All Ages. Pick up a Mystery Letter bag (one per family, while supplies last) and decorate the included foam board letter. Then take a walk around town and through your house and try to find as many different things as you can that begin with your Mystery Letter. Write a list of all the things you find. Once you've found at least 10 (or as many things as you can), send your list to mturbak@ewml.org and you will be entered into a contest to win a prize! All entries must be received by April 27.
Pick up outside the Children's Department starting at 10 a.m. Registration is not required. One per family please! Supplies are limited. While supplies last!
All Ages. Pick up a Mystery Letter bag (one per family, while supplies last) and decorate the included foam board letter. Then take a walk around town and through your house and try to find as many different things as you can that begin with your Mystery Letter. Write a list of all the things you find. Once you've found at least 10 (or as many things as you can), send your list to mturbak@ewml.org and you will be entered into a contest to win a prize! All entries must be received by April 27.
Pick up outside the Children's Department starting at 10 a.m. Registration is not required. One per family please! Supplies are limited. While supplies last!
Grades Pre-K-6: Flower Suncatcher Chimes-Use your own paint or permanent markers to make a windchime at home!
Pick up outside the Children's Department starting at 10 a.m. Registration is not required. One per child please! Supplies are limited. While supplies last!
Grades Pre-K-6: Flower Suncatcher Chimes-Use your own paint or permanent markers to make a windchime at home!
Pick up outside the Children's Department starting at 10 a.m. Registration is not required. One per child please! Supplies are limited. While supplies last!
Join us once a month for some lively discussion about great books! April's book discussion will be "Long Bright River" by Liz Moore.
Vannessa Cronin, Amazon Book Review: "Many thrillers distract the readers with false leads and red herrings—it’s part of the joy of reading a good thriller. Long Bright River distracts the reader from seeing the wood for the trees too, by going back to childhood to painstakingly lay out the events that made once-close sisters take divergent paths in life. Raised by their bitter grandmother, Mickey is now an arrow-straight cop, raising a child alone, while Kacey is a victim of Philadelphia’s opioid epidemic. Estranged from one another, Mickey’s job enables her to keep tabs on her sister along with all the other lost souls and criminals on her regular beat. Every sighting of Kacey means one more day Mickey doesn’t have to worry about her sister turning up among the dead in the opioid-ravaged Kensington section of Philly. But when a string of murders coincides with Kacey’s disappearance, Mickey’s fears overrule her good sense and she obsessively hunts for Kacey in a neighborhood riddled with crime, corruption, addiction, danger, and deception. Both a harrowing tale that shows how the arc of addiction can feel like death by a thousand cuts to the rest of the family, and a tense, layered police procedural with a strong sense of place that puts it right up there with the best of Tana French or Dennis Lehane, readers will be thinking about Long Bright River long after the final page is turned."
Books are available a month prior to the program and can be picked up at the Circulation Desk or via our Library-to-Go service.
Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If your library barcode is unavailable, please use your phone number in that space.
Join us once a month for some lively discussion about great books! April's book discussion will be "Long Bright River" by Liz Moore.
Vannessa Cronin, Amazon Book Review: "Many thrillers distract the readers with false leads and red herrings—it’s part of the joy of reading a good thriller. Long Bright River distracts the reader from seeing the wood for the trees too, by going back to childhood to painstakingly lay out the events that made once-close sisters take divergent paths in life. Raised by their bitter grandmother, Mickey is now an arrow-straight cop, raising a child alone, while Kacey is a victim of Philadelphia’s opioid epidemic. Estranged from one another, Mickey’s job enables her to keep tabs on her sister along with all the other lost souls and criminals on her regular beat. Every sighting of Kacey means one more day Mickey doesn’t have to worry about her sister turning up among the dead in the opioid-ravaged Kensington section of Philly. But when a string of murders coincides with Kacey’s disappearance, Mickey’s fears overrule her good sense and she obsessively hunts for Kacey in a neighborhood riddled with crime, corruption, addiction, danger, and deception. Both a harrowing tale that shows how the arc of addiction can feel like death by a thousand cuts to the rest of the family, and a tense, layered police procedural with a strong sense of place that puts it right up there with the best of Tana French or Dennis Lehane, readers will be thinking about Long Bright River long after the final page is turned."
Books are available a month prior to the program and can be picked up at the Circulation Desk or via our Library-to-Go service.
Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If your library barcode is unavailable, please use your phone number in that space.
Presented by Michael Alimo
Strategic planning is essential for your financial planning future. During this workshop we will discuss the foundation to build the proper roadmap for your monetary future. Topics that will be reviewed are setting the groundwork, adjusting for life events, modifying your goals and expectations, being prepared for market corrections and the sequence of returns while withdrawing your savings as well as taxation of your money and the impact this may have as well.
Michael Alimo is a 30-year industry veteran. He started his career early on the floor of the Stock Exchange in Wallstreet. For the past 18 years, Mr. Alimo has served clientele around CT and New England at USA Financial & Tax Services, LLC.
Registration is required. Click here to register with USA Financial
Presented by Michael Alimo
Strategic planning is essential for your financial planning future. During this workshop we will discuss the foundation to build the proper roadmap for your monetary future. Topics that will be reviewed are setting the groundwork, adjusting for life events, modifying your goals and expectations, being prepared for market corrections and the sequence of returns while withdrawing your savings as well as taxation of your money and the impact this may have as well.
Michael Alimo is a 30-year industry veteran. He started his career early on the floor of the Stock Exchange in Wallstreet. For the past 18 years, Mr. Alimo has served clientele around CT and New England at USA Financial & Tax Services, LLC.
Registration is required. Click here to register with USA Financial
The Library Board meets on the third Thursday of every month, beginning at 4:00 p.m. Meetings are usually held in the Rotary Room at the library, but adjustments are being made during the COVID-19 epidemic. Be sure to check the Town website for meeting location.
Meetings will be held during July and August only if needed.
All meetings of this Board meet the accessibility requirements for the disabled.
The Library Board meets on the third Thursday of every month, beginning at 4:00 p.m. Meetings are usually held in the Rotary Room at the library, but adjustments are being made during the COVID-19 epidemic. Be sure to check the Town website for meeting location.
Meetings will be held during July and August only if needed.
All meetings of this Board meet the accessibility requirements for the disabled.
Have you searched the catalog only to find that the book you are looking for is only available via download or in digital format? In addition to learning what that means, you will be learn how to check out and access these materials without leaving your home - using two popular applications: Libby and Overdrive. No Kindle, Nook, or other dedicated e-reader required!
This event takes place online. Please register to receive an email containing the Zoom meeting link, which will be sent out prior to the event. If you would like help connecting to the meeting, please contact me at 203-452-2850 ext. 2982 or mmanoni@ewml.org
Have you searched the catalog only to find that the book you are looking for is only available via download or in digital format? In addition to learning what that means, you will be learn how to check out and access these materials without leaving your home - using two popular applications: Libby and Overdrive. No Kindle, Nook, or other dedicated e-reader required!
This event takes place online. Please register to receive an email containing the Zoom meeting link, which will be sent out prior to the event. If you would like help connecting to the meeting, please contact me at 203-452-2850 ext. 2982 or mmanoni@ewml.org
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
Stop by to sing songs, hear stories, and have some fun with Ms. Michelle!
Register to receive the link to the Zoom meeting in an email. Use your oldest child's name to register. You only need to complete one registration form per family.
Stop by to sing songs, hear stories, and have some fun with Ms. Michelle!
Register to receive the link to the Zoom meeting in an email. Use your oldest child's name to register. You only need to complete one registration form per family.
Grades Pre-K-6: Glitter Gnome Signs-Use the included glitter stickers to make a fun spring decoration!
