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Longwood Public Library March/April 2015 Newsletter
2014 Annual Report to the Community
It’s been a great year for the Longwood Public Library, as we watch our library transform and grow into a high
performance building and a true community center. Staff have been busy offering programs and services from our
temporary location in the King Kullen shopping center, as well as program sites around the district. But we are all
looking forward to spring, followed by our late summer move back to our “home”. We will hold our Annual Budget
Vote & Trustee Election on Tuesday, April 14, 8:00 am – 9:00 pm. The budget information meeting is Wednesday,
March 18 at 7:00 pm, and the proposed budget will be available at the library by March 1. The Board of Trustees is
pleased to announce there will be no override of the state tax cap this year. If you have any questions about the
budget or the library, please contact the library director, Suzanne Johnson, 924-6400 x275 or by email
suzanne@longwoodlibrary.org.
2014 The Year in Review
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Expansion and renovation of the library proceeded full steam ahead!
Successfully sold our bonds at a very competitive rate under 3%, which will save substantial interest
over the life of the bond.
Continued to serve the public from our temporary location
Offered programs for all ages in numerous locations around the district
Expanded outreach to additional sites: Leisure Knoll & Meadowbrook Pointe Links
Added new museum passes, including the Fire Island Lighthouse & Safari Adventure
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There are 48,375 cardholders and 305,910 annual visitors to the library
More than 637,000 items were checked out
Patrons downloaded more than 40,000 free ebooks, a 17% increase over 2013
Librarians conducted over 300 one-on-one technology help sessions
Free museum passes were borrowed 1061 times, saving taxpayers $35,000
A Few Statistics from 2014
We Need Your Support
Your support in 2015-2016 will help us expand our current level of services and programs when we return to our
renovated facility.
Watch for a special budget mailing in late March.
Library Update!
Inside the building, much progress has been made. Tan-colored spray foam insulation can be seen here along the walls and
on the ceiling of the new auditorium. Also visible in the photo are a stack of “borrowed light” frames – interior windows that
will allow daylight to pass through the building. Two important features of the transformed library will be natural light and
improved energy efficiency!
March is Women’s History Month - Legendary Women of Long Island
Monday, March 16 at 7:00 pm
Registration begins March 1
In honor of Women’s History Month, noted Long Island Gold Coast expert and bestselling author Monica Randall will examine the
lives of an elite group of glamorous women who lived during the glory days of Long Island’s fabled Gold Coast. Alva Vanderbilt,
Zelda Fitzgerald, Barbara Hutton and Gertrude Whitney were some of the first American superstars as their lives, loves, and
scandals played out on the pages of newspapers all over the country. Ms. Randall will discuss these women’s lives and many
others. (LWA121)
Location: LHS Room 1502
Children’s Programs
Unless otherwise noted, all programs for children from birth through Pre-K are intended for parents and children
together. Programs for children in grades K-6 are intended for children on their own.
Read Aloud 15 Minutes
Research shows that reading aloud with children is the single most important thing to prepare a child for
reading and learning. The Read Aloud 15 Minutes national campaign promotes parents reading aloud to
their children at least 15 minutes every day starting at birth. Parents are children’s first and most important
teachers. Begin your child’s learning journey today!
Stop by the Children’s Department to find out more.
Happy Birthday, Dr. Seuss!
Monday, March 2 at 10:30 am OR 2:00 pm
Children (2 years–Pre K)
Registration is ongoing
One fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish! Come and celebrate the wild and wacky world of all things Seuss! Stories, crafts and a
fun time await. (LWJ510)
Location: YPC
PlayTown
Tuesday, March 3 at 10:30 am OR 2:00 pm
Come visit Longwood’s newest “community,” PlayTown! Children will use their imaginations as they visit and play in
PlayTown’s supermarket, animal hospital, library and other community centers. By participating in dramatic play with
costumes and acting out behaviors of community helpers, children develop important social/emotional skills. It helps them
understand the world around them and their place in it. Fun and learning for your little one. (LWJ300)
Paws for Reading
Wednesdays, March 4, 18
April 1, 15 and May 6, 27 from 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm
Drop in only (no registration)
Man’s best friend can do a lot more than fetch and roll over. Research now suggests that dogs can actually help children
learn to read. Come meet Karen Maier and one of her certified therapy dogs for a 15-minute reading session. For young
children one of the big challenges in learning to read is the embarrassment of making mistakes. Reading to dogs provides a
simple solution: a non-judgmental, comforting furry friend who “listens” and takes the pressure off of the child as he learns to
read. This program will be a “drop-in” for any child who is a reader through grade 6. Karen will be here beginning at 4:30 pm
with the last session beginning no later than 5:45 pm. (LWJ905)
Location: LPL
Miss Tiffany’s Tappin’ Toes
Thursdays, March 5, 12 and 19 at 11:00 am
Children (3 years-Pre K)
Does your child love to dance around and perform? Come join Miss Tiffany for a dance story and then learn some basic
dance moves. At the end of three fabulously fun weeks, your little dancers will put on a show for parents and guests. Please
be sure your children are wearing comfortable clothes and appropriate shoes for movement. Please note that
this is a three-week program. (LWJ219)
Location: YPC
Lisa Joy and Friends
Fridays, March 6, 13 and 20 at 2:00 pm
Partner with your child in a calm, relaxed environment that will provide an intimate setting for learning through sensory
activities. Taught by Lisa Joy Walters, a NYS-certified special education teacher with more than 20 years of experience, this
four-week program is particularly appropriate for young children with developmental delays and/or those who fall within the
autism spectrum. It is an inclusive program and all children are welcome. (LWJ235)
Location: YPC
1, 2, 3, Play with Me!
Tuesdays, March 10, 17, 24 and 31 at 10:30 am
Children (12 months–3 years)
Bring your child for a morning of friends and fun! This open-ended playtime will provide a wonderful opportunity for you to
bond with your child while making new friends! (LWJ123)
Location: YPC
Library Playdate
Tuesdays, March 10, 17, 24 and 31 at 2:00 pm
Children (3-5 years)
Bring your child for a morning of friends and fun! This open-ended playtime will provide a wonderful opportunity for you to
bond with your child while making new friends! (LWJ124)
Location: YPC
- Kiddie Café - “Veggies and Dip”
Wednesday, March 11 at 4:45 pm
Children (grades K-2)
Crunch, munch, dip…come and make a healthy snack with your library friends! You will enjoy chomping on a good story and
then creating a creamy dip with veggies! (LWJ302)
Location: LPL
Babies and Books
Saturday, March 14 at 11:00 am
Children (infant–11 months)
This is an early literacy experience for parents and their babies that includes an introduction to reading the best board books,
simple songs and nursery rhymes. (LWJ105)
Location: LPL
St. Patrick’s Day Fun
Monday, March 16 at 10:30 am OR 2:00 pm • Children (2 years–Pre K)
Tuesday, March 17 at 5:30 pm • Children (K-grade 3)
Children are invited to join us for a shamrock-in’ time as we learn all about St. Patrick’s Day through art and story. (LWJ504)
Location: Monday, March 16 – YPC
Tuesday, March 17 – LPL
Drop-In Lego Play
Monday, March 16 from 6:00 pm-7:30 pm
Children (K-grade 6)
No registration required
Children are invited to drop-in and play with our Legos! Boards will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. Bring your
friends and have some fun! (LWJ346)
Location: LPL
Can You Build It?
