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NORTHVILLE DISTRICT LIBRARY
Enriching Lives, Inspiring Discovery, Connecting Community WINTER 2021-2022
What’s NEW AT THE SEEKING LOCAL AUTHORS Holiday ClosureS
LIBRARY? We are seeking local authors
interested in participating in our
The Library will be closed in
observance of various winter
• Full operating hours Second Annual Local Author Fair holidays.
in early 2022. Wednesday, November 24:
have resumed Contact Bette Shifman at Closing at 6 PM
• Study rooms are now bshifman@northvillelibrary.org Thursday, November 25: Closed
for more information. Our 2020
available Fair was a great success with 20
Friday, December 24: Closed
Saturday, December 25: Closed
• Meeting rooms are authors and nearly 100 visitors! Friday, December 31: Closed
available to reserve Saturday, January 1: Closed
• The Friends Used Book
In-Person AND VIRTUAL Monday, January 17: Closed
Cellar is open Programming
Enjoy a variety of both in-person
COMICSPLUS NOW AVAILABLE
• The Friends Gift Store and virtual programs for adult Do you love comics? Check out
is open patrons. All programming for ComicsPLUS, a digital library of
children and teens remains virtual. comics for kids, teens, and adults.
• New Read-Along books See page 2 for more details.
for kids are available
A Letter from Adult Book Clubs
the Director
In times of trouble, having a
good friend can make all the
difference in the world. The
Friends of the Northville District
Library volunteer their time and
raise funds to support library
programs and services. In recent
years, this support has made it
possible for the NDL to provide a Ring in the New Year by joining one
Summer Reading program for our of the Library’s Book Clubs for adults.
community as well as the annual Between the Lines meets monthly
Battle of the Books competition, at the Library and Books & Brews
the NDL’s largest single event. For meets bimonthly – at The Wagon
the past fifty years, the work of Wheel Lounge! See page 7 for more
the Friends of the NDL has been information.
a constant source of support
for the library. The organization
truly exemplifies the meaning of
The NDL has been working to
restore hours and services as
Adult Winter Reading
friendship for the NDL. COVID-19 vaccination rates The Adult Winter Reading Challenge
continue to climb. In November, starts January 3 - February 28. Read
The Friends operate the Used both the Used Book Cellar and five books and log them online at
Book Cellar and the Gift Store. the Gift Store reopened to the ReadSquared, or turn in a printed
Along with organizational public. The Friends of the NDL reading log at the Information Desk
memberships, these stores were there for the Library and to receive a prize. All completed logs
provide the bulk of the revenue its patrons during the pandemic. will be entered into a Grand Prize
raised by the Friends for the NDL. Now is the time for all of us to Drawing.
When the COVID-19 pandemic return that gesture of friendship.
hit, it became necessary to
temporarily close the Book Cellar
The next time you are in the
Library, pay a visit to Used Book
Digital Newspaper Access
and the Gift Store. In spite of Cellar on the lower level. You
this, the Friends provided their will find gently used books and
customary level of support to the DVDs at bargain prices. There are
Library in 2020. Because of these always some great finds on the
closures the Friends have taken Cellar’s shelves. As you are leaving
a significant hit in the amount of the Library, stop by the Gift Store.
money they expected to earn in Among the many unique items You can access both The New York
both 2020 and 2021. Nonetheless available are puppets, puzzles, Times and The Wall Street Journal
in 2021, the Friends insisted on toys, and jewelry. Last but not online with your NDL card and
dipping into their savings yet least, as you are considering never encounter the paywall block.
again and provided the NDL which organizations to support Coming in early 2022 this level of
with the same level of monetary with your year-end giving, please access to The Washington Post will
support they had provided pre- keep the Friends of the NDL in also be available. To learn more, visit
pandemic. Due to their efforts, mind. More information about northvillelibrary.org or contact a
the NDL was able to continue the the Friends of the NDL can be librarian for assistance.
Battle of the Books competition found at northvillelibrary.org >
and the Summer Reading
program in 2021. Likewise, when
About > Friends of NDL. COMICSPLUS
the Library had to switch to ComicsPLUS offers
NEW
provide virtual programming, the thousands of digital
Friends responded by sponsoring – Laura Mancini, Director comics, graphic
several of the programs. novels and Manga
for all ages. Enjoy
a wide variety
including Archie,
NEW Read-Along Books! Astroboy, Big Nate, Minecraft,
Ultra Ego, and more.