Pick up outside the Children's Department starting at 10 a.m. Registration is not required. One per child please! Supplies are limited. While supplies last!
Grades Pre-K-6: Glitter Gnome Signs-Use the included glitter stickers to make a fun spring decoration!
Pick up outside the Children's Department starting at 10 a.m. Registration is not required. One per child please! Supplies are limited. While supplies last!
Have you always wanted to write a book, story, poem or memoir? Everyone has a story to tell. Join us on the third Tuesday each month for an opportunity to finally get those ideas out of your head and onto paper (or laptop.) We welcome all types of writers who aspire to publish and anyone else who would like to spend time in a safe, nurturing environment creating and sharing their work. Seniors are encouraged to document family traditions and personal anecdotes to pass on to loved ones.
This month's optional writers prompt: "What makes you really angry?" Submissions are due on April 13th for the April 20th meeting. Please email lobach@ewml.org with your submission, which will be forwarded to the group host.
This program will be held via Zoom. Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If your library barcode is unavailable, please put your phone number in that space.
Have you always wanted to write a book, story, poem or memoir? Everyone has a story to tell. Join us on the third Tuesday each month for an opportunity to finally get those ideas out of your head and onto paper (or laptop.) We welcome all types of writers who aspire to publish and anyone else who would like to spend time in a safe, nurturing environment creating and sharing their work. Seniors are encouraged to document family traditions and personal anecdotes to pass on to loved ones.
This month's optional writers prompt: "What makes you really angry?" Submissions are due on April 13th for the April 20th meeting. Please email lobach@ewml.org with your submission, which will be forwarded to the group host.
This program will be held via Zoom. Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If your library barcode is unavailable, please put your phone number in that space.
EWML is partnering with 22 other libraries across CT and NY to bring you important information in our "Women & Money Series". Each month, we will discuss a different topic dealing with "How to Make Sense of Today's Financial Markets". Join Presenters Julia Strayer and Liz Maccarone as they lead you through need-to-know information and lively discussion from other women joining the program.
Julia Strayer, CPWA®, CIMA®, CRPC®. Senior Vice President, Wealth Management Advisor. Prior to joining Merrill Lynch Wealth Management in 2000, Julia was a vice president and private banker for BankBoston’s Private Bank for 7 years, responsible for asset management and trust services. Previously, Julia worked in marketing for 9 years with Merrill. Julia has a BA from Ohio State University and an MBA from New York University’s Stern School of Business. Julia has appeared on the CNBC show “Power Lunch,” CBS “This Morning,” WGCH’s “Women in Business,” in addition to featured articles in USA Today.
Liz Maccarone, CRPC® . Senior Financial Advisor. Liz joined Merrill Lynch Wealth Management in 2012. Liz works closely with high-net-worth individuals and their families to create personalized and comprehensive strategies that support their goals, including investment management, retirement planning, liability management, and multigenerational planning. Liz values the importance of establishing and cultivating relationships with families including the next generation. Liz graduated from Fairfield University with a dual bachelor’s degree in Finance and Marketing. She began her career working at a boutique investment firm as a Business Development Associate, specializing in commodities and futures trading.
The current list of participating libraries/organizations: New Canaan Library, Fairfield Public Library, Darien Library, Brookfield Library, New Milford Library, Burnham Library, Scoville Memorial Library, Simsbury Library, Rowayton Library, Trumbull Library, Stonington Free Library, Woodbury Library, Westport Library, Morris Public Library, Bronxville Library, Rye Free Reading Room, Purchase Free Library, Mamaroneck Library, Pound Ridge Library, Bedford Free Library, Scarsdale Library and the YWCA- Greenwich.
EWML is partnering with 22 other libraries across CT and NY to bring you important information in our "Women & Money Series". Each month, we will discuss a different topic dealing with "How to Make Sense of Today's Financial Markets". Join Presenters Julia Strayer and Liz Maccarone as they lead you through need-to-know information and lively discussion from other women joining the program.
Julia Strayer, CPWA®, CIMA®, CRPC®. Senior Vice President, Wealth Management Advisor. Prior to joining Merrill Lynch Wealth Management in 2000, Julia was a vice president and private banker for BankBoston’s Private Bank for 7 years, responsible for asset management and trust services. Previously, Julia worked in marketing for 9 years with Merrill. Julia has a BA from Ohio State University and an MBA from New York University’s Stern School of Business. Julia has appeared on the CNBC show “Power Lunch,” CBS “This Morning,” WGCH’s “Women in Business,” in addition to featured articles in USA Today.
Liz Maccarone, CRPC® . Senior Financial Advisor. Liz joined Merrill Lynch Wealth Management in 2012. Liz works closely with high-net-worth individuals and their families to create personalized and comprehensive strategies that support their goals, including investment management, retirement planning, liability management, and multigenerational planning. Liz values the importance of establishing and cultivating relationships with families including the next generation. Liz graduated from Fairfield University with a dual bachelor’s degree in Finance and Marketing. She began her career working at a boutique investment firm as a Business Development Associate, specializing in commodities and futures trading.
The current list of participating libraries/organizations: New Canaan Library, Fairfield Public Library, Darien Library, Brookfield Library, New Milford Library, Burnham Library, Scoville Memorial Library, Simsbury Library, Rowayton Library, Trumbull Library, Stonington Free Library, Woodbury Library, Westport Library, Morris Public Library, Bronxville Library, Rye Free Reading Room, Purchase Free Library, Mamaroneck Library, Pound Ridge Library, Bedford Free Library, Scarsdale Library and the YWCA- Greenwich.
Join us the third Wednesday of every month* for a new Financial Wellness topic with Rebecca Miller! This month, we'll discuss Real Estate After 50
(Tatiana DaSilva, Trusts and Estate attorney). You will learn the most important documents to have in place during the later phases of your life, including business succession, retirement planning and charitable giving strategies.
Presented by Rebecca Miller and the Financial Awareness Foundation – a non-profit dedicated to the advancement of financial literacy.
This program will be conducted through Zoom and registration is required. If your library barcode is unavailable, please put your phone number into that space. You will be emailed with the registration information. To download Zoom and create a free acount, visit www.zoom.us, or visit your app store.
Join us the third Wednesday of every month* for a new Financial Wellness topic with Rebecca Miller! This month, we'll discuss Real Estate After 50
(Tatiana DaSilva, Trusts and Estate attorney). You will learn the most important documents to have in place during the later phases of your life, including business succession, retirement planning and charitable giving strategies.
Presented by Rebecca Miller and the Financial Awareness Foundation – a non-profit dedicated to the advancement of financial literacy.
This program will be conducted through Zoom and registration is required. If your library barcode is unavailable, please put your phone number into that space. You will be emailed with the registration information. To download Zoom and create a free acount, visit www.zoom.us, or visit your app store.
Join Janina of Red Poppy Cakery in making assorted mini quiche. We'll give you some suggestions of flavors, but it's up to your preference! These are great for a small snack or a perfect addition to brunch! All ages are invited - children will need assistance. Sponsored by the Friends of the Edith Wheeler Memorial Library.
Tickets are required to access the Zoom meeting - reserve your FREE tickets here.
Janina Kotulich is a Monroe native, now the owner of Red Poppy Cakery in Burlington, Vermont. In addition to making extravagant cakes and cupcakes, she leads home bakers all over the world through some of her favorite recipes step by step over zoom. She is passionate about making great pastries feel accessible at home!
Join Janina of Red Poppy Cakery in making assorted mini quiche. We'll give you some suggestions of flavors, but it's up to your preference! These are great for a small snack or a perfect addition to brunch! All ages are invited - children will need assistance. Sponsored by the Friends of the Edith Wheeler Memorial Library.