Can you build a tower out of gumdrops and marshmallows? Which structure design will hold the most weight? Test these
theories and more when we create and explore! (LWJ523)
Location: LPL
- Crafty Kids - “Lion and Lamb”
Monday, March 23 at 10:30 am OR 2:00 pm OR Saturday, March 28 at 10:00 am
March in like a lion, and out like a lamb at this springtime Crafty Kids! Listen to some stories and make a roaring cute craft!
LWJ225
Location: Monday, March 23 – YPC
Saturday, March 28 – LPL
Backyard Birds
Tuesday, March 24 at 6:30 pm
Families with children (3 years–grade 3)
Children and parents are invited to join Miss Rosemary for this fun filled, hands-on program. Learn about the birds that live
in your very own backyard. Each family will make a feeder to help the birds survive the winter and a craft to help them get
ready for spring. Don’t miss this fun family night! (LWJ505)
Location: WMI
Bookies n’ Cookies n’ Fun A Delicious Book Discussion
Thursday, March 26 at 5:30 pm
Come join us as we read and explore the book Imogene’s Antlers by David Small. We will go on a scavenger hunt based
upon the events in the story and enjoy a “cookie-licious treat” to add to the fun! (Snacks provided may not be suitable for
those with food allergies.) (LWJ712)
Location: LPL
Baby and Me
This is a lap-time language enrichment program where baby is the focus of songs and rhymes. (LWJ104)
Location: LPL
Tween Programs
Open to children in grades 4-6. Be sure to check out the children’s section for additional programs that are suitable for
tweens!
Creator Club: Marbled Milk Paper
Children (grades 4-6)
Come try milk painting, where you’ll mix food coloring, milk, and dish soap to create colorful watery designs. Then we’ll
transfer your designs onto paper that you can use for making cards, journals or art projects! (LWJ673)
Location: LPL
Minecraft Club
Saturday, March 14 at 5:00 pm
Join your library friends for a fun game of Minecraft! Build your own castle, fight the Ender Dragon, or explore the Nether –
the possibilities are endless! We’ll be playing the Minecraft.edu version of the game, so you do not need to have a personal
account to play. There will be snacks and lots of time to play! (Snacks provided might not be suitable for those with food
allergies.) (LWJ305)
Location: LPL
Games and Goodies
Friday, March 20 at 7:00 pm
Friday, April 24 at 7:00 pm
Join us for an evening of snacks and fun games with your friends! Solve the mystery in Clue, build a Jenga tower, or bowl a
virtual game on our Wii. We’ll be bringing lots of board games and video games, too! (Snacks provided might not be suitable
for those with food allergies.) (LWJ312)
Location: Friday, March 20 – LHS Room TBA
Friday, April 24 – LJHS Room TBA
Can You Build It?
Can you build a tower out of gumdrops and marshmallows? Which structure design will hold the most weight? Test these
theories and more, when we create and explore! (LWJ523)
Location: LPL
Kindness Kids: Candyland Candy Bags
Help the Children’s Department get ready for our Life-Sized Candyland program! Come and decorate the paper bags the
young players will use to collect candy as they visit all of Candyland’s lands. (LWJ684)
Location: LPL
What a Hoot!
Monday, April 6 at 11:30 am
Learn about owls through stories, crafts and real owl pellets! Each child will get a chance to see what an owl has eaten. It will
be a real hooot! (LWJ524)
Location: YPC
Tween Trivia!
Thursday, April 9 at 2:00 pm
What is the name of Harry Potter’s best red-headed friend? Which is taller – the Eiffel Tower or the Statue of Liberty? Who
was the first Disney princess? Join your library friends and show off your knowledge of books, movies, music, animals, and
more! (LWJ644)
Location: YPC
Jump Bunch “60 Second Challenge”
Do you enjoy watching shows like “Figure It Out” or “Minute to Win It!”? If you answered yes, now is your chance to be a
contestant. You will participate in a series of outrageously fun 60-second challenges testing your agility, timing, balance and
more. Please wear sneakers and comfortable clothing. (LWJ816)
Location: YPC
Creator Club: DIY Dream Catcher
Monday, April 13 at 7:00 pm
Sleep tight with sweet dreams! Join our Creator Club to make and decorate a colorful dream catcher from feathers, duct
tape, and lace doilies. (LWJ674)
Location: LPL
Bunny Cupcakes
Join your library friends and the Baking Coach for a special springtime treat! Make and decorate three bunny cupcakes to
take home and enjoy. (LWJ643)
Location: LHS Room TBA
Minecraft Crafts Part 2
Saturday, April 18 at 12:00 pm OR 1:00 pm
Minecraft Crafts is back! Step away from the computer and bring your favorite game into the real world. Make your own
pickaxe out of foam board, Creeper backpack, Enderman lunch bag and more! (LWJ635)
Location: LPL
Kindness Kids: Super Soup Planters
Tuesday, April 21 at 7:00 pm
Spring is here! Come celebrate Earth Day and give a flower a brightly colored home by decorating a soup can. Then, we’ll
donate all of our super soup planters to a nursing home in our community. (LWJ683)
Location: LPL
Program Location Key:
LPL: Longwood Public Library – Temporary Location – 1241 Middle Country Road, Middle Island
LHS: Longwood High School – 100 Longwood Road, Middle Island
LJHS: Longwood Junior High School – 198 Longwood Road, Middle Island
WMI: West Middle Island Elementary School – 30 Swezey Lane, Middle Island
YPC: Yaphank Presbyterian Church – Community Services Center – 65 Main Street, Yaphank (behind the church)
Children’s Programs in April
Sign a Story
Wednesday, April 1 at 7:00 pm
Come, listen and watch as our “Signing Teens” read and sign stories about sports and adventure for children. This unique
storytime will be a fun and literacy rich experience for all. Jennie Sardone, sign language instructor, will also teach some
basic signs to share. (LWJ650)
Location: LPL
Blooming Babies
Watch your baby bloom with delight while listening to the songs, rhymes and movement of this early literacy program!