Introducing a new Youth collection: Read-Along Books.
These hardcover books include a full audio recording Download the LibraryPASS app on
accessible with the push of a button. There is a speaker for your iOS or Android device. No holds,
a caregiver and child to listen together, plus an earphone waitlists or monthly borrowing.
jack for individual use. No WiFi is required, and the read- Visit northvillelibrary.org > Digital
along is portable and has a rechargeable battery. Downloads for details.
This collection is made possible in part by a grant from
Northville Rotary Foundation.
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YOUTH EVENTS
All Youth programs will be held virtually this Winter. Visit
northvillelibrary.org for event details and to register. Zoom
links will be emailed to registrants the day before the event.
= Virtual Event
Take and Make Craft Kits Choose Your Own Adventure Snack Attack!
December – February Read-Aloud Book Club Tuesday, January 11 at 4:30 PM
Wednesday, December 22 at 4:30 PM Join Miss Caryn via
Calling all Zoom to learn how
adventurers to microwave tasty
in Grades 1-5! snacks in a mug. You
Together on will need a microwave
Stop by the Library each month for a Zoom we’ll read and two coffee mugs,
new craft kit, available while supplies a Choose Your all other supplies will
last. Limit one per child, per month, Own Adventure book and decide be provided in a kit
please. which path to take. After, we’ll do a available to registered participants
December: Cotton Ball Snowman fun activity. Pick up your interactive one week before the program. Ages
January: Wooden Egg Penguin activity bag one week before the 9-12. Register.
February: Paper Heart Tree event. Register.
Roll the Dice
Holiday Trivia B-I-N-G-O Thursday, January 13 at 4:30 PM
Monday, December 13 – Sunday, Tuesday, December 28 at 4:30 PM How much fun can we
December 19 It’s Bingo Month have with dice? Join
and you can join us via Zoom for some
us for virtual activities that you can
BINGO! Bingo kits do again and again.
Show your knowledge of different will be available Kits with all required
holiday traditions around the world to registrants one materials will be
and holiday movies by picking up week before the available to registered
a trivia packet at the Information program. Prizes will participants one week before the
Desk. Complete and return to be awarded and program. Grades 3rd - 5th. Register.
the Information Desk by Sunday, winners can pick up their prize at the
December 19 and receive a small
prize.
Library after the event.
Grades 3rd - 5th. Register.
Let’s Have a Poppin’ Good
Time!
Prize Guessing Jar Cool Reads Winter Reading Tuesday, January 18 – Sunday,
Program January 23
Monday, December 20 – Sunday,
December 26
Monday, December 27 – Sunday,
January 2
Each week during winter break we
will put out a clear box filled with toys Monday, January 3 – Monday,
and other prizes. Guess how many February 28
items are in the box and the closest Chill out with a cool read this winter. Celebrate National Popcorn Day
guess wins all the prizes inside. To participate in Cool Reads, pick (January 19) by stopping by the
Guesses must be submitted in person up a reading log at the Library, print Library to guess how many kernels
by 5:00 PM each Sunday. one from our website, or log your are in our guessing jar. If you guess
reading online at northvillelibrary. correctly you’ll win the popcorn gift
New Year’s Resolutions readsquared.com. Read 1,000 basket.
Monday, December 27 – Thursday, minutes and receive a prize. Prizes
December 30 can be claimed through March 6. Weird Winter Trivia
Have you ever Wednesday, January 19 at 4:30 PM
made a New Year’s I Spy at the Library Join Miss Cathrine on Kahoot to test
resolution? Drop Monday, January 3 – Sunday, your knowledge of the winter season.
by the Information January 9 The top three winners will each
Desk to grab a New Drop by the receive a prize, available for pickup
Year’s Resolution Information Desk at the Library until January 26. Ages
Suggestion Card to to pick up your I Spy 8-12. Register.
inspire you into 2022. sheet. Find all
of the items to be
entered into a raffle.