Tickets are required to access the Zoom meeting - reserve your FREE tickets here.
Janina Kotulich is a Monroe native, now the owner of Red Poppy Cakery in Burlington, Vermont. In addition to making extravagant cakes and cupcakes, she leads home bakers all over the world through some of her favorite recipes step by step over zoom. She is passionate about making great pastries feel accessible at home!
Join Janina of Red Poppy Cakery in making assorted mini quiche. We'll give you some suggestions of flavors, but it's up to your preference! These are great for a small snack or a perfect addition to brunch! All ages are invited - children will need assistance. Sponsored by the Friends of the Edith Wheeler Memorial Library.
Tickets are required to access the Zoom meeting - reserve your FREE tickets here.
Janina Kotulich is a Monroe native, now the owner of Red Poppy Cakery in Burlington, Vermont. In addition to making extravagant cakes and cupcakes, she leads home bakers all over the world through some of her favorite recipes step by step over zoom. She is passionate about making great pastries feel accessible at home!
Join Janina of Red Poppy Cakery in making assorted mini quiche. We'll give you some suggestions of flavors, but it's up to your preference! These are great for a small snack or a perfect addition to brunch! All ages are invited - children will need assistance. Sponsored by the Friends of the Edith Wheeler Memorial Library.
Tickets are required to access the Zoom meeting - reserve your FREE tickets here.
Janina Kotulich is a Monroe native, now the owner of Red Poppy Cakery in Burlington, Vermont. In addition to making extravagant cakes and cupcakes, she leads home bakers all over the world through some of her favorite recipes step by step over zoom. She is passionate about making great pastries feel accessible at home!
Join Janina of Red Poppy Cakery in making assorted mini quiche. We'll give you some suggestions of flavors, but it's up to your preference! These are great for a small snack or a perfect addition to brunch! All ages are invited - children will need assistance. Sponsored by the Friends of the Edith Wheeler Memorial Library.
Tickets are required to access the Zoom meeting - reserve your FREE tickets here.
Janina Kotulich is a Monroe native, now the owner of Red Poppy Cakery in Burlington, Vermont. In addition to making extravagant cakes and cupcakes, she leads home bakers all over the world through some of her favorite recipes step by step over zoom. She is passionate about making great pastries feel accessible at home!
Join Janina of Red Poppy Cakery in making assorted mini quiche. We'll give you some suggestions of flavors, but it's up to your preference! These are great for a small snack or a perfect addition to brunch! All ages are invited - children will need assistance. Sponsored by the Friends of the Edith Wheeler Memorial Library.
Tickets are required to access the Zoom meeting - reserve your FREE tickets here.
Janina Kotulich is a Monroe native, now the owner of Red Poppy Cakery in Burlington, Vermont. In addition to making extravagant cakes and cupcakes, she leads home bakers all over the world through some of her favorite recipes step by step over zoom. She is passionate about making great pastries feel accessible at home!
Do you use Microsoft Windows but have put off learning about some of the features? In this class, you will learn how to sort and manage files (copy/paste/save,etc.), create folders, move shortcuts, and install/uninstall applications. Other topics such as the right-click menu, de-cluttering folders, searching for files, and saving to an external drive will also be discussed. Lastly, you will understand why Windows is called Windows!
This event takes place online. Please register to receive an email containing the Zoom meeting link, which will be sent out prior to the event. If you would like help connecting to the meeting, please contact me at 203-452-2850 ext. 2982 or mmanoni@ewml.org
Do you use Microsoft Windows but have put off learning about some of the features? In this class, you will learn how to sort and manage files (copy/paste/save,etc.), create folders, move shortcuts, and install/uninstall applications. Other topics such as the right-click menu, de-cluttering folders, searching for files, and saving to an external drive will also be discussed. Lastly, you will understand why Windows is called Windows!
This event takes place online. Please register to receive an email containing the Zoom meeting link, which will be sent out prior to the event. If you would like help connecting to the meeting, please contact me at 203-452-2850 ext. 2982 or mmanoni@ewml.org
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
Stop by to sing songs, hear stories, and have some fun with Ms. Michelle!
Register to receive the link to the Zoom meeting in an email. Use your oldest child's name to register. You only need to complete one registration form per family.
Stop by to sing songs, hear stories, and have some fun with Ms. Michelle!
Register to receive the link to the Zoom meeting in an email. Use your oldest child's name to register. You only need to complete one registration form per family.
Join Miss Katie to design your own Bulbasaur Pokémon planter and learn how to start some seeds of your choice! Miss Katie will also share some books about gardening!
Grades K - 6. Younger children may need assistance from a parent or guardian.
This program takes place online. Please register to receive the Zoom link in an email. Please fill out one registration form per child.
Most of the materials needed will be provided by the library. These will be available starting on Wednesday April 14th, either for curbside pickup or inside the children's department, during our hours. (9 - 3 Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday, 9 - 6 Tuesday, 9 - 2 Friday, and 9 - 12 Saturday.) If you are picking up curbside, please call the children’s department when you get there to let them know you’d like to pick up the materials, and they will place them outside for you.
***Registration is open until Tues. April 20th at 4PM.
Please gather the following additional materials from home and bring them with you:
Scissors
A black sharpie to draw bulbasaur's mouth and nose
A small cup of water and a paintbrush
A paper towel or rag for drying off paint brush.
Anything extra you want to use to decorate your bulbasaur - stickers, jewels, etc. (Some of these will also be provided in the to-go bags from the library.)
Join Miss Katie to design your own Bulbasaur Pokémon planter and learn how to start some seeds of your choice! Miss Katie will also share some books about gardening!
Grades K - 6. Younger children may need assistance from a parent or guardian.
This program takes place online. Please register to receive the Zoom link in an email. Please fill out one registration form per child.
Most of the materials needed will be provided by the library. These will be available starting on Wednesday April 14th, either for curbside pickup or inside the children's department, during our hours. (9 - 3 Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday, 9 - 6 Tuesday, 9 - 2 Friday, and 9 - 12 Saturday.) If you are picking up curbside, please call the children’s department when you get there to let them know you’d like to pick up the materials, and they will place them outside for you.
***Registration is open until Tues. April 20th at 4PM.
Please gather the following additional materials from home and bring them with you:
Scissors
A black sharpie to draw bulbasaur's mouth and nose
A small cup of water and a paintbrush
A paper towel or rag for drying off paint brush.
Anything extra you want to use to decorate your bulbasaur - stickers, jewels, etc. (Some of these will also be provided in the to-go bags from the library.)
Pre-K - Grade 1. Join local author Monica Talbot-Kerkes for a reading of her new book, The Llove Llama. The book is about a quest for friendship taken by a brave and adorable llama named Llove who travels the world in search of her new best friend. You will learn world geography and navigation as The Llove Llama travels continent to continent meeting new fun friends along the way. After the reading, Monica will introduce us to some of the llamas at Rowenwood Farm in Newtown, CT. If you love llamas, you won’t want to miss this exciting program!
*Register to receive the link to the Zoom meeting in an email. Use your oldest child's name to register. One registration per family.*
Pre-K - Grade 1. Join local author Monica Talbot-Kerkes for a reading of her new book, The Llove Llama. The book is about a quest for friendship taken by a brave and adorable llama named Llove who travels the world in search of her new best friend. You will learn world geography and navigation as The Llove Llama travels continent to continent meeting new fun friends along the way. After the reading, Monica will introduce us to some of the llamas at Rowenwood Farm in Newtown, CT. If you love llamas, you won’t want to miss this exciting program!