(LWJ111)
Location: LPL
Baby Games
Saturday, April 4 at 10:30 am
Join us for a program especially for babies! Music, movement, props and games for our youngest patrons! (LWJ103)
Location: LPL
What a Hoot!
Monday, April 6 at 10:30 am
Learn about owls through stories, crafts and real owl pellets! Each child will get a chance to see what an owl has eaten. It will
be a real hooot! (LWJ524)
Location: YPC
Pocket Pets
Tuesday, April 7 at 10:00 am OR 11:30 am
Children (4 years–grade 2 with parents)
Do you have a pet? Have you ever wondered what small pet to get? Come learn about small pets and meet a few! Then
you will select a rock pet, pamper and dress it at our rock salon! (LWJ340)
Location: YPC
Sandra Boynton Celebration
Wednesday, April 8 at 10:30 am
Children (18 months–Pre K)
This celebration will feature all things Sandra Boynton! Join us for some stories and crafts all about pigs, sheep, cows and
hippopotami. Sing, dance and celebrate this amazing author with us! (LWJ246)
Location: YPC
Backyard Bugs
Thursday, April 9 at 10:30 am
Children (4 years–grade 2)
Are you bugging your grown-up to take you to the library? Well join us this month for a creepy crawly story about the bugs in
your backyard and then enjoy a tasty treat! (Snacks provided may not be suitable for those with food allergies.) (LWJ728)
Location: YPC
JumpBunch Spring Training
Friday, April 10 at 10:00 am
Children (3 years–PreK)
Take me out to the ball game; take me out with the crowd! Join Coach Winkie as she gets your child “into the swing of it” with
some baseball fun for your little one! (LWJ244)
Location: YPC
JumpBunch “60 Second Challenge”
Friday, April 10 at 11:00 am
Do you enjoy watching shows like “Figure It Out” or “Minute to Win It!”? If you answered yes, now is your chance to be a
contestant. You will participate in a series of outrageously fun 60-second challenges testing your agility, timing, balance and
more. Please wear sneakers and comfortable clothing. (LWJ816)
Location: YPC
Life-Sized Candyland Game
Saturday, April 11 at 6:00-8:00 pm
Families with children (3 years–grade 3)
Families are invited to experience the classic game Candyland as they never have before! Walk through a life-sized game
board with teen volunteers playing the roles of King Kandy, Queen Frostine, Gramma Nutt, and all the rest. Games will begin
at 10-minute intervals from 6:30 to 8:00 pm. Each group may have up to three players; each player may bring one nonplaying guest. For example, parents with small children may play as one. Each game will take about 30 minutes. Register
in-person or over the phone only. (LWJ555)
Location: LPL
Infant Massage
Mondays, April 13, 20 and 27 at 10:00 am
Children (infant–pre crawler)
Join us for a three-week hands-on workshop. Parents of babies and parents-to-be will learn the techniques and benefits of
massage with NYS-licensed and registered massage therapist Patricia Cadolino. (LWJ110)
Location: YPC
Kids Can Vote Too!!
Tuesday, April 14 from 9:30 am-9:00 pm
Children (up to grade 6)
On Tuesday, April 14, children of all ages are invited to vote for their favorite authors, books, characters and movies. Voting
will be available all day at the library. Each child who votes gets to pick a prize from our Treasure Chest!
Construction Zone
Tuesday, April 14 at 10:30 am OR 2:00 pm
Put on your hard hats and let’s build with all types of blocks! Imaginative play to enhance your child’s gross motor skills
along with socialization. Bring your little construction workers to our newest program! (LWJ224)
Location: YPC
- Crafty Kids -“Dinosaur vs. the Library”
Thursday, April 16 at 10:30 am OR 5:30 pm OR
Saturday, April 25 at 2:00 pm
Dinosaur is going to one of his favorite places, the library, and on the way he encounters a series of animals, including a
cow, baby chicks, a turtle and an owl, and shares his roars with each. Celebrate National Library Week with stories and
crafts, and see who wins…Dinosaur or the Library! (LWJ225)
Location: Thursday, April 16 – YPC
Saturday, April 25 – LPL
Parent Toddler Workshop
Tuesdays at 9:30 OR 11:00 am OR Thursdays at 11:00 am
Begins the week of April 20 and ends the week of May 25
Children (12 months–3 years)
This program allows parents and children to spend time together filled with crafts, toys, songs and games. This weekly
program also includes a resource person who will discuss issues such as toilet learning, nutrition, child safety and other
parenting questions you may have. (LWJ101)
Location: YPC
Preschool Playtime
Tuesdays at 12:30 pm
Begins the week of April 20 and ends the week of May 25
Calling all preschoolers! Join us for this weekly program with friends and fun where your child will have an hour of “play and
learn” time. Each session will start with an extended circle time in which stories and songs are shared followed by a related
craft and free play. (LWJ200)
Location: YPC
Upcoming Children’s Programs in May
Save the date! Screen-Free Week MONDAY, MAY 4 – SUNDAY, MAY 10, 2015
Screen-Free Week is a national celebration in which children and families spend seven days turning off
entertainment screen media and turning ON life! It’s a time to unplug and play, read, daydream, create, explore
and spend family time with family and friends…and the library! Please join in on the
“screen-free fun” with one or more of the Longwood Public Library’s “screen-free” activities!
Mother Goose on the Loose
Friday, May 1 at 11:00 am
Children (12 months–Pre K)
Registration begins April 8
Celebrate Mother Goose Day with a morning of rhymes, songs and crafts galore! Children are invited to visit with Mother
Goose along with some of her favorite friends. (Snacks provided may not be suitable for those with food allergies.) (LWJ107)
Location: YPC
Mostly Mother Goose
Saturday, May 2 at 11:00 am
Classic nursery rhymes along with popular children’s songs will be enjoyed by all during this literacy rich program for young
ones. (LWJ102)
Location: LPL
Morning Stories
Mondays, May 4, 11 and 18 at 10:30 am
Children (2-5 years)
Start your child’s day off with a story and a smile! Come and listen to some favorite childhood tales as well as new ones,
along with songs and movement activities. (LWJ245)
Location: LPL
May the “Fourth” Be with You
Monday, May 4 at 7:00 pm
Calling all Padawans! Come down for a Jedi training program! We will make Star Wars crafts, have Wookie cookies and
master the Force! (LWJ837)
Location: WMI Room TBA
Mama’s Little Babytime
Wednesday, May 6 at 10:30 am OR
Saturday, May 9 at 10:30 am
Bring your baby for a circle time of songs, baby games and a simple craft for you to create with your little one. (LWJ120)
Location: Wednesday, May 6 – YPC
Saturday, May 9 – LPL
- Crafty Kids -“All Kinds of Kisses”
Thursday, May 7 at 6:30 pm OR
Friday, May 8 at 10:30 am OR 2:00 pm
Each barnyard animal has its favorite kind of kiss, but the best of all is a mother’s goodnight kiss. Come hear this sweet
story and make a craft with your special someone! (LWJ225)
Location: LPL
That Special Someone
Friday, May 8 at 5:30 pm
Join us for a few sweet stories and then make a gift that you can give to your special someone. (LWJ358)
Location: LPL
MUSEUM PASSES
The library has FREE museum passes to 29 different museums on Long Island and in New York City.
