Calendar

Call the library during our business hours to drop off puzzles by 4pm on January 15th. You must provide a valid email address at time of drop off to participate in the swap. Puzzles must be in good condition and have all their pieces, 1 puzzle = 1 credit. Puzzles will be placed in quarantined for safety.

Township offices are open; the Library is closed. Trash collections are NOT delayed.

Teens can join us online as we explore different virtual games and play together. Check the website to register or to see what the upcoming games will be.

Do you like to write short stories, poetry or prose? Come share your work and get feedback from other writers like you. There will be fun writing prompts and activities For teens in grades 6th-12th. Teen Writers Club also works on the literary magazine “Wordplay” put out in the Teen Zone. Twice a month via Zoom in the fall.

Check out our Facebook or YouTube page each week to catch Miss Glynnis present a virtual Flannel board session.

A chronicle of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s campaign to secure equal voting rights via an epic march from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama, in 1965. (PG-13). A facilitated discussion will follow the movie.

Check out our Facebook or YouTube page each week to catch Miss Glynnis present a virtual A-B-C Storytime Short.

Puzzles will be quarantined for safety. At 1pm on Jan. 26th you will receive an email with pictures and descriptions of the puzzles. You will then have until 3pm on Jan. 27th to spend your credit(s) to claim a puzzle - 1st come, 1st served via email. Puzzles will be available to pick up through the Library’s Grab-N-Go service.

For grades 7th-12th. We meet twice a month typically every other Tuesday from 4pm-5pm. Be an important part of your community! Have a say in Teen programming and the Teen collection! Teens receive volunteer hours for all TAB events. Virtually via Zoom.

Teens can join us online as we explore different virtual games and play together. Check the website to register or to see what the upcoming games will be.

Discovering Your Family's History in Digital Collections - This lecture will present a how-to guide for finding online sources outside of the major genealogy websites for Western Pennsylvania and beyond. It will give an overview of discovering free digital collections relevant to your research and tips and tricks for getting the most of these sites. It includes an introduction to the various digital collections available, the sources contained within, strategies for discovery, and finally, case studies that demonstrate the power of using digital collections to enhance family history research.

Check out our Facebook or YouTube page each week to catch Miss Glynnis present a virtual Flannel board session.

The virtual event, titled will aim to promote engaging conversation to help participants better understand several world religions. Hosted by Cranberry Area Diversity Network.