*Register to receive the link to the Zoom meeting in an email. Use your oldest child's name to register. One registration per family.*
Grades Pre-K-6: Beaded Bracelets-Use our beads and string to make a beaded bracelet at home!
Pick up outside the Children's Department starting at 10 a.m. Registration is not required. One per child please! Supplies are limited. While supplies last!
Grades Pre-K-6: Beaded Bracelets-Use our beads and string to make a beaded bracelet at home!
Pick up outside the Children's Department starting at 10 a.m. Registration is not required. One per child please! Supplies are limited. While supplies last!
Online video conferencing has become one of the most widely used forms of communication over the past year, but many people still struggle with getting the most out of the Zoom platform - whether it be hosting meetings or understanding the program's many options. In addition to covering some of the more advanced settings and features of the Zoom program, such as custom backgrounds, audio and video configuration, and accessibility options, this class will teach you how to create, configure, and host your own meeting.
This event takes place online. Please register to receive an email containing the Zoom meeting link, which will be sent out prior to the event. If you would like help connecting to the meeting, please contact me at 203-452-2850 ext. 2982 or mmanoni@ewml.org
Online video conferencing has become one of the most widely used forms of communication over the past year, but many people still struggle with getting the most out of the Zoom platform - whether it be hosting meetings or understanding the program's many options. In addition to covering some of the more advanced settings and features of the Zoom program, such as custom backgrounds, audio and video configuration, and accessibility options, this class will teach you how to create, configure, and host your own meeting.
This event takes place online. Please register to receive an email containing the Zoom meeting link, which will be sent out prior to the event. If you would like help connecting to the meeting, please contact me at 203-452-2850 ext. 2982 or mmanoni@ewml.org
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
Stop by to sing songs, hear stories, and have some fun with Ms. Michelle!
Register to receive the link to the Zoom meeting in an email. Use your oldest child's name to register. You only need to complete one registration form per family.
Stop by to sing songs, hear stories, and have some fun with Ms. Michelle!
Register to receive the link to the Zoom meeting in an email. Use your oldest child's name to register. You only need to complete one registration form per family.
Have you accidentally deleted a file that you needed, or saved over a document that you had been working on for hours or weeks? Has your computer crashed and will no longer boot; preventing you from retrieving your music or cherished photos? If any of these situations apply, or if you would simply like to know how to recover your information using freely-available file recovery programs, please attend this class! This class will teach you intermediate-advanced skills.
This event takes place online. Please register to receive an email containing the Zoom meeting link, which will be sent out prior to the event. If you would like help connecting to the meeting, please contact me at 203-452-2850 ext. 2982 or mmanoni@ewml.org
Have you accidentally deleted a file that you needed, or saved over a document that you had been working on for hours or weeks? Has your computer crashed and will no longer boot; preventing you from retrieving your music or cherished photos? If any of these situations apply, or if you would simply like to know how to recover your information using freely-available file recovery programs, please attend this class! This class will teach you intermediate-advanced skills.
This event takes place online. Please register to receive an email containing the Zoom meeting link, which will be sent out prior to the event. If you would like help connecting to the meeting, please contact me at 203-452-2850 ext. 2982 or mmanoni@ewml.org
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
Stop by to sing songs, hear stories, and have some fun with Ms. Michelle!
Register to receive the link to the Zoom meeting in an email. Use your oldest child's name to register. You only need to complete one registration form per family.
Stop by to sing songs, hear stories, and have some fun with Ms. Michelle!
Register to receive the link to the Zoom meeting in an email. Use your oldest child's name to register. You only need to complete one registration form per family.
Join Miss Katie to design your own Minecraft-inspired bee box! Miss Katie will also share some books and facts about our friends, the bees!
Grades K - 6. Younger children may need assistance from a parent or guardian.
This program takes place online. Please register to receive the Zoom link in an email. Please fill out one registration form per child.
Most of the materials needed will be provided by the library. These will be available starting on Wednesday April 28th, either for curbside pickup or inside the children's department, during our hours. (9 - 3 Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday, 9 - 6 Tuesday, 9 - 2 Friday, and 9 - 12 Saturday.) If you are picking up curbside, please call the children’s department when you get there to let them know you’d like to pick up the materials, and they will place them outside for you.
Please gather the following additional materials from home and bring them with you to the program:
Scissors
A small cup of water and a paintbrush
Duct tape
Anything extra you want to use to decorate your bee - stickers, jewels, etc. (Some of these will also be provided in the to-go bags from the library.)
Join Miss Katie to design your own Minecraft-inspired bee box! Miss Katie will also share some books and facts about our friends, the bees!
Grades K - 6. Younger children may need assistance from a parent or guardian.
This program takes place online. Please register to receive the Zoom link in an email. Please fill out one registration form per child.
Most of the materials needed will be provided by the library. These will be available starting on Wednesday April 28th, either for curbside pickup or inside the children's department, during our hours. (9 - 3 Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday, 9 - 6 Tuesday, 9 - 2 Friday, and 9 - 12 Saturday.) If you are picking up curbside, please call the children’s department when you get there to let them know you’d like to pick up the materials, and they will place them outside for you.
Please gather the following additional materials from home and bring them with you to the program:
Scissors
A small cup of water and a paintbrush
Duct tape
Anything extra you want to use to decorate your bee - stickers, jewels, etc. (Some of these will also be provided in the to-go bags from the library.)
Become a Trusted Advisor in Your Business & Community
It's what's compelling to your audience first and not what makes you unique to them in the beginning. It's more of why you do what you do based on your values that align in some way with your core audience.
Attendees will:
• Learn what will make you and your business compelling to your audience.
• Be able to implement a process to retain current customers and attract more people to their business based on similar values.
• Know to be more compelling and influential to others as an authority in their business.
• Learn how to create a value statement that as part of any marketing or customer service strategy that will lead to more referrals and higher retention with customers.
Presenter: Chris Salem
Chris Salem is an Executive Coach, Corp. Trainer, and Professional Speaker who mentors C-Suite, business leaders, entrepreneurs, & sales professionals to create sustainable success at the next level.
He has a successful career of 26 years as a senior sales executive. He shares from experience what has worked successfully for him via understanding the root cause behind the effects of limiting patterns in our business & personally. He co-authored "Mastering the Art of Success" with Jack Canfield.
Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. Register with Fairfield County Score here
This program is co-sponsored by the Edith Wheeler Memorial Library, Fairfield County SCORE, and the Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Become a Trusted Advisor in Your Business & Community
It's what's compelling to your audience first and not what makes you unique to them in the beginning. It's more of why you do what you do based on your values that align in some way with your core audience.
Attendees will:
• Learn what will make you and your business compelling to your audience.
• Be able to implement a process to retain current customers and attract more people to their business based on similar values.
• Know to be more compelling and influential to others as an authority in their business.
• Learn how to create a value statement that as part of any marketing or customer service strategy that will lead to more referrals and higher retention with customers.
Presenter: Chris Salem
Chris Salem is an Executive Coach, Corp. Trainer, and Professional Speaker who mentors C-Suite, business leaders, entrepreneurs, & sales professionals to create sustainable success at the next level.
He has a successful career of 26 years as a senior sales executive. He shares from experience what has worked successfully for him via understanding the root cause behind the effects of limiting patterns in our business & personally. He co-authored "Mastering the Art of Success" with Jack Canfield.
Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. Register with Fairfield County Score here
This program is co-sponsored by the Edith Wheeler Memorial Library, Fairfield County SCORE, and the Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Join us once a month for some lively discussion about great books! May's book discussion will be "The House We Grew Up In" by Lisa Jewell.