Stop by the Children’s Department Desk to reserve a pass today, or sign up online at longwoodlibrary.org.
Here are just a few that we recommend for families with children:
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Children’s Museum of the East End
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Fire Island Lighthouse NEW!
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Long Island Children’s Museum
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Maritime Explorium
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Safari Adventure NEW!
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South Fork Natural History Museum
Children’s Book Week May 4-10
Children’s Book Week is the annual celebration of books for young people and the joy of
reading
Established in 1919, Children’s Book Week is the longest-running national literacy initiative in the country. Come
celebrate at the Longwood Public Library by attending one of our great library programs, visiting our Children’s
Department, and participating in our first bookmark contest! Entry forms will be available online or at the library
from May 4-10 and designed bookmarks should be returned by June 1. The winning bookmarks will be printed
and featured throughout the summer.
WMI: West Middle Island Elementary School – 30 Swezey Lane, Middle Island
Young Adult Programs
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Young Adult programs are open to students in grades 7-12. Students who have not yet completed 6 grade are
welcome to register for programs in our Children’s Department. Everyone who registers for a Young Adult
Services program needs a valid LPL library card.
Minecraft Guild
Saturday, March 14 from 6:30-8:30 pm
Minecraft is more than just a game about breaking and placing blocks. Players can work together to build wonderfully imaginative
things, or can work independently to build a portal to another world. It’s like digital Legos – only better! There will be snacks and
lots of time to play. We’ll be playing the Minecraft.edu version of the game, which means that while you do not need to have a
personal account to play, you will be playing on the library’s server. Everyone who attends will need to sign and agree to LPL’s
Minecraft Code of Conduct before starting the game. A copy of our Minecraft Code of Conduct can be found under the “Teens” link
on the library’s homepage. (LWY158)
Location: LPL
Chalkboard Clock
Friday, March 20 from 7:00-8:00 pm
Personalize this fun and useful wall clock by first painting wood with chalkboard paint and then using nail polish to hand paint small
gems. The finished product includes a clock mechanism, clock hands and battery and measures 6” x 12”. All materials will be
provided. (LWY178)
*SAT Preparation
Tuesdays, March 24 & 31 and April 14 & 21 from 6:00-8:30 pm
Fee: $65 (cash, exact change required)
Grades 9-12
Registration is ongoing. You may register at the door on the first night of class if space permits.
Please call the library in advance to find out if there is room in the class.
This four-session class is timed to prepare students for the May SAT exam. Everyone will need to bring a calculator, notebook and
pen to class. (LWY014)
Ladybug Tangled Tote
Friday, April 10 from 6:00-9:00 pm
This adorable ladybug tote bag can tote your things for spring, but it could also be a great Mother’s Day gift! Linda O’Connell will be
here to teach you how to decorate it with “tangles”, miniature pieces of unplanned, abstract, black and white art that are not only
exquisitely beautiful but fun and relaxing to create. All materials will be provided. Please wear old clothes or bring a smock.
(LWY179)
Location: LPL
Games and Goodies
Spend an evening playing games and munching on a variety of goodies! We’ll be bringing lots of board games, delicious snacks
and our Wii so that we can play some video games, too! (LWY010)
Authors Unlimited 4
Saturday, April 25 from 10:00 am-3:00 pm
Grades 7-12
Please join us for Authors Unlimited, which celebrates reading by connecting teens and authors! This FREE full-day program is open to
everyone, but teens and tweens get preferred seating. Attendees will get the chance to meet dynamic authors of young adult literature,
first at an author panel and then in smaller breakout sessions afterward. Books will be available for purchase with time for autographs at
the end of the day! Community service will be awarded to any teen who registers in advance and attends for the entire day. You can
find updates and further information at: www.facebook.com/AuthorsUnlimited
Location: St. Joseph’s College, 155 West Roe Boulevard, Patchogue
Start Planning for Summer Fun: Open to All Ages
*Ducks Baseball
Tickets: $12 each
(cash, exact change required at registration)
The Ducks are three-time Atlantic League Champs! The library has tickets for two great Ducks baseball games: Sunday,
June 21 at 1:35 pm in Section 113 and Saturday, July 4 at 6:35 pm in Section 113. (LWY750)
*Splish Splash
Ages 2 and under are free
Tickets: $29 each
Bring the family to Splish Splash in Riverhead on either Saturday, July 18 OR Monday, August 3. Families provide their
own transportation to and from the water park. Tickets are non-refundable. (LWY027)
*Country Fair
Tickets: $18 each
Do you like laser tag? Go-karts? Miniature golf? Batting cages? Then join us for an evening of unlimited activities from 6:009:00 pm at Country Fair in Medford!
Dates are: Wednesday, July 15 OR Thursday, July 30 OR Tuesday, August 11. (LWY751)
In-person registration begins March 1 at the Adult Department Desk.
There is no limit to the number of tickets purchased for these events but you must have a valid Longwood Public
Library card.
YA Community Service Opportunities
If you need community service hours or if you just like the idea of helping others, sign up for a fun
program:
*Book Review
We are looking for young adults each month who would be willing to read a newly published teen novel and write a brief review
which will be published on our Facebook page! Pick up a book and a review form in the new teen books section. When you finish
the book, write a review and return it to the library. When we receive your review, we’ll give you a certificate for a half hour of
community service. You can select books at any time throughout the year.
Design a Gingerbread Man!
