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This Week at Your Library: March 2

Dear Library Member,

It's hard to believe that the first anniversary of the Lego Club is here.  Every Saturday at noon, children of all ages come to create unique  designs fired by their imaginations!  To celebrate the anniversary join us  on Friday, March 6 at 7 pm for our Lego Challenge for all ages and on Saturday, March 7 for the Lego Day activities at 2 pm.  Fire your imagination!

  

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Best wishes and see you in the Library.


Regards,
Nancy Cohen, Library Director
Events This Week
Monday
10am: Preschool Playtime
12:30pm: Bridge Club
1:30pm: Monday Matinee: "Anatomy of a Murder" (1959, NR)
2:30pm: Computer Basics [Registration Recommended]
4:30pm: Kids Chess Club
6pm-8pm: Tech Buddies - come get help from a tech-savvy teen!
6:30pm: Craft Club 
Tuesday
6pm: Harbor Night at the Movies: "Chicago" (2002, PG-13) - Laurence Harbor
7pm: Crochet and More
7-8:30pm: English as a Second Language Class [Registration Required]
Wednesday
10am-12pm: Open Sewing Workshop
3:30-5pm: Math Tutoring (Grades 6+)
6:30pm: Chess Club
7pm: MS Excel 2007 Basics [Registration Recommended]
7pm: Intro to 3D Printing in Idea Farm [Registration Required]
7pm: Teen Investing Class
Thursday
1pm: Craft Club
1pm: Scrabble Club
4:15pm: School-Aged Drop-in Crafts (Grades K-3)
Friday
11am: Alphabet Art (Ages 2+ with adult)
1:30pm: Friday Film: "My Dog Skip" (2000, PG)
7-8pm: LEGO Construction Challenge (Grades 3-12)
Saturday
10am-12pm: Math Tutoring (Grades 6+)
11am-1pm: Tech Buddies - come get help from a tech-savvy teen!
12pm: LEGO Lab
2pm: Arduino Practice Workshop in Idea Farm [Registration Required]
2pm: LEGO in the Library: 1st Anniversary Celebration [Registration Required
Sunday
2pm: Pysanky: Ukrainian Egg Decorating
2pm: Safety Class for Idea Farm [Registration Required]
Upcoming Events Next Week
 Monday 3/9, 10am: Preschool Playtime
7pm: Ladies Night Out Book Discussion: "Suite Francaise" by Irene Nemirovsky 
7-8:30pm: Teen and Adult Sewing Basics
Tuesday 3/10, 4:30pm: Tween Make It Take It: Origami (Grades 4-6)
6pm: Laurence Harbor Night at the Movies: "My Left Foot" (1989, R)
7-830pm: English as a Second Language [Registration Required]
7pm: Vinyl Cutter/Heat Press Class in Idea Farm [Registration Required]
Wednesday 3/11, 10am-12pm: Open Sewing Workshop 
3:30-5pm: Math Tutoring (Grades 6+)
7pm: Are You Ready To Be a Parent 
7pm: Teen Tech Week: Hemp Jewelry Making
Thursday 3/12, 2:30pm: Email Basics [Registration Recommended]
4:15pm: School-Aged Drop-in Crafts (Grades K-3)
7pm: Bookenders' Book Discussion: "And Then There Were None" by Agatha Christie
7pm: Teen Tech Week: Book Buttons
Friday 3/13, 1:30pm: Friday Film: "Dinosaur 13" (2014, PG)
Saturday 3/14, 10am-12pm Math Tutoring (Grades 6+)
10:30am-1pm: Teen/Adult Sewing Class [Registration Required]
11:30am: Toddler Dance Party
2pm: Family Movie at Laurence Harbor: "The Wizard of Oz" (1939)
2pm: Anime Kurabu (Anime Club)
2:30pm: MS Word 2007 Basics [Registration Recommended]
2:30pm: Second Saturday Performance: The Two Doyles perform the Les Paul and Mary Ford Show 
Sunday 3/15, 2pm: Intro to 3D Printing in Idea Farm [Registration Required]
2pm: Cloud Computing [Registration Recommended]
The library didn't only contain magical books, the ones which are chained to the shelves and are very dangerous. It also contained perfectly ordinary books, printed on commonplace paper in mundane ink. It would be a mistake to think that they weren't also dangerous just because reading them didn't make fireworks go off in the sky. Reading them sometimes did the more dangerous trick of making fireworks go off in the privacy of the reader's brain.  
Terry Pratchett, British Novelist
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