From Amazon: "Meet the picture-perfect Bird family: pragmatic Meg, dreamy Beth, and towheaded twins Rory and Rhys, one an adventurous troublemaker, the other his slighter, more sensitive counterpart. Their father is a sweet, gangly man, but it’s their beautiful, free-spirited mother Lorelei who spins at the center. In those early years, Lorelei tries to freeze time by filling their simple brick house with precious mementos. Easter egg foils are her favorite. Craft supplies, too. She hangs all of the children’s art, to her husband’s chagrin.
Then one Easter weekend, a tragedy so devastating occurs that, almost imperceptibly, it begins to tear the family apart. Years pass and the children have become adults, while Lorelei has become the county’s worst hoarder. She has alienated her husband and children and has been living as a recluse. But then something happens that beckons the Bird family back to the house they grew up in—to finally understand the events of that long-ago Easter weekend and to unearth the many secrets hidden within the nooks and crannies of home."
Books are available a month prior to the program and can be picked up at the Circulation Desk or via our Library-to-Go service.
Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If your library barcode is unavailable, please use your phone number in that space.
Join us once a month for some lively discussion about great books! May's book discussion will be "The House We Grew Up In" by Lisa Jewell.
From Amazon: "Meet the picture-perfect Bird family: pragmatic Meg, dreamy Beth, and towheaded twins Rory and Rhys, one an adventurous troublemaker, the other his slighter, more sensitive counterpart. Their father is a sweet, gangly man, but it’s their beautiful, free-spirited mother Lorelei who spins at the center. In those early years, Lorelei tries to freeze time by filling their simple brick house with precious mementos. Easter egg foils are her favorite. Craft supplies, too. She hangs all of the children’s art, to her husband’s chagrin.
Then one Easter weekend, a tragedy so devastating occurs that, almost imperceptibly, it begins to tear the family apart. Years pass and the children have become adults, while Lorelei has become the county’s worst hoarder. She has alienated her husband and children and has been living as a recluse. But then something happens that beckons the Bird family back to the house they grew up in—to finally understand the events of that long-ago Easter weekend and to unearth the many secrets hidden within the nooks and crannies of home."
Books are available a month prior to the program and can be picked up at the Circulation Desk or via our Library-to-Go service.
Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If your library barcode is unavailable, please use your phone number in that space.
In addition to learning about various subscription-based and free applications used for storing, and accessing personal files and data online, viewers will learn how personal email addresses, like Gmail and Yahoo (among others), can be accessed via the Outlook client. There will be time for questions following the presentation.
This event takes place online. Please register to receive an email containing the Zoom meeting link, which will be sent out prior to the event. If you would like help connecting to the meeting, please contact me at 203-452-2850 ext. 2982 or mmanoni@ewml.org
In addition to learning about various subscription-based and free applications used for storing, and accessing personal files and data online, viewers will learn how personal email addresses, like Gmail and Yahoo (among others), can be accessed via the Outlook client. There will be time for questions following the presentation.
This event takes place online. Please register to receive an email containing the Zoom meeting link, which will be sent out prior to the event. If you would like help connecting to the meeting, please contact me at 203-452-2850 ext. 2982 or mmanoni@ewml.org
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
Join us bi-monthly for some great conversation about classic books! This month, we will be discussing "Invisible Man" by Ralph Ellison
From Amazon.com: "Originally published in 1952 as the first novel by a then unknown author, it remained on the bestseller list for sixteen weeks, won the National Book Award for fiction, and established Ralph Ellison as one of the key writers of the century.
The book's nameless narrator describes growing up in a black community in the South, attending a Negro college from which he is expelled, moving to New York and becoming the chief spokesman of the Harlem branch of "the Brotherhood", before retreating amid violence and confusion to the basement lair of the Invisible Man he imagines himself to be.
The book is a passionate and witty tour de force of style, strongly influenced by T.S. Eliot's The Waste Land, James Joyce, and Dostoevsky."
Copies are available at the library via Library-to-go Curbside Service, or at the Circulation Desk.
Registration is required for this program to receive the Zoom link. If you do not have your library barcode number, please write your phone number in that space. If you do not receive the Zoom link by the day of the program, please check your SPAM folder - especially if you use a Gmail account. Links are sent out 5 - 7 days in advance.
Join us bi-monthly for some great conversation about classic books! This month, we will be discussing "Invisible Man" by Ralph Ellison
From Amazon.com: "Originally published in 1952 as the first novel by a then unknown author, it remained on the bestseller list for sixteen weeks, won the National Book Award for fiction, and established Ralph Ellison as one of the key writers of the century.
The book's nameless narrator describes growing up in a black community in the South, attending a Negro college from which he is expelled, moving to New York and becoming the chief spokesman of the Harlem branch of "the Brotherhood", before retreating amid violence and confusion to the basement lair of the Invisible Man he imagines himself to be.
The book is a passionate and witty tour de force of style, strongly influenced by T.S. Eliot's The Waste Land, James Joyce, and Dostoevsky."
Copies are available at the library via Library-to-go Curbside Service, or at the Circulation Desk.
Registration is required for this program to receive the Zoom link. If you do not have your library barcode number, please write your phone number in that space. If you do not receive the Zoom link by the day of the program, please check your SPAM folder - especially if you use a Gmail account. Links are sent out 5 - 7 days in advance.
Have you always wanted to write a book, story, poem or memoir? Everyone has a story to tell. Join us on the third Tuesday each month for an opportunity to finally get those ideas out of your head and onto paper (or laptop.) We welcome all types of writers who aspire to publish and anyone else who would like to spend time in a safe, nurturing environment creating and sharing their work. Seniors are encouraged to document family traditions and personal anecdotes to pass on to loved ones.
This program will be held via Zoom. Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If your library barcode is unavailable, please put your phone number in that space.
Have you always wanted to write a book, story, poem or memoir? Everyone has a story to tell. Join us on the third Tuesday each month for an opportunity to finally get those ideas out of your head and onto paper (or laptop.) We welcome all types of writers who aspire to publish and anyone else who would like to spend time in a safe, nurturing environment creating and sharing their work. Seniors are encouraged to document family traditions and personal anecdotes to pass on to loved ones.
This program will be held via Zoom. Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If your library barcode is unavailable, please put your phone number in that space.
EWML is partnering with 22 other libraries across CT and NY to bring you important information in our "Women & Money Series". Each month, we will discuss a different topic dealing with "How to Make Sense of Today's Financial Markets". Join Presenters Julia Strayer and Liz Maccarone as they lead you through need-to-know information and lively discussion from other women joining the program.
Julia Strayer, CPWA®, CIMA®, CRPC®. Senior Vice President, Wealth Management Advisor. Prior to joining Merrill Lynch Wealth Management in 2000, Julia was a vice president and private banker for BankBoston’s Private Bank for 7 years, responsible for asset management and trust services. Previously, Julia worked in marketing for 9 years with Merrill. Julia has a BA from Ohio State University and an MBA from New York University’s Stern School of Business. Julia has appeared on the CNBC show “Power Lunch,” CBS “This Morning,” WGCH’s “Women in Business,” in addition to featured articles in USA Today.
Liz Maccarone, CRPC® . Senior Financial Advisor. Liz joined Merrill Lynch Wealth Management in 2012. Liz works closely with high-net-worth individuals and their families to create personalized and comprehensive strategies that support their goals, including investment management, retirement planning, liability management, and multigenerational planning. Liz values the importance of establishing and cultivating relationships with families including the next generation. Liz graduated from Fairfield University with a dual bachelor’s degree in Finance and Marketing. She began her career working at a boutique investment firm as a Business Development Associate, specializing in commodities and futures trading.