Tuesday, March 10 from 7:00-8:00 pm OR Tuesday, March 17 from 7:00-8:00 pm
We are getting ready for our Life-Sized Candyland program by decorating giant cardboard gingerbread men that will be used as
game pieces. We want each to be unique, so yours could be a princess, a pirate or a superhero. We’ll provide lots of craft supplies
– you supply the imagination! Everyone who attends will receive a certificate for one hour of community service. (LWY159)
Location: LPL
Sign a Story: Sports
Wednesdays, March 11, 18 & 25 and April 1 from 7:00-7:45 pm
Join sign language instructor Jennie Sardone for another session of this great program! You’ll spend the first three weeks with
Jennie, learning some basic signs as well as how to sign the text of several children’s storybooks about sports. Our fourth session
will be an actual Children’s Department storytime, where you will help teach the children the signs for the animals while the librarian
reads the stories out loud. You must be able to commit to all four sessions of this program in order to participate, and everyone who
does will get a certificate for four hours of community service. (LWY174)
Location: LPL
Life-Sized Candyland Assistance
Tuesday, April 7 from 2:00-4:00 pm
Wednesday, April 8 from 2:00-4:00 pm
Saturday, April 11 from 5:00-8:30 pm
Earn ten hours of volunteer credit (we’ll give you an extra helping for this program!) while developing your creative talents and
helping to brighten a young person’s day. Sign up to build sets, design costumes, and act a role in the library’s Life-Sized
Candyland program, in which YOU bring this classic board game to life. Please note that this program is only open to Longwood
teens in grades 7-12 who can commit to all 7.5 hours (no partial service credit will be given). (LWY101)
Location: Tuesday & Wednesday, April 7 & 8 – YPC
Saturday, April 11 – LPL
Talking Newsletter
Thursday, April 16 from 7:00-8:30 pm
We have a link on our homepage so that visually impaired patrons can click n’ listen to our newsletter being read to them. We need
four teens each month who are willing to read the Children’s and Young Adult sections of our newsletter out loud while we record
you. Everyone who participates will receive a certificate for 1.5 hours of community service. (LWY002)
Location: LPL
Baking to Donate: Baseball Cookie Pops
We’ll be marking the start of the baseball season by creating these adorable and delicious treats for the residents of our local
veteran’s home. Everyone who participates will receive a certificate for one hour of community service. (LWY175)
Location: LJHS Room 2402
Free Homework Help with Live, Online Tutors
Students in grades K-12 can connect to certified tutors every day from 2:00-11:00 pm! Tutors are available to assist
with specific homework questions or you can choose “skills building” for help brushing up on academic skills. You can
even email a paper or essay to one of the tutors, and they will send back constructive comments within 24 hours.
Spanish-speaking tutors are also available everyday.
Visit the library’s homepage longwoodlibrary.org and point to the Teens drop-down menu. Choose the Homework
Help link. Enter the barcode from the back of your library card and choose the subject in which you need help. It’s
easy and free!
The library will try to accommodate refund requests made one week prior to the scheduled
program date,
unless the program is advertised as “Non-Refundable.” Requests can be made at the Adult
Department Desk.
Adult Programs
Seed Swap
Did you save your best vegetable and flower seeds, and can’t wait to plant this year’s garden? Would you like to share some
of your seeds and try some new varieties, courtesy of other “seed savers”? The library will host our first seed swap, just in
time for spring. Bring some seeds, in individual envelopes, labeled with the name, variety, quantity and your name, and
swap with other gardeners. Organic farmers Peter and Julia Priolo will show you how easy it is to grow unusual varieties and
increase plant diversity. Volunteers from the Longwood Victory Garden at Bartlett Park will also be here. For more
information on saving seeds, check out the Long Island Regional Seed Consortium, lirsc.org. (LWA197)
Location: LPL
Outreach Services for Veterans
Monday, March 9 from 10:00 am-4:00 pm
Monday, March 30 from 3:00 pm-8:00 pm
SSVF Outreach Coordinator/VA Liaison Roger Leathers LMSW will explain homeless services for veteran families. The
Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) grant is presented by Services for the Underserved in partnership with
United Veterans Beacon House. SSVF provides support services to low income veterans who are in need of housing
assistance or are homeless. SSVF offers advocacy and assistance in connecting to benefits, and may be able to provide
payments to third parties to assist in arrears with rental and utilities. Mr. Leathers will also be available to answer general
veteran benefits questions. (LWA009)
Location: LPL
Defensive Driving Class
Monday & Tuesday, March 23 & 24 from 6:30-9:30 pm
Monday & Tuesday, April 20 & 21 from 6:30-9:30 pm
Registration for either class begins March 7
Registration fee due at first class:
$30 per person, payable by check to Driver Safety Program
Completion of this course helps those who attend to become better, safer drivers and may include a reduction of violation
points on your license and a discount on automobile insurance. A separate check is required for each registrant. (LWA301)
The Mindfulness Response
Deborah Moore will discuss her newly published book, The Mindfulness Response: Inner Happiness Every Day. She will
explain how to use simple pragmatic techniques for developing inner happiness and how to retrain your mind to think
differently despite life’s stressors. Ms. Moore is a NYS-licensed marriage and family therapist and a professor of psychology
and counseling for Empire State College and Capella University. (LWA199)
Location: LHS Room TBA
Raising Backyard Chickens
Over the past several years, raising chickens has become increasingly popular throughout Suffolk
County. Representatives from the Suffolk County Farm will present a workshop covering everything a homeowner
needs to get started on this enjoyable pastime. Topics include chicken breeds and behavior, housing and weather
concerns, equipment, nutrition, disease prevention and town ordinances. See live chicks and hens as well as
examples of basic equipment. (LWA131)
Location: YPC
Hiking on Long Island
Lee McAllister will discuss hiking opportunities on Long Island. Lee is active in the scouting, blazing and maintaining of the
125 mile-long Paumanok Path that runs from Rocky Point to Montauk Point. His lecture will encompass the geology, natural
and human history, flora, fauna and topographical features that make Long Island such an interesting place to hike at any
season. Lee’s book, Hiking on Long Island, is currently in its fourth edition and has more than 100 photographs with maps
and important details pertaining to hiking. (LWA139)
Smart Nutrition for Busy People
Holistic health coach Tina Annibell will share her super quick and simple meal ideas and best meal planning strategies, as
well as the single most important step you can take when time is at a premium. You’ll learn how to make the best choices
when eating out, and you’ll go home with Tina’s favorite time-saving recipes. Tina is a board- certified holistic health coach
and the founder of Nourished Living, a private holistic nutrition practice in Sayville. (LWA123)
Shredding Day
Sunday, April 12 from 2:00-4:00 pm
Protect your privacy and get rid of clutter! A shredding truck from Quality Shredding of Deer Park will be in the King Kullen
parking lot for on-site shredding of personal documents. They will take up to three boxes or bags per family. No binders,
plastic or cardboard please. This event will take place rain or shine. (LWA470)
Beginning Yoga
Mondays, April 13, 20 & 27 at 7:00 pm
Learn the benefits of yoga with Dalia Massen. Working with the body, breath and mind, yoga helps you achieve flexibility,
strength, healing and serenity. Please bring a yoga mat or large towel to class. (LWA500)
Location: YPC
Beekeeping on Long Island
Master Beekeeper Chris Kelly will give an overview of beekeeping on Long Island. Learn about costs, gear, social structure
of bees, site preparation and harvesting. (LWA129)
Spring Makeover
Ladies, join us for a fun-filled evening learning about make-up and skincare products. Licensed esthetician Tahlia Fuller will
be here to share some ideas on how to freshen your look for spring! (LWA119)
Earth Day for Everyone
Join Sweetbriar Nature Center educator Sue Krause as she shares tips to help you make a difference in your community and
your world. Learn how to save money while helping to sustain our planet. Topics will include green cleaning, attracting
wildlife to your yard, planting trees, eco-vacations and local hiking trails. (LWA161)
UFOs over Long Island
Join us for a multimedia presentation based on Joseph Flammer’s new book, UFOs over Long Island, New York. Mr.
