book are available at the
front desk.
Drumming Circle: A Gathering
Friday, January 14 at 7:00 PM
Come and drum together. Owusu Slater plays many drums, but
will use the djembe to lead the group in African, Caribbean and
Brazilian rhythms. Bring your drums! This program is for everyone! Register online or call 929-4488 ext. 254.
There is a non-refundable fee of $24.00 for these eight-week
sessions that is to be paid at the time of in-person
registration. Please wear comfortable clothes, non-slip socks
or slippers, no sneakers.
EVENING BOOK DISCUSSION
Harry and Catherine by Frederick Busch
Thursday, January 27 at 7:30 PM
Our popular evening book discussions continue
on Thursday evenings in January. Harry and
Catherine, by award winning author Frederick
Busch, depicts middle-aged love between two
beguiling characters who have been “on and
off” lovers for more than a dozen years. With sharp-edged humor,
skilled dialogue and beautiful prose, this novel is both sensitive
and entertaining. Please join us as Professor Dan Giancola of
Suffolk Community College moderates. All are welcome; copies
are available at the front desk.
Intro to Belly Dance
Saturday, January 15, 22, 29,
February, 5, 12, 19, 26 and March 5 at 10:15 AM
This class is an introduction to Belly Dancing as a
form of fitness, stress reduction and a way to
obtain grace and femininity. Emphasis will be
placed on basic Belly Dance technique and steps
plus its exercise value.
Belly Dances
Saturday, January 15, 22, 29,
February, 5, 12, 19, 26 and March 5 at 11:30 AM
If you enjoyed Lenora’s beginning class, come challenge yourself in this class. The types of drills and dances to be taught are:
American Tribal style, a gypsy dance and a Bedouin dance.
Cost effective costume making and costume sources will be discussed. Costumes are not required, but are a fun part of the history and origin of each dance. The level of dances taught will
depend on the skills of the majority of students.
NON-FICTION BOOK DISCUSSION
The Naked Ape: A Zoologist’s Study of the Human Animal
by Desmond Morris
Monday, January 31 at 2:00 PM
Our non-fiction book series continues with this 1967 classic which
established the field of evolutionary anthropology, comparing the
human species to animals. The author, a former curator at the
London Zoo, intended the book to “popularize and demystify science.” Translated into 23 languages, it presents a startling view of
man, and minces no words. Please join us as Adjunct Professor Bill
Schiavo moderates. Everyone is welcome; copies are available at
the front desk.
Parliamo Italiano! (Let’s speak Italian!)
Saturdays, January 15, 22, 29, February 5, 12, 19, 26 and
March 3, 12 and 19, 10:15 – 11:45 AM
Dee Locoteta, a native, Italian speaker from beautiful Venice
will lead a lively Italian conversation class. These sessions are
open to anyone who wants to further their conversational skills
in this romantic language. Register online or call to register at
929-4488 immediately.
English Conversation Group
Wednesdays, January 5, 12, 19 and 26 at 7:00 PM
New English Speakers, please come to our English
Conversation Group and practice your new language skills. This
program is free and open to anyone over the age of 18. Call
Lorena, at 631-929-4488, ext. 254 for information. Registration
is open to all.
ESL I and ESL II Classes
LIVE-BRARY.COM –
FREE DOWNLOADS
Tuesday, January 11, 7:00 PM
Learn how to use the library’s downloadable resources! Did you get an
audio player or e-book reader for the holidays? Want to learn more
about how to transfer library material onto the device? Please join us
on Tuesday evening, January 11th for a workshop on the library’s collection of downloadable e-books and audiobooks, the compatible
devices, and instructions on how to download. In addition, you may
look to the left side of our homepage under “Live-brary Downloads”
for available titles, instructions and frequently asked questions about
this collection. All are welcome; please call to register.
Thursdays, January 6, 13, 20, 27, February 3, 10, 17, 24,
March 3, 10, 7:00 – 8:30 PM
ESL I: focuses on beginning reading, writing skills and speaking
skills for English and new English speakers.
ESL II: focuses on intermediate reading, writing skills and
speaking skills for English and new English speakers.
Registration is required. If you have not attended these classes
in the Fall 2010 there is a materials fee of $20.00 for workbook
and dictionary.
SCORE BUSINESS COUNSELING
Wednesday evening, January 19, 6:00 – 9:00 PM
A volunteer from SCORE (Counselors to America’s Small
Businesses) will be here to provide individual counseling to
those who are starting up a new business or need help with an
existing business. Please call the Reference Desk at 929-4488
Ext. 225 to sign up for a one-hour appointment.