The current list of participating libraries/organizations: New Canaan Library, Fairfield Public Library, Darien Library, Brookfield Library, New Milford Library, Burnham Library, Scoville Memorial Library, Simsbury Library, Rowayton Library, Trumbull Library, Stonington Free Library, Woodbury Library, Westport Library, Morris Public Library, Bronxville Library, Rye Free Reading Room, Purchase Free Library, Mamaroneck Library, Pound Ridge Library, Bedford Free Library, Scarsdale Library and the YWCA- Greenwich.
EWML is partnering with 22 other libraries across CT and NY to bring you important information in our "Women & Money Series". Each month, we will discuss a different topic dealing with "How to Make Sense of Today's Financial Markets". Join Presenters Julia Strayer and Liz Maccarone as they lead you through need-to-know information and lively discussion from other women joining the program.
Julia Strayer, CPWA®, CIMA®, CRPC®. Senior Vice President, Wealth Management Advisor. Prior to joining Merrill Lynch Wealth Management in 2000, Julia was a vice president and private banker for BankBoston’s Private Bank for 7 years, responsible for asset management and trust services. Previously, Julia worked in marketing for 9 years with Merrill. Julia has a BA from Ohio State University and an MBA from New York University’s Stern School of Business. Julia has appeared on the CNBC show “Power Lunch,” CBS “This Morning,” WGCH’s “Women in Business,” in addition to featured articles in USA Today.
Liz Maccarone, CRPC® . Senior Financial Advisor. Liz joined Merrill Lynch Wealth Management in 2012. Liz works closely with high-net-worth individuals and their families to create personalized and comprehensive strategies that support their goals, including investment management, retirement planning, liability management, and multigenerational planning. Liz values the importance of establishing and cultivating relationships with families including the next generation. Liz graduated from Fairfield University with a dual bachelor’s degree in Finance and Marketing. She began her career working at a boutique investment firm as a Business Development Associate, specializing in commodities and futures trading.
The current list of participating libraries/organizations: New Canaan Library, Fairfield Public Library, Darien Library, Brookfield Library, New Milford Library, Burnham Library, Scoville Memorial Library, Simsbury Library, Rowayton Library, Trumbull Library, Stonington Free Library, Woodbury Library, Westport Library, Morris Public Library, Bronxville Library, Rye Free Reading Room, Purchase Free Library, Mamaroneck Library, Pound Ridge Library, Bedford Free Library, Scarsdale Library and the YWCA- Greenwich.
Lessons From Apartheid: How Americans Can Join Across Racial Differences
The Black Lives Matter protests that swept through the nation in 2020 made many Americans question their own beliefs and long held assumptions about race and privilege in America. Manju will give a brief overview of her experiences growing up in South Africa under the system of racial separation called Apartheid, and draw parallels with America's own past and present experiences with racism.
Presented by Manju Soni: Manju Soni was born and grew up under apartheid in South Africa, where she trained as an ophthalmologist. At a young age she was introduced to social justice issues in high school during the student protests called the Soweto Uprising. Then, apartheid police killed close to 200 people, most of them middle and high school students. Her debut nonfiction book, When Lions Roared: How Brave Young People Defied Apartheid, captures her experiences during these tumultuous times.
As an author Manju’s first short story was published by Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine. She’s the winner of the Leon B. Burnstein/MWA-NY Scholarship, and the 2020 runner up to the Eleanor Taylor Bland Crime Fiction Writers of Color Award. She’s currently working on her mystery/suspense which is set in a small town not too different from Mystic where she lives.
Please register by 4:00pm to receive the Zoom link. If you do not receive the Zoom link by the day of the program, please CHECK YOUR SPAM - especially Gmail users! Most links are sent 5 - 7 days before the program.
Lessons From Apartheid: How Americans Can Join Across Racial Differences
The Black Lives Matter protests that swept through the nation in 2020 made many Americans question their own beliefs and long held assumptions about race and privilege in America. Manju will give a brief overview of her experiences growing up in South Africa under the system of racial separation called Apartheid, and draw parallels with America's own past and present experiences with racism.
Presented by Manju Soni: Manju Soni was born and grew up under apartheid in South Africa, where she trained as an ophthalmologist. At a young age she was introduced to social justice issues in high school during the student protests called the Soweto Uprising. Then, apartheid police killed close to 200 people, most of them middle and high school students. Her debut nonfiction book, When Lions Roared: How Brave Young People Defied Apartheid, captures her experiences during these tumultuous times.
As an author Manju’s first short story was published by Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine. She’s the winner of the Leon B. Burnstein/MWA-NY Scholarship, and the 2020 runner up to the Eleanor Taylor Bland Crime Fiction Writers of Color Award. She’s currently working on her mystery/suspense which is set in a small town not too different from Mystic where she lives.
Please register by 4:00pm to receive the Zoom link. If you do not receive the Zoom link by the day of the program, please CHECK YOUR SPAM - especially Gmail users! Most links are sent 5 - 7 days before the program.
The Library Board meets on the third Thursday of every month, beginning at 4:00 p.m. Meetings are usually held in the Rotary Room at the library, but adjustments are being made during the COVID-19 epidemic. Be sure to check the Town website for meeting location.
Meetings will be held during July and August only if needed.
All meetings of this Board meet the accessibility requirements for the disabled.
The Library Board meets on the third Thursday of every month, beginning at 4:00 p.m. Meetings are usually held in the Rotary Room at the library, but adjustments are being made during the COVID-19 epidemic. Be sure to check the Town website for meeting location.
Meetings will be held during July and August only if needed.
All meetings of this Board meet the accessibility requirements for the disabled.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
Join us once a month for some lively discussion about great books! June's book discussion will be "The Dutch House" by Ann Patchett.
From Amazon: "At the end of the Second World War, Cyril Conroy combines luck and a single canny investment to begin an enormous real estate empire, propelling his family from poverty to enormous wealth. His first order of business is to buy the Dutch House, a lavish estate in the suburbs outside of Philadelphia. Meant as a surprise for his wife, the house sets in motion the undoing of everyone he loves.
The story is told by Cyril’s son Danny, as he and his older sister, the brilliantly acerbic and self-assured Maeve, are exiled from the house where they grew up by their stepmother. The two wealthy siblings are thrown back into the poverty their parents had escaped from and find that all they have to count on is one another. It is this unshakeable bond between them that both saves their lives and thwarts their futures.
Set over the course of five decades, The Dutch House is a dark fairy tale about two smart people who cannot overcome their past. Despite every outward sign of success, Danny and Maeve are only truly comfortable when they’re together. Throughout their lives they return to the well-worn story of what they’ve lost with humor and rage. But when at last they’re forced to confront the people who left them behind, the relationship between an indulged brother and his ever-protective sister is finally tested."
Books are available a month prior to the program and can be picked up at the Circulation Desk or via our Library-to-Go service.
Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If your library barcode is unavailable, please use your phone number in that space.
Join us once a month for some lively discussion about great books! June's book discussion will be "The Dutch House" by Ann Patchett.
From Amazon: "At the end of the Second World War, Cyril Conroy combines luck and a single canny investment to begin an enormous real estate empire, propelling his family from poverty to enormous wealth. His first order of business is to buy the Dutch House, a lavish estate in the suburbs outside of Philadelphia. Meant as a surprise for his wife, the house sets in motion the undoing of everyone he loves.
The story is told by Cyril’s son Danny, as he and his older sister, the brilliantly acerbic and self-assured Maeve, are exiled from the house where they grew up by their stepmother. The two wealthy siblings are thrown back into the poverty their parents had escaped from and find that all they have to count on is one another. It is this unshakeable bond between them that both saves their lives and thwarts their futures.