Flammer will discuss UFO sightings, reported abductions, UFO history and theories about alien visitations. The program
also includes a lively question- and-answer discussion segment in which audience members can share their UFO
experiences. Copies of Mr. Flammer’s book will be available for purchase and signing at the end of the program. (LWA128)
Introduction to Tea Appreciation
Monday, May 4 at 7:00 pm
Learn about the world of loose tea. A brief history of tea, varieties and components of tea, health benefits, preparation tips,
and storing and purchasing tea will be discussed. Three different teas will be tasted in this seminar. (LWA160)
Garden Getaways II
Thursday, May 14 at 7:00 pm
Whatever the season, a garden holds that season’s best display of nature’s beauty. The first vivid buds and blossoms of
spring, the vibrant deep colors of a summer garden, the riot of rusts, oranges, and reds in the fall, and the stark patterns of
tree branches against the sky in winter. If you’ve “traveled” with Pat before, you’ve seen ten gardens at their spring and
summer-flowering best. This time we’ll visit ten new gardens as well as revisiting several of those you’ve seen, now in their
autumn and winter beauty. You’ll take home comprehensive information about the 35 public gardens in the immediate New
York area, and discover the best restaurants and other attractions close to those gardens we visit in-depth. Prizes will be
awarded and all garden lovers are invited! (LWA130)
Arts & Crafts Programs
*Bunny Plate
$9 materials fee due at registration
Welcome spring with this adorable bunny painted on a plate. Linda O’Connell will be here to assist you. (LWA241)
*Mosaic Mirror
Tuesday, March 31 at 7:00 pm
Catherine Martin returns to help you make this mosaic mirror. Enjoy selecting and arranging sea shells around a mirror as
you learn about the art of mosaic design. The finished piece makes a lovely gift or can be hung in your home for a touch of
the sea! (LWA230)
Drawing/Sketching Class
Wednesdays, April 22 & 29 from 7:00-9:00 pm
This time-honored medium is essential to any artist’s education. Marlene Bezich will explore the art of the “quick sketch” as
well as other drawing exercises. Students will leave class with a better understanding and appreciation for creating in black
and white. Please pick up a materials list at the Adult Department Desk. (LWA219)
Illusion Necklace
Come enjoy learning how to make this simple and elegant necklace. The beads on the necklace look as if they are floating.
Crimp beads are used as “stoppers” so the floating beads stay in place. (LWA208)
Soap Painting
Learn how to create beautiful guest soap with a hand-painted one-stroke rose design. (LWA420)
Calligraphy
Tuesday, May 12 at 7:00 pm
Learn this beautiful style of writing so you can put that personal touch to invitations and other stationary items. This class is
easy enough for a beginner. Each participant must bring a Schaefer calligraphy kit consisting of a pen with nibs and ink
cartridges or a permanent calligraphy marker to class. (LWA234)
Musical Programs
Three Voices
Sunday, April 19 at 2:00 pm
Cellist Jeannie Woelker, composer George Cork Maul and poet Billy Hands perform a collaboration that explores how the
whole is greater than the sum of its parts. When writing a song, which comes first: the words or the music? Improvisation,
serious music and provocative poetry. Join us for this fun program. (LWA013)
Location: Middle Country Public Library, Selden Branch, 575 Middle Country Road, Selden
Experience Flamenco
Saturday, May 9, from 2:00-3:30 pm
Registration begins Saturday, April 18
Spend an afternoon enjoying the music of flamenco, a form of Spanish folk music and dance from the region of Andalusia in
southern Spain. Fuerza Flamenca will dazzle you with the passion of flamenco dance and flamenco music! (LWM0509)
Location: LJHS Auditorium
The library will try to accommodate refund requests made one week prior to the scheduled program date, unless
the program is advertised as “Non-Refundable.” Requests can be made at the Adult Department Desk.
- Book Discussions Books will be available at the circulation desk one month prior to each discussion.
No registration required. Location: LPL
Daytime Book Discussions
The Secrets of Mary Bowser by Lois Leveen
All her life, Mary has been a slave to the wealthy Van Lew family of Richmond, Virginia. But when Bet, the willful Van Lew
daughter, decides to send Mary to Philadelphia to be educated, she must leave her family to seize her freedom. Life in the North
brings new friendships, a courtship and a far different education than Mary ever expected, one that leads her into the heart of
the abolition movement. With the nation edging toward war, she defies Virginia law by returning to Richmond to care for her
ailing father and to fight for emancipation. Posing as a slave in the Confederate White House in order to spy on President
Jefferson Davis, Mary deceives even those who are closest to her to aid the Union command. Just when it seems that all her
courageous gambles to end slavery will pay off, Mary discovers that everything comes at a cost – even freedom.
April is Long Island Reads Month!
2015 LONG ISLAND READS SELECTION!
The Museum of Extraordinary Things by Alice Hoffman
Mesmerizing and illuminating, The Museum of Extraordinary Things is the story of an electric and impassioned love between two
vastly different souls in New York during the volatile first decades of the 20th century. Coralie Sardie is the daughter of the
sinister impresario behind the Museum of Extraordinary Things, a Coney Island boardwalk freak show that thrills the masses. An
exceptional swimmer, Coralie appears as the Mermaid in her father’s “museum,” alongside performers like the Wolfman, the
Butterfly Girl, and a one-hundred-year-old turtle. One night Coralie stumbles upon Eddie Cohen, a striking young man taking
pictures of moonlit trees in the woods off the Hudson River. With its colorful crowds of bootleggers, heiresses, thugs and
idealists, New York itself becomes a riveting character as Hoffman weaves her trademark magic, romance and masterful
storytelling to unite Coralie and Eddie in a moving story of young love in tumultuous times.