One entry per child.
www.northvillelibrary.org 3
YOUTH EVENTS TEEN EVENTS
= Virtual Event = Virtual Event
Celebrate National Valentine’s Day Hearts and Take and Make Craft Kits
Puzzle Month Crafts December – February
Monday, January 24 at 4:30 PM Tuesday, February 8 at 4:30 PM Grab a craft kit from the Information
Celebrate National Puzzle Month Desk to try out a new craft each
by joining our virtual jigsaw puzzle month, available while supplies
competition. See how quickly your last. Limit one per teen, per month,
team can complete the puzzle. The please.
fastest team will win a prize! The December: Magnetic Daisy Mirrors
puzzle will be available for pickup Valentine’s Day is right around the January: Cord Tacos
by registered participants one week corner. What better way to show February: Byte-sized Heart Necklaces
before the competition. Only one someone you care than by making a
person per team should register. homemade card? Join us on Zoom to Teen Advisory Board
make two cards. Kits are available for Tuesdays at 7 PM
Break-In Bags registered participants to pick up one
week before the program. You will December 14, January 11, February 8
Available Tuesday, February 1 need to provide glue, scissors, and a
Can you crack the marker. Ages 9-12. Register.
code? Think “escape
room,” except
instead of trying to Winter Olympic Trivia
break out, you’re Monday, February 14 – Sunday,
trying to break in. February 20
Solve three puzzles Show your Olympic spirit with our
to find the numeric trivia challenge. Pick up a quiz sheet
code that will open the lock and free in the Library or print one from our Have a great idea for a Library
your loot! Stop by the Information website. Complete and return it by program? Need community service
Desk to pick up your bag. While Sunday, February 20. Five winners hours? If so, our Teen Advisory Board
supplies last. One per child, please. selected at random from correctly is the place for you. TAB meetings
Ages 9-12. completed entries will receive a gift are held virtually on TAB’s exclusive
card to Dick’s Sporting Goods. Grades Discord server. Register.
Stuffed Animal Sleepover K-5.
Drop off: Friday, February 4 by 5 PM
Pickup: Saturday, February 5 from Who HQ For You:
3 – 4:45 PM Black History Month
Wednesday, February 16 at 4:30 PM
Do you love the Who Was… series?
Join Miss Cathrine on Zoom for
activities, trivia, and a love of Who
HQ books celebrating Black History
Month. For recommended Who
HQ Black History Month reads, visit
Have you ever wondered about
what happens at the Library when
whowasbookseries.com. Grades 3-5. Introducing the 2022
it’s closed? We invite your favorite
Register. Battle Books
stuffed animal friend to come spend Bloom by Kenneth Oppel
the night at the Library to find out. Junior Books Chat
Complete a permission slip and we’ll
give your friend a name tag. When
and Chow Peak by Roland Smith
Monday, February 21 at 4:30 PM The Winter Horses by Philip Kerr
you pick up your stuffed animal you’ll
receive a collage of pictures showing Celebrate Black Shadow of the Batgirl by Sarah
what fun they had at the Library. History Month Kuhn, Illustrator Nicole Goux
Register. by reading and
discussing the book Clean Getaway by Nic Stone
Blended, by Sharon Amari and the Night Brothers
Super Bowl Poll Draper, while having by B.B. Alston
Sunday, February 6 – Saturday, a snack and hanging
February 12 on Zoom. Registered The Blackthorn Key by Kevin
Stop in the Youth Department to cast participants will Sands
your vote for who you think will win receive a copy of the
Super Bowl LVI. book and some snacks to save for BATTLE DAY IS
the virtual discussion. Grades 4-5.
Register.
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All Teen programs will be held virtually this Winter. Visit
northvillelibrary.org for event details and to register. Zoom
links will be emailed to registrants the day before the event.
TEEN EVENTS
= Virtual Event
Virtual Discord D&D New Year’s Gaming Party
Saturdays from 12 – 3 PM Tuesday, December 28
December 18, January 29, from 6:30 – 8:30 PM
February 26 Join us via Zoom for two hours of
Roll the dice on a Dungeons and games to celebrate the end of 2021!
Dragons game with our dungeon We’ll party with games like Among
masters – but whatever you do, don’t Us, Jackbox, and Skribbl.io, or you can
split the party! Free Discord account just hang out and enjoy the virtual
is required. Virtual character sheets atmosphere. Bonus raffle and a fun
will be available. Register. craft! Register.
