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March 20th
@ 6:30 PMAward Winning Chef/Instructor Oonagh Williams has planned a menu that includes Gluten-Free Chocolate Raspberry Cake with Chocolate Ganache and Gluten-Free Savory Herb Cheese Breads. Samples will be provided as well as a cooking demonstration with detailed recipes. Registration is required.
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Greetings!
Welcome to the 60th issue of our email newsletter. It is our constant goal to make this newsletter as interesting and informative as possible. To that end, we always welcome your comments and suggestions. What would you like to see included? Please take a moment to let us know how we can improve this service. Thank you. |
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Downton Abbey Redux
 Can't get enough Downton Abbey? 
and books/ videos about manor houses, WWI, the Titanic, British aristocrats, domestic servants, changing social mores, the Edwardian era, and American heiresses to keep you going until Season 3. |
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Raising Heritage Chickens in Your Own Backyard
Wednesday, March 21 at 7 PM 
Discover how to raise and maintain these hardy, productive and beautiful birds right in YOUR backyard. David and Jennifer Valentine, whose farm is located in Mont Vernon, will cover an array of topics including: a brief history of heritage chickens, general husbandry, coop building and designs, bio-security and disease control, predator control, chick hatching/raising and how to order these amazing rare and endangered breeds.
Space is limited, so reserve your seat now.
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Crime in Literature: Exploring Mystery and Detective Fiction Tuesday, March 27 at 7 PM
 Professor Pennell loves discussing mystery and detective fiction with other readers! Focusing on traditions and innovations, Professor Pennell will offer an overview of the genre and how it has changed at certain points in time. She will also speak of the work of a few contemporary writers, such as Dennis Lehane, Kate Atkinson, Tana French, and Janet Evanovich, who are building on the legacy of the past, but adding new elements or experimenting with narrative form. Registration is required. Sign up now. |
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A Celtic Celebration: Aubrie Dionne and Piper Runnion-Bareford in Concert
Sunday, March 18th @ 4 PM
 Come celebrate the season as The Amherst Town Library presents "A Celtic Celebration" with musicians Piper Runnion-Bareford on harp and Aubrie Dionne on flute. The concert includes some traditional Celtic songs such as "The Bonny Brown Maid," "Rug Muire," Mo Chaora Bhan," and "The Beardless Boy," along with a new piece called "A Celtic Interlude" by Barbara Mulree.
The Amherst Town Library is appreciative for the funding provided by the Friends of the Amherst Town Library for the 2012 Sundays at 4 music series.
Save your seat!
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Remember, the library is a happening place and your library card is your ticket to free books, magazines, music, movies, Internet access, enriching programs and much more!
Sincerely,
Amherst Town Library
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