Set over the course of five decades, The Dutch House is a dark fairy tale about two smart people who cannot overcome their past. Despite every outward sign of success, Danny and Maeve are only truly comfortable when they’re together. Throughout their lives they return to the well-worn story of what they’ve lost with humor and rage. But when at last they’re forced to confront the people who left them behind, the relationship between an indulged brother and his ever-protective sister is finally tested."
Books are available a month prior to the program and can be picked up at the Circulation Desk or via our Library-to-Go service.
Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If your library barcode is unavailable, please use your phone number in that space.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
Have you always wanted to write a book, story, poem or memoir? Everyone has a story to tell. Join us on the third Tuesday each month for an opportunity to finally get those ideas out of your head and onto paper (or laptop.) We welcome all types of writers who aspire to publish and anyone else who would like to spend time in a safe, nurturing environment creating and sharing their work. Seniors are encouraged to document family traditions and personal anecdotes to pass on to loved ones.
This program will be held via Zoom. Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If your library barcode is unavailable, please put your phone number in that space.
Have you always wanted to write a book, story, poem or memoir? Everyone has a story to tell. Join us on the third Tuesday each month for an opportunity to finally get those ideas out of your head and onto paper (or laptop.) We welcome all types of writers who aspire to publish and anyone else who would like to spend time in a safe, nurturing environment creating and sharing their work. Seniors are encouraged to document family traditions and personal anecdotes to pass on to loved ones.
This program will be held via Zoom. Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. If your library barcode is unavailable, please put your phone number in that space.
EWML is partnering with 22 other libraries across CT and NY to bring you important information in our "Women & Money Series". Each month, we will discuss a different topic dealing with "How to Make Sense of Today's Financial Markets". Join Presenters Julia Strayer and Liz Maccarone as they lead you through need-to-know information and lively discussion from other women joining the program.
Julia Strayer, CPWA®, CIMA®, CRPC®. Senior Vice President, Wealth Management Advisor. Prior to joining Merrill Lynch Wealth Management in 2000, Julia was a vice president and private banker for BankBoston’s Private Bank for 7 years, responsible for asset management and trust services. Previously, Julia worked in marketing for 9 years with Merrill. Julia has a BA from Ohio State University and an MBA from New York University’s Stern School of Business. Julia has appeared on the CNBC show “Power Lunch,” CBS “This Morning,” WGCH’s “Women in Business,” in addition to featured articles in USA Today.
Liz Maccarone, CRPC® . Senior Financial Advisor. Liz joined Merrill Lynch Wealth Management in 2012. Liz works closely with high-net-worth individuals and their families to create personalized and comprehensive strategies that support their goals, including investment management, retirement planning, liability management, and multigenerational planning. Liz values the importance of establishing and cultivating relationships with families including the next generation. Liz graduated from Fairfield University with a dual bachelor’s degree in Finance and Marketing. She began her career working at a boutique investment firm as a Business Development Associate, specializing in commodities and futures trading.
The current list of participating libraries/organizations: New Canaan Library, Fairfield Public Library, Darien Library, Brookfield Library, New Milford Library, Burnham Library, Scoville Memorial Library, Simsbury Library, Rowayton Library, Trumbull Library, Stonington Free Library, Woodbury Library, Westport Library, Morris Public Library, Bronxville Library, Rye Free Reading Room, Purchase Free Library, Mamaroneck Library, Pound Ridge Library, Bedford Free Library, Scarsdale Library and the YWCA- Greenwich.
EWML is partnering with 22 other libraries across CT and NY to bring you important information in our "Women & Money Series". Each month, we will discuss a different topic dealing with "How to Make Sense of Today's Financial Markets". Join Presenters Julia Strayer and Liz Maccarone as they lead you through need-to-know information and lively discussion from other women joining the program.
Julia Strayer, CPWA®, CIMA®, CRPC®. Senior Vice President, Wealth Management Advisor. Prior to joining Merrill Lynch Wealth Management in 2000, Julia was a vice president and private banker for BankBoston’s Private Bank for 7 years, responsible for asset management and trust services. Previously, Julia worked in marketing for 9 years with Merrill. Julia has a BA from Ohio State University and an MBA from New York University’s Stern School of Business. Julia has appeared on the CNBC show “Power Lunch,” CBS “This Morning,” WGCH’s “Women in Business,” in addition to featured articles in USA Today.
Liz Maccarone, CRPC® . Senior Financial Advisor. Liz joined Merrill Lynch Wealth Management in 2012. Liz works closely with high-net-worth individuals and their families to create personalized and comprehensive strategies that support their goals, including investment management, retirement planning, liability management, and multigenerational planning. Liz values the importance of establishing and cultivating relationships with families including the next generation. Liz graduated from Fairfield University with a dual bachelor’s degree in Finance and Marketing. She began her career working at a boutique investment firm as a Business Development Associate, specializing in commodities and futures trading.
The current list of participating libraries/organizations: New Canaan Library, Fairfield Public Library, Darien Library, Brookfield Library, New Milford Library, Burnham Library, Scoville Memorial Library, Simsbury Library, Rowayton Library, Trumbull Library, Stonington Free Library, Woodbury Library, Westport Library, Morris Public Library, Bronxville Library, Rye Free Reading Room, Purchase Free Library, Mamaroneck Library, Pound Ridge Library, Bedford Free Library, Scarsdale Library and the YWCA- Greenwich.
The Library Board meets on the third Thursday of every month, beginning at 4:00 p.m. Meetings are usually held in the Rotary Room at the library, but adjustments are being made during the COVID-19 epidemic. Be sure to check the Town website for meeting location.
Meetings will be held during July and August only if needed.
All meetings of this Board meet the accessibility requirements for the disabled.
The Library Board meets on the third Thursday of every month, beginning at 4:00 p.m. Meetings are usually held in the Rotary Room at the library, but adjustments are being made during the COVID-19 epidemic. Be sure to check the Town website for meeting location.
Meetings will be held during July and August only if needed.
All meetings of this Board meet the accessibility requirements for the disabled.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
America's Revolutionary War - A Historical Perspective. Introduction [Session 1 of 7]
Presented by Arthur Gottlieb
America’s War for Independence was victorious despite considerable odds favoring the Sea and Land forces of the British Empire which were, at that time, the most powerful on earth. The symbolism of this David vs. Goliath struggle and the impact of the Declaration of Independence endure among the pivotal events of world history. In this multi-part series on the Revolutionary War, Mr. Gottlieb will seek to provide historical and contextual understanding of why the War for Independence was fought and an examination of the philosophical and moral arguments of those impassioned enlightenment era thinkers and statesmen who betrayed their King and Country to fight for American independence.
Presented by Arthur Gottlieb, LCSW, CSA. Art Gottlieb is a local historian on subjects of political and military history. He was formerly a professional curator of naval history and the Technical Director of Exhibits at the Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum in New York City. In these roles, Mr. Gottlieb worked regularly with veterans of all services towards the creation of exhibits accurately illustrating the history of 20th century warfare. Mr. Gottlieb maintains a private practice as a Counselor and Certified Senior Advisor in Norwalk, CT, and offers Pro Bono counseling services to soldiers returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. Mr. Gottlieb served as an Auxiliary Officer of the United States Coast Guard for 17 years and for 4 years was Commander of Flotilla 7-2, 1st District (Southern Region), Sector Long Island Sound North.
This is a 7-session series. By registering once, you will be registered for the entire series! The series will be held bi-monthly through September 15, 2021. You will receive a separate Zoom link for each program. If you have not received the Zoom information by the day before the program, please CHECK YOUR SPAM - especially Gmail users!