Rice Cooker/Instant Pot Coasters and Cocoa OWN YOUR
Pancakes
Tuesday, December 7 at 7 PM
Tuesday, January 18 at 7 PM STORY
BOOK CLUB
A book club for teens featuring
amazing books about diverse
We will hang on Zoom and have characters and by diverse authors.
some hot cocoa while learning to Registered participants can pick up
Join us on Zoom to learn how to
make one-of-a-kind felt coasters. a loot bag with a copy of the book,
make the super fluffy viral pancake
All supplies provided to registered snacks, and fun activities, and then
that took TikTok by storm. You must
participants. Register. join us on Zoom to discuss the
have access to your own multicooker book. Register.
or a rice cooker and provide some
ingredients, the Library will provide Pop Party A Game for Swallows
by Zeina Abirached
the rest to registered participants. Tuesday, February 15 at 7 PM Thursday, December 16 at 7 PM
Register. Zeina’s living in the
divided city of Beirut
during a civil war. When
her parents don’t return
Battle of the Books one afternoon, her
Launch Day neighbors help her and
her brother through the
Wednesday, December 1 dramatic day.
Battle of the Books begins today!
The books will be available for There are dozens of soda flavors all Indivisible by Daniel Aleman
checkout by the Teen section. over the world – but which are the Thursday, January 20 at 7 PM
Teams can register through the BEST? Join us on Zoom to try ten When Mateo Garcia’s
Library’s website or with forms kinds of soft drinks and vote for the parents are taken by ICE
available at the public desks. Pick champion – and which shouldn’t he realizes that his family’s
up a bag with complementary exist at all! All supplies provided to worst nightmare has
copies of each of the books when registered participants. Register. become a reality. With
your team registers. his parents’ fate and his
own future hanging in the balance,
Battle of the Books Cool Reads Winter Reading Mateo must determine what he is
Managers’ Virtual Program capable of and what it means to be
an American.
Monday, January 3 – Monday,
Meeting February 28 March: Book One by John Lewis,
Tuesday, January 25 at 7 PM Andrew Aydin, and Nate Powell
Mandatory meeting for all Battle Thursday, February 17 at 7 PM
teams’ managers and co-managers. Rooted in the story of
Even if you’ve previously attended, John Lewis’ lifelong
please attend to get the most Chill out with a cool read this winter. struggle for civil and
current information on the Battle To participate in Cool Reads, pick human rights, this is his
process. Register. up a reading log at the Library, print personal story and a
one from our website, or log your reflection on the highs
reading online at northvillelibrary. and lows of the broader
MARCH 9, 2022 readsquared.com. Read 1,000 civil rights movement.
minutes and receive a prize. Prizes
can be claimed through March 6.
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ADULT EVENTS Please note: These events will be held in-person unless otherwise
noted. Visit northvillelibrary.org for event details and to register.
= Virtual Event
Birdwatching & Birding, Make Egg Rolls with Ming
foreign film series with Greg Bodker Wednesday, January 5 at 7 PM
MONDAYS at 6:30 pm Monday, December 6 at 7 PM
More people are
Chef Ming Louie returns to NDL to
teach the basic techniques of Chinese
December 27: Pain and Glory enjoying bird feeding cooking and dining in this hands-on
Spanish, 113 mins, R while close to home program. You’ll learn to speak some
Antonio Banderas during the pandemic. Chinese, use chopsticks, and sample
stars as Salvador, In this virtual program, the egg rolls you create. Register.
a film director in Greg Bodker’s beautiful
physical decline, photography will help you learn more improving your Financial
who reflects on the
choices he’s made as
about birds as he demonstrates the
joys of birding you can have both in
Health in the New Year with
his past and present your backyard and in our area. Novice Josh Bitel, CFP
come crashing down and aspiring birders will especially Tuesday, January 18 at 7 PM
around him. benefit from the program. Register. Join us in learning actionable steps
you can take to improve your
January 24: Ulysses & Mona
French, 82 mins, PG-13 The Chautauqua Movement, financial health in this New Year.
Ulysses, a secluded with Jim Craft Whether just taking a pulse check on
your financial plan, or starting fresh
artist who Wednesday, December 15 at 7 PM with new goals and habits, the start
mysteriously retired of a new calendar year can be a great
a few years ago, time to check off some boxes to guide
meets Mona, a young your financial future.
art student full of life.