There will be no nighttime book discussions until further notice
New York City in the 20th Century
Tuesday, May 5 at 7:00 pm
Martin H. Levinson, PhD., historian and author, will give a presentation on the early 20th century in New York City. He will
discuss events from the 2015 Long Island Reads novel The Museum of Extraordinary Things by Alice Hoffman. These include
the Triangle Shirtwaist factory fire, the immigrant experience and turn-of-the-century
Coney Island. (LWA115)
Train Trip to New York City
Saturday, April 11
Cost $9.50 per person, round trip
Limited registration begins March 1
The library is sponsoring a do-your-own-thing group trip into Manhattan via the Long Island Rail Road. We will depart from the
Ronkonkoma train station on the 9:40 train. All participants must sit in the first car on the trip into the city. Individuals have the
option to return on any train that day. Cash only, exact change please. Patrons may purchase up to four tickets per library card.
Please note these tickets are nonrefundable. Call the Adult Department Desk at 924-6400 x251.
Bus Trip to 9/11 Museum
Wednesday, May 6
Cost $89 per person, payable by check to McCarney Tours
We will start the day with a visit to the 9/11 Museum. The National September 11 Museum serves as the country’s principal
institution for examining the implications of the events of 9/11, documenting the impact of those events and exploring the
continuing significance of September 11, 2001. The museum’s 110,000 square feet of exhibition space is located in the
archaeological heart of the World Trade Center site – telling the story of 9/11 through multimedia displays, archives, narratives
and a collection of monumental and authentic artifacts. There will be time to visit the 9/11 Memorial Waterfalls after the museum
visit. Next enjoy a family-style lunch served at the Peking Duck Restaurant in Chinatown. Following lunch (weather permitting),
visit the High Line, a one-mile aerial greenway built on a section of the former elevated freight railroad spur along the West Side.
The bus will leave Friendly’s parking lot at 9:15 am and return at approximately 6:15 pm. (LWA405)
Bus Trip to Brooklyn
Wednesday, June 17
Cost $97 per person, payable by check to McCarney Tours
Experience a lovely day in Brooklyn. Start the day with a self-guided tour of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, 52 acres of
magnificent flora and fauna in the heart of Brooklyn. Next, enjoy a delicious lunch at Junior’s Restaurant. Make sure to leave
room for the cheesecake! After lunch take a guided tour of the highlights of the Brooklyn Museum of Art. This museum has an
extensive permanent collection that includes ancient Egyptian masterpieces, African art, European painting, decorative arts,
period rooms and contemporary art. The bus will leave Friendly’s parking lot at 8:00 am and return at approximately 6:00 pm.
(LWA412)
Cooking Program
Spring Entertaining
Barbara Sheridan returns to share some delicious recipes for a spring soirée. A tasting will follow. (LWA652)
Noticias Con Elma Lugo
La Experience Flamenco
Sábado, 9 de mayo, de 2:00-3:30 pm
La inscripción comienza el sábado, 18 de abril
Pase una tarde disfrutando de la música del flamenco, una forma de música popular española y danza de la región de
Andalucía, en el sur de España. Fuerza Flamenca le deslumbrará con la pasión del baile flamenco y la música flamenca!
Código: LWM0509
Ubicación: LJHS
Inscríbase en persona, en línea o por teléfono 924-6400 x250
Adult Program Location Key:
Genealogy
Location: LPL
Genealogy Help Sessions
Do you need a little extra help with your family history research? A limited number of private 40-minute sessions are available on
Monday afternoons. Please call the Adult Department Desk at x251 to schedule an appointment.
- Meetings Irish Research
More and more Irish records are coming online every day. We will discuss what records are available and how to find that
elusive Irish ancestor. All are welcome. (LWC1080)
How to Find the Death Date of Your Ancestor
Saturday, April 11 at 3:00 pm
Learn about the different resources that can be used to discover when an ancestor died. All are welcome. (LWC1080)
- Lectures Analyzing Federal Census Records
The census has been taken every ten years since 1790. There were many questions asked each time. Census takers were
given specific instructions on what to ask and how to record the answer. We will go over several different censuses and explain
exactly what each question meant. All are welcome to attend. (LWC2226)
Tracking Your Family in Google Earth
Everyone’s family migrated throughout the years. Using a variety of sources, we will learn where your family
lived. Then we will trace their footsteps online using Google Earth and see what their neighborhoods look like
today. All are welcome to attend. (LWC2227)
OLDER & BOLDER
A Special Section for Older Adults
Medicare/Medicaid Assistance
Tuesday, March 3 from 10:00 am-2:00 pm
Tuesday, April 7 from 10:00 am-2:00 pm
Call 924-6400 x250 for an appointment
Free, confidential counseling service is available to assist you with entitlement benefits on the first Tuesday of every
month. (LWA801)
Location: LPL
Free Blood Pressure Screening
Friday, March 6 from 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Friday, April 3 from 10:00 am-12:00 pm
A nurse from Interim Healthcare will be here on the first Friday of every month to conduct free blood pressure screenings.
This program is open to all adult patrons. No appointment is necessary. (LWA506)
Location: LPL
*Taproot Spring 2015
Mondays, March 16 through May 18 from 1:30-3:30 pm
Taproot, the creative writing workshop for older adults, will hold a 10-week workshop at the Yaphank Presbyterian Church
community center. $70 tuition is paid directly to Taproot. All registrations must be made with the library. (LWA803)
Location: YPC
Senior Advocate
Tuesday, March 17 from 2:30-4:30 pm
No prior registration necessary
A representative from the Suffolk County Office of the Aging will be here to assist seniors. She will help seniors fill out
forms and learn about various county-wide programs and services. Based on your situation, she can also direct you to
other appropriate agencies. (LWA802)
Location: LPL
Headline News: Current Events Discussion Group
Join us for an informative discussion of a current news event. Professor John Merenda from Suffolk County Community
College will be here to moderate and add insight to the discussion. Come share your views at this interesting series.
(LWA800)
Location: LPL
*AARP Smart Driver Course (Defensive Driving)
Thursday & Friday, April 23 & 24 ................... 9:30 am-12:30 pm
Thursday & Friday, May 28 & 29 .................... 9:30 am-12:30 pm
Thursday & Friday, June 25 & 26 .................. 9:30 am-12:30 pm
Registration for LPL cardholders begins April 4
The cost of this course is $20 for AARP members and $25 for nonmembers, payable by check or money order,
due on first day of class
Adults age 50 and over may receive a reduction in automobile insurance upon completion of this course. Payment must
be by check or money order, payable to AARP. Registration will be opened to out-of-district residents on April 6.