America's Revolutionary War - A Historical Perspective. Introduction [Session 1 of 7]
Presented by Arthur Gottlieb
America’s War for Independence was victorious despite considerable odds favoring the Sea and Land forces of the British Empire which were, at that time, the most powerful on earth. The symbolism of this David vs. Goliath struggle and the impact of the Declaration of Independence endure among the pivotal events of world history. In this multi-part series on the Revolutionary War, Mr. Gottlieb will seek to provide historical and contextual understanding of why the War for Independence was fought and an examination of the philosophical and moral arguments of those impassioned enlightenment era thinkers and statesmen who betrayed their King and Country to fight for American independence.
Presented by Arthur Gottlieb, LCSW, CSA. Art Gottlieb is a local historian on subjects of political and military history. He was formerly a professional curator of naval history and the Technical Director of Exhibits at the Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum in New York City. In these roles, Mr. Gottlieb worked regularly with veterans of all services towards the creation of exhibits accurately illustrating the history of 20th century warfare. Mr. Gottlieb maintains a private practice as a Counselor and Certified Senior Advisor in Norwalk, CT, and offers Pro Bono counseling services to soldiers returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. Mr. Gottlieb served as an Auxiliary Officer of the United States Coast Guard for 17 years and for 4 years was Commander of Flotilla 7-2, 1st District (Southern Region), Sector Long Island Sound North.
This is a 7-session series. By registering once, you will be registered for the entire series! The series will be held bi-monthly through September 15, 2021. You will receive a separate Zoom link for each program. If you have not received the Zoom information by the day before the program, please CHECK YOUR SPAM - especially Gmail users!
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
Presented by the Eastern CT Paranormal Society
This program will include discussion about the dark side of the paranormal field and the prevalence of demons and malevolent entities in our society. Do they really exist? If so, what are they? How does it all work? Real-life case studies will be discussed along with other aspects of demonology, angelology, and theology.
Registration is required for this program to receive the Zoom link. Please register before 4:00pm on the day of the program. If you have not received the Zoom link by the day of the program, please CHECK YOUR SPAM folder - especially Gmail accounts!
Presented by the Eastern CT Paranormal Society
This program will include discussion about the dark side of the paranormal field and the prevalence of demons and malevolent entities in our society. Do they really exist? If so, what are they? How does it all work? Real-life case studies will be discussed along with other aspects of demonology, angelology, and theology.
Registration is required for this program to receive the Zoom link. Please register before 4:00pm on the day of the program. If you have not received the Zoom link by the day of the program, please CHECK YOUR SPAM folder - especially Gmail accounts!
The Library Board meets on the third Thursday of every month, beginning at 4:00 p.m. Meetings are usually held in the Rotary Room at the library, but adjustments are being made during the COVID-19 epidemic. Be sure to check the Town website for meeting location.
Meetings will be held during July and August only if needed.
All meetings of this Board meet the accessibility requirements for the disabled.
The Library Board meets on the third Thursday of every month, beginning at 4:00 p.m. Meetings are usually held in the Rotary Room at the library, but adjustments are being made during the COVID-19 epidemic. Be sure to check the Town website for meeting location.
Meetings will be held during July and August only if needed.
All meetings of this Board meet the accessibility requirements for the disabled.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
Presented by the Eastern CT Paranormal Society
This program will include discussions about parapsychological research and psychic phenomena, and its continued significance in a secularized society. Different type of psychic abilities will be touched upon and common myths will be debunked along with discussions about the science behind these perceived abilities.
Registration is required for this program to receive the Zoom link. Please register before 4:00pm on the day of the program. If you have not received the Zoom link by the day of the program, please CHECK YOUR SPAM folder - especially Gmail accounts!
Presented by the Eastern CT Paranormal Society
This program will include discussions about parapsychological research and psychic phenomena, and its continued significance in a secularized society. Different type of psychic abilities will be touched upon and common myths will be debunked along with discussions about the science behind these perceived abilities.
Registration is required for this program to receive the Zoom link. Please register before 4:00pm on the day of the program. If you have not received the Zoom link by the day of the program, please CHECK YOUR SPAM folder - especially Gmail accounts!
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
The Library Board meets on the third Thursday of every month, beginning at 4:00 p.m. Meetings are usually held in the Rotary Room at the library, but adjustments are being made during the COVID-19 epidemic. Be sure to check the Town website for meeting location.
Meetings will be held during July and August only if needed.
All meetings of this Board meet the accessibility requirements for the disabled.
The Library Board meets on the third Thursday of every month, beginning at 4:00 p.m. Meetings are usually held in the Rotary Room at the library, but adjustments are being made during the COVID-19 epidemic. Be sure to check the Town website for meeting location.
Meetings will be held during July and August only if needed.
All meetings of this Board meet the accessibility requirements for the disabled.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
The Library Board meets on the third Thursday of every month, beginning at 4:00 p.m. Meetings are usually held in the Rotary Room at the library, but adjustments are being made during the COVID-19 epidemic. Be sure to check the Town website for meeting location.
Meetings will be held during July and August only if needed.
All meetings of this Board meet the accessibility requirements for the disabled.
The Library Board meets on the third Thursday of every month, beginning at 4:00 p.m. Meetings are usually held in the Rotary Room at the library, but adjustments are being made during the COVID-19 epidemic. Be sure to check the Town website for meeting location.
Meetings will be held during July and August only if needed.
All meetings of this Board meet the accessibility requirements for the disabled.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
The Library Board meets on the third Thursday of every month, beginning at 4:00 p.m. Meetings are usually held in the Rotary Room at the library, but adjustments are being made during the COVID-19 epidemic. Be sure to check the Town website for meeting location.
Meetings will be held during July and August only if needed.
All meetings of this Board meet the accessibility requirements for the disabled.
The Library Board meets on the third Thursday of every month, beginning at 4:00 p.m. Meetings are usually held in the Rotary Room at the library, but adjustments are being made during the COVID-19 epidemic. Be sure to check the Town website for meeting location.
Meetings will be held during July and August only if needed.
All meetings of this Board meet the accessibility requirements for the disabled.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
The Library Board meets on the third Thursday of every month, beginning at 4:00 p.m. Meetings are usually held in the Rotary Room at the library, but adjustments are being made during the COVID-19 epidemic. Be sure to check the Town website for meeting location.
Meetings will be held during July and August only if needed.
All meetings of this Board meet the accessibility requirements for the disabled.
The Library Board meets on the third Thursday of every month, beginning at 4:00 p.m. Meetings are usually held in the Rotary Room at the library, but adjustments are being made during the COVID-19 epidemic. Be sure to check the Town website for meeting location.
Meetings will be held during July and August only if needed.
All meetings of this Board meet the accessibility requirements for the disabled.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
The Library Board meets on the third Thursday of every month, beginning at 4:00 p.m. Meetings are usually held in the Rotary Room at the library, but adjustments are being made during the COVID-19 epidemic. Be sure to check the Town website for meeting location.
Meetings will be held during July and August only if needed.
All meetings of this Board meet the accessibility requirements for the disabled.
The Library Board meets on the third Thursday of every month, beginning at 4:00 p.m. Meetings are usually held in the Rotary Room at the library, but adjustments are being made during the COVID-19 epidemic. Be sure to check the Town website for meeting location.
Meetings will be held during July and August only if needed.
All meetings of this Board meet the accessibility requirements for the disabled.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
If you are encountering a specific technology problem or if you simply have a question about technology in general, please contact the tech librarian using the email address below to schedule a time to connect and solve your problem. The troubleshooting, which will typically occur during the following “Tech Help” open hours, can be done via email, phone, or zoom - whichever you prefer. Please remember that no question is a bad question!!
As always, you can email reference@ewml.com anytime for general information about the library or related questions, such as connecting to programs via Zoom.