The encounter will
change them both. Beginning at Lake Chautauqua in
CITIZENSHIP 1:1 WITH
February 28: Ramen Shop
western New York in 1874, the ADULT SERVICES LIBRARIAN
Japanese & Mandarin, 90 mins,
Chautauqua Movement was a SAMANTHA LOREE
two-week encampment for training
Not rated Sunday school teachers. It soon Friday, January 28: 12 - 2 pm
A young man who evolved into a summer-long resort Friday, February 25: 12 - 2 pm
is curious about his community providing the American Book a 30-minute appointment
deceased parents’ Protestant Middle Class with a to learn about how to start the
past takes a food wholesome option for using the naturalization process and all the free
journey to Singapore emerging phenomenon of summer resources available from the library to
where he uncovers vacation. Jim Craft’s talk covers the assist you along the way. Register.
more than just origins and impact of the movement,
delicious meals.
“Foodies” will love this film.
and its presence in Michigan. Abraham Lincoln: From
Register. Railsplitter to President
Thursday, February 3 at 7 PM
ESL conversation group Trivia Night via Zoom In this virtual
Thursdays at 7 PM: December 16, program, actor-
Tuesdays at 10:30 AM January 20, February 24 storyteller Lou Del
Join this group weekly via Zoom for Keep your mind fresh and test your Bianco presents an
our English as a Second Language general knowledge at our monthly interactive dramatic
sessions. Practice your English trivia night on Zoom. Compete for program in which he
with these friendly and informal the prestige of being Northville’s portrays Lincoln as
conversations. Just drop in! “smartest” Library patron! Register. Civil War President,
frontiersman, and
Adult Winter Reading Winter Harp Concert Series storyteller. Learn about Lincoln’s
personal struggles, as well as his
Monday, January 3 – Monday, with Chanah Ambuter presidential ones in this show
February 28 Monday, December 20 at 7 pm: endorsed by the Lincoln Bicentennial
The Adult Winter Reading Challenge Home for the Holidays Commission. Register.
starts January 3. Read five books and Tuesday, January 4 at 7 pm:
log them online at northvillelibrary. Relax and Refresh
readsquared.com, or turn in a printed Accomplished harpist Chanah
reading log at the Information Desk Ambuter presents a blend of
to receive a prize. All completed logs nostalgic, classic, and rare pieces
will be entered into a Grand Prize inspired to bring joy and
Drawing. relaxation to the winter season.
Register.
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ADULT EVENTS
Please note: These events will be held in-person unless otherwise
noted. Visit northvillelibrary.org for event details and to register.
= Virtual Event
Salem Train Wreck of 1907,
with Joe Oldenburg
At the Library: Monday, February 7
at 7 PM
BOOK CLUBS AT NDL
At Northville Township Hall: Tuesday,
February 8 at 7 PM Between the lines Books & BREWS
On July 20, 1907 at 9:14 AM a trip
to Boblo turned into a disaster when
book discussion Bimonthly on Tuesdays at 7 pm
at the Wagon Wheel Lounge
the train carrying 600 passengers Monthly on Mondays at 7 pm
This is not your
crashed head-on with a freight December 13: The Mercies parents' book
train in Northville Township, club! Join us to sit
leaving 28 people dead and more by Kiran Millwood Hargrave
back, relax, and
than 100 injured. This program is After a storm has killed kick it with a cold
presented in partnership with the off all the island’s one at this lively
Northville Township Historic District men, two women in bimonthly book
Commission. Register. a 1600s Norwegian discussion. Ages 21+ event.
coastal village struggle
In Our Own Voice: African to survive against both
natural forces and the
December 7: In Five Years
by Rebecca Serle
American Art, WITH the men who have been
Detroit Institute of Arts sent to rid the community of Perfect for fans of
Me Before You and
Wednesday, February 9 at 7 PM alleged witchcraft. Fiction. One Day—a striking,
In this virtual talk by a DIA docent, January 10: The Midnight Library powerful, and moving
enhance your awareness of the love story following
creative contributions of African by Matt Haig an ambitious lawyer
Americans from the 19th century Nora’s life has been who experiences an
through present day. This lecture going from bad to astonishing vision
provides a lens to examine issues of worse. Then at the that could change her life
race, gender, politics, and culture. stroke of midnight on forever. Fiction.