(LWA350)
Location: YPC
A Series of Three iPad/iPhone Classes
This three-part series of classes will help you get started and learn all about your iPad/iPhone.
Sign up for all three at one time! (LWC1110)
It is suggested you take the classes in order.
Part 1. Getting to Know Your iPad/iPhone
Do you own an iPad or an iPhone and don’t know how to get started? Join us for this hands-on workshop where we will examine all the
basics and share what amazing things these devices can do. Make sure you bring your fully charged iPad or iPhone and your Apple ID
and password to class with you.
Part 2. Learn about iPad/iPhone Settings
Join us as we explore the settings of your Apple device. You will learn how to customize your device’s appearance and sounds, set lock
passwords, and enable restrictions. This is a hands-on class so make sure that your iPad or iPhone is up-to-date.
Part 3. Learn about iPad/iPhone Apps
Learn how to locate, evaluate, and use Apple apps. Be sure to bring along your devices so you can share and download a few of your
favorites.
March Classes
Friday mornings from 10:00 am to 12 noon
Part 1 – March 13 Part 2 – March 20 Part 3 – March 27
Friday evenings from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Part 1 – March 13 Part 2 – March 20 Part 3 – March 27
April Classes
Wednesday mornings from 10:00 am to 12 noon
Part 1 – April 15 Part 2 – April 22 Part 3 – April 29
Wednesday evenings from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Friday mornings from 10:00 am to 12 noon
Limited registration is ongoing Location: LPL
Free Computer Classes
All Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Publisher classes are taught using Microsoft Office 2010 programs
- Classes are for Longwood Public Library Cardholders –
Computers 101
Thursday, March 12 at 10:00 am OR 7:00 pm
Thursday, April 9 at 10:00 am OR 7:00 pm
Do you have a computer and have no idea how to use it? This is a very user-friendly class for beginner computer users.
You will overcome your fears and discover the wonders of computers in this hands-on class. Using Windows-based
computers, we will cover the Windows desktop, using the mouse, opening programs, drawing a picture, saving a file, and
turning the computer off. You must successfully master this class before taking higher level classes. (LWC101)
Location: LPL
Computers 202
Pre-requisite: Computers 101
Join us to pick up where you left off in Computers 101. You will learn how to use WordPad, a word-processing program,
and format your text (bold, italics, underlining), create a shortcut, manage documents, and learn about files, folders and
more. (LWC202)
Location: LPL
Computers 303
Pre-requisite: Computers 202
This hands-on workshop will pick up where you left off in Computers 202. You will learn to maneuver through various
menus and explore the control panel and the inner workings of your computer. You will also learn to change your
computer’s desktop and take a look at maintenance programs. (LWC303)
Location: LPL
Our New Android User’s Group begins in March!
Android User’s Group
Saturday, March 28 from 11:00-12 noon
Saturday, April 25 from 11:00-12 noon
Come join your fellow Android tablet and smartphone users in this informal user’s group. Bring your favorite tip or app to
share with attendees as well as some questions to pose to the group. (LWC828)
Location: LPL
Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2010
Tuesday, April 21 at 10:00 am
Pre-requisite: Computers 202 or intermediate computer skills
Would you like to learn this popular spreadsheet program? Join us for this hands-on class. Learn how to create and
format a spreadsheet, create a basic budget, simple formulas and much more. (LWC700)
Locations: Wednesday, March 11 – LHS
Computer Lab Room 2118
Tuesday, April 21 – LPL
Introduction to Word 2010
Tuesday, March 17 at 10:00 am
Pre-requisite: Computers 202 or
intermediate computer skills
Would you like to learn how to use this popular word processing program? Word is used to write letters, create flyers, lists
and more. Please join us for this hands-on class and learn all the basics. We will also discuss how to create, edit, save
and print a document, how to change fonts, how to format documents, and many other beginner topics. (LWC600)
Location: LPL
Intermediate Microsoft Word 2010
Pre-requisite: Introduction to Word
Continue your mastery of Microsoft Word with this hands-on class. Learn advanced formatting techniques, how to work
with pictures and WordArt, and many other topics. (LWC620)
Location: LPL
Intermediate Microsoft Excel 2010
Pre-requisite: Introduction to Excel
Take the next step in learning Excel with this hands-on workshop. Topics will include sorting, multiple sheet layouts, print
formats, freezing frames and many more intermediate subjects. Previous knowledge of Excel is required. (LWC720)
Location: LHS Computer Lab Room 2118
Selling on eBay
Limited registration is ongoing
This class shows you how to sell your items on eBay. Learn how to research your item’s value, strategies to make the
sale, how to take great photos, understand all the fees and sell your stuff. Remember … “One man’s trash is another
man’s treasure.” Please bring your email address and password and if you have an eBay account, remember your
username and password. (LWC888)
Location: LPL
Introduction to PowerPoint 2010
Pre-requisite: Computers 202 or ability to use Word
Please join us for a hands-on introduction to PowerPoint. This versatile program can be used to help give presentations,
speeches and talks. Topics will include creating slides, working with graphics, using design templates and basic
formatting. (LWC800)
Location: LHS Computer Lab Room 2118
Got Email?
These days, it is almost one of life’s necessities that you have an email address. If you need help getting one, simply stop
by the Adult Department Desk anytime, and we can sign you up. In just six easy steps you can have your own email
account.
All about Email
Thursday, April 16 at 10:00 am
If you already have an email account and would like to learn how to use it better, then this workshop-style class is for you.
Please make sure that you bring your email username and password. If you do not already have an email account, please
stop by the Adult Department Desk and we will help you get one. (LWC850)
Location: LPL
Attachments in Email
Please join us for this hands-on, workshop-style class. Learn how to upload and attach documents and pictures onto your
outgoing email messages. Please make sure you bring your email username and password. (LWC860)
Location: LPL
Library Board Meetings
Budget Information Meeting – Wednesday, March 18 at 7:00 pm at LPL
Wednesday, April 15 at 7:00 pm at LPL
Library Closed
Sunday, April 5 – Easter
Hours
Monday–Friday: 9:30 am-9:00 pm
Saturday: 9:30 am-5:00 pm
Sunday: 1:00 pm-5:00 pm
The book drop is now open 24 hours @ our temp location
Director, Suzanne M. Johnson
Assistant Director, Lisa H. Jacobs

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