January 16 from 6pm-7pm

Need help with your laptop, phone, tablet, e-reader, or have another technology-related question?

Bring your devices and your questions! We'll do our best to answer them, and if we can't, we'll look for answers and learn alongside you.

No registration is required just drop in to the Great Hall.

But please note that troubleshooting computer hardware problems and running virus scans are beyond the scope of the library’s tech help. The library reserves the right to determine whether a patron’s request for tech help is beyond the scope of service.

Thursday, January 23 at 3pm

Learn how to legally change your name at this program.

A representative from the Social Security Office will explain everything you need to do to change your name. From what documentation you need, to what steps you need to take.

First, a huge thank-you to all the wonderful patrons and staff who donated to our annual Giving Tree! You have made Christmas so much merrier for homeless children served by Emmaus, Inc., and we our deeply moved by your outpouring of support and amazing generosity.

Now that the holidays are over, the Youth Services Department is starting the new year with a brand-new program: “Story to Screen,” a monthly screening of movies based on popular children’s books!

And after our lighter programming last month, we’re resuming favorite programs such as “Sensory Saturday” (ages 18 mos.-3), “Homeschool Hub” (ages 5-10), “Boredom Busters” (ages 6-9), “History Unlocked” (ages 8-12), and “Create, Explore & More!” (ages 9-12). 

As ever, we’ll also have our usual variety of other preschool programs, storytimes, teen programs, and more – keep an eye on the Youth Services Department calendar and Facebook page to keep track of what’s in store!

Happy New Year, and Happy Reading!