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JANUARY 2011
NORTH SHORE PUBLIC LIBRARY
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
of the library will be
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In-person
Registration
Begins 10 AM
Online & Phone
Registration
Begins 10 AM
Chair Yoga
10:30-11:30 AM
Homework Help
6-8 PM
Mah Jong 1-3 PM
5 Healthy Habits
7-8:30 PM
10
Babies Boogie
10:15 AM
Chair Yoga
10:30-11:30 AM
Cooking Demo:
Int’l Soups 7 PM
Live-brary.com
7 PM
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Library Closed
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Tech. Clinic 6-8 PM
Homework Help
6-8 PM
Be Healthy Now!
Binges and
Cravings
6:45-8:45 PM
Lego Master
Builders 3 PM
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Korean Spirit 30
& Culture 2 PM
Chair Yoga
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10:30-11:30 AM
Mah Jong 1-3 PM
Cookies & Bookies
4:30 PM
NYS Def. Driving 6-9 PM
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Chair Yoga
10:30-11:30 AM
Mah Jong 1-3 PM
Non-Fiction Book
Disc. 2 PM
Homework Help
3:30-5 PM
Eng. Conv. Group
7 PM
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Toddlers in Motion
10:15 AM
Yoga with Linda
10:30 AM
Happy New Year!
Library Closed
Movie: Wall Street II
2 & 6:30 PM
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Open Time
10:15 AM, 1:15 PM
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Knitters
10 AM- Noon
Watercolor Class
1-4 PM
Yoga with Kathy
7 PM
ESL I & II
7-8:30 PM
Free Blood Press. 13
Screening 11 AM-1 PM
Movie: The Man Who
Came to Dinner Noon
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Open Time
10:15 AM, 1:15 PM
Winter Wonderland
Cake 4:30 PM
TAG Meeting
10-11 AM
Intro Belly Dance
10:15 AM
Wknd. P/T Wkshp.
10:15-11:30 AM
Belly Dances
11:30 AM
Drum Circle
7-8:30 PM
Eng. Conv. Group
7 PM
Yoga with Kathy 7 PM
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Baby Steps
10:15 AM
Yoga with Linda
10:30 AM
SCORE Bus.
Counseling 6-9 PM
NSPL Art Forum
7 PM
Eng. Conv. Group
7 PM
Jump Bunch
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10:15, 11:15 AM,
1:15 PM
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Open Time
10:15 AM, 1:15 PM 10:15 AM
Comp. Kindergarten
10:30 AM-12:30 PM
Repurposed Art
3:30-5 PM
Homework Help
3:30-5 PM
North Shore Notes
4:30 PM
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Yoga with
Linda 10:30 AM
Homework Help
6-8 PM
Movie: The Social
Network
2 & 6:30 PM
Eng. Conv. Group
7 PM
Watercolor Class
1-4 PM
ESL I & II 7-8:30 PM
Intro to Microsoft
Excel 6:30-8:30 PM
Yoga with Kathy 7 PM
ESL I & II 7-8:30 PM
Book Buzz
10:15 AM
Plan a Successful
Children’s Party
7 PM
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Homework Help
3:30-5 PM
Yoga with Kathy
7 PM
ESL I & II 7-8:30 PM
Book Disc. 7:30 PM
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Open Time
10:15 AM, 1:15 PM
Wii Bowling
11 AM-Noon
Leaping Lizards
4:30 PM
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Italian Conv. 10:15 AM
Open Mic Night
7-8:30 PM
Homework Help
3:30-5 PM
Board Meeting
5 PM
NYS Def. Driving
6-9 PM
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World Disc. 2 PM
Yoga with Linda
10:30 AM
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Medicare
Counseling
10:30 AM-3:30 PM
Mah Jong 1-3 PM
Martin Luther
King Jr. Day
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Friends Mtg.
10:30 AM
Homework Help
6-8 PM
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Library Closed
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The library has a selection of NY State and Federal tax forms. In
addition, links to the online forms are available on our homepage at
http://nspl.suffolk.lib.ny.us. Just look on the left side under Quick Links.
http://nspl.suffolk.lib.ny.us
Artist Reception
2:30-4 PM
Saturday
TAX FORMS
web page at
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Friday
Wednesdays, February 2 – April 13
Once again, trained volunteers will be offering free tax help to Senior
Citizens on an appointment basis. Please call 929-4488 Ext. 225 to
reserve a date and time.
emergency closings
Concert: The
Vendettas 2 PM
Thursday
AARP TAX ASSISTANCE FOR SENIORS
Information about
Library Closed
Wednesday
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Italian Conv. 10:15 AM
Read to Mudge
10:30-11:30 AM
Bagels and Bingo
10:30 AM-12:30 PM
Belly Dances
11:30 AM
Watercolor Class
1-4 PM
Concert: Just Sixties
2:30 PM
NYS Def. Driving 29
10 AM-4:30 PM
Intro Belly Dance
10:15 AM
Italian Conv. 10:15 AM
Read to Mudge
10:30-11:30 AM
Pre-Licensing Course
10 AM-2:30 PM
Belly Dances
11:30 AM
Watercolor Class
1-4 PM
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