Register. her last day on earth
she finds herself February 1: Such a Fun Age
Author Candacy Taylor transported to a
library. There she is
by Kiley Reid
Discusses The Overground given the chance to A page-turning
Railroad undo her regrets and try out each and big-hearted
story about race
Thursday, February 17 at 7 PM of the other lives she might have and privilege,
Taylor hosts a lived. Which raises the ultimate set around a
virtual Q & A session question: with infinite choices, young black
based on her what is the best way to live? babysitter, her
book, Overground Fiction. well-intentioned
Railroad: The Green February 14: Overground Railroad:
employer, and a surprising
Book and the Roots connection that threatens to
of Black Travel in The Green Book and the Roots of undo them both. Fiction.
America. Published Black Travel in America
from 1936 to 1966, by Candacy Taylor
the Green Book was hailed as the This book celebrates Interested in a Book
“black travel guide to America,” the stories of Discussion Group for Seniors?
because it listed hotels and other the hotels,
businesses that were safe for black We are very pleased to partner
restaurants, gas with the Northville Community
travelers. stations, and other
businesses that Center Senior Services to start
Taylor is the curator and content stood up against a book discussion group for
specialist for Negro Motorist Green segregation and boomers and seniors, to be led
Book, an exhibition being toured by were listed in the by a contemporary.
the Smithsonian through 2024. Her Green Book as safe for black Contact Bette Shifman at
work has been featured in over 80 travelers from 1936 to 1966. Don’t bshifman@northvillelibrary.org
media outlets and she was awarded miss the author Q & A on February
a fellowship from the Hutchins anytime to express
17th! Non-fiction. interest.
Center at Harvard University under
the direction of Henry Louis Gates Jr.
Register.
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*during the school year GIFTS AND MEMORIALS
If you would like to memorialize a loved one or honor
someone in your life who is celebrating a milestone,
consider donating a gift book to the Library. The
honoree is recognized with a bookplate placed in each
item. Visit northvillelibrary.org for more information.
In MEMORY Of: In Honor Of:
TECH EVENTS JoAnn Dalziel
By: The Werner Family
Phyllis Stengel’s Birthday
By: Jacquelynn Stengel
TechXpert Computer Help By: Frank & Debbie Palmieri Bina Bernard
By appointment By: T he Bell/Snook and
Darnell Families By: B ook Club Friends of Bina’s
Tuesdays: 2 and 3 PM; Thursdays: 7 PM; Nephew & Niece, Jim & Kathy
Alternating Fridays and Saturdays: 10 AM By: Mary Rutkoske Bernard
Do you have a question about By: R ichard & Donna Hoefer
downloading ebooks, audiobooks, Suzanne Braverman
John Wojcik By: F riends of the Northville District
music, or streaming video to your By: Friday Bridge Friends
device? Email our TechXpert, at Library
smilroy@northvillelibrary.org, or call “Miss Mary” Mary D. Brissette Patricia Greenman’s Birthday
248.349.3020, ext. 213. By: Dorie Freebury Falik By: Jim & Judy Russell
Meet Libby, by OverDrive meeting & Study rooms
Thursday, December 9 at 11 AM
Learn the basics of how to download
ebooks, audiobooks, and magazines with
the Libby app. Bring your NDL card and
PIN, and a tablet or smartphone to follow
along. Register.
Discover Your Next Read
with Goodreads Study rooms are now available on a first-come basis.
Thursday, January 6 at 11 AM Meeting rooms are available to request up to 3 months in advance.
See what your friends are reading. Track Visit the Library’s website at northvillelibrary.org for more information.
the books you’re reading, have read,
and want to read and more. Bring your
Goodreads username and password, and
a tablet or smartphone to follow along. LIBRARY DIRECTOR FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY
Register. Laura Mancini Martha Nork, President
BOARD OF TRUSTEES Denise Stacer, Vice President
MacBook Basics Nicholas Vlisides, Chair Suzanne Salsbury, Treasurer
Thursday, February 10 at 11 AM Joe Corriveau, Vice Chair LIBRARY BOARD MEETINGS
Learn how to create, rename, delete, Robert Sochacki, Secretary Held monthly on Thursdays at
and organize files and folders on your Deborah Stanifer, Treasurer 7 pm in the Carlo Meeting Room.
MacBook. Add your email to the Mail Carol Doyle, Trustee The public is welcome.
app. Update and maintain your Mac. Alan Somershoe, Trustee November 18, December 16,
Bring your MacBook Pro or MacBook Air. Thomas Thompson, Trustee January 27
Register.
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