April 2015 - Sachem Public Library

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Celebrate Libraries!
Vote April 14!
April 2015
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Sachem Public Library
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A Tribute to Neil Diamond,
Engelbert Humperdinck & Tom Jones
Sunday, April 12 • 2:00pm
Led by keyboardist and lead vocalist Everett Green,
the Evergreen Orchestra will present the best of
Neil, Engelbert, and Tom. Enjoy hits including It’s
Not Unusual, Delilah, Just Help Yourself, Love Me
Tonight, Release Me, After the Lovin’, Quando Quando,
Cherry Cherry, Sweet Caroline, and Hello Again.
Evergreen has been entertaining audiences all
around the tri-state area for over 15 years.
April 19-25
See page 3 for details.
Linda Ipanema and
the Dixie Cats
Get ready for a red-hot, foot-tapping,
finger-snapping revue of Dixieland
tunes and bluesy ballads. A musical
comedy stage veteran, Linda Ipanema
will sing, dance, and wisecrack her
way into your heart. Her band is drawn from the best Dixieland musicians in the
metropolitan area, featuring Bob Cantwell on trumpet, Don Edmonds on piano,
Bob Field on bass fiddle, and Jimmy Pirone on drums.
Amicizia Trio
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Library Trustees
Bob Winowitch, President
Diane Longo, Vice President
Marguerite Barone
Dennis Flavin
Carol Paulsen
Judith Willner, Director
Alicja Feitzinger, Assistant Director
Featuring Johanna Kosak on piano, Song A-Cho on
violin, and Stephanie Iovine on cello, the Amicizia Trio
has performed throughout the United States, Europe,
and Asia. Amicizia (which means “friendship”)
represents the perfectly harmonious relationship
these three musicians have developed through the
blending of both their musical and personal lives. This
program, entitled “Evocation,” will feature compositions
by Dvorak and Copland, among others, that elicit a
powerful range of emotions from the listener.
FRIENDS Book Sale
Saturday, April 18
10:00am-12:00pm (Friends only)
12:00pm-4:00pm (open to public)
Sunday, April 19 12:00pm-3:00pm (open to public)
Non-Profit Org.
U.S. Postage
PAID
Postal Patron
Hours:
Monday–Friday9:30am–9:00pm
Saturday
9:30am–5:00pm
Sunday
12:00pm–5:00pm
Library closed:
Easter Sunday, April 5
Inside/Out is open year-round, weather permitting,
during daytime Library hours, closing at dusk.
Sachem Public Library
150 Holbrook Road, Holbrook, NY 11741
631-588-5024 | www.sachemlibrary.org
Permit No. 36
Holbrook, NY
11741
LIBRARY BUDGET VOTE and TRUSTEE ELECTION
Tuesday, April 14 • 9:30am-9:00pm
Information on the candidates can be found in the budget brochure available at the Library and on our website.
Proposed Operating Budget 2015/2016
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Estimated Expenditures:
$ 10,007,688.00
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Materials/Programs
Building/Operations
$ 7,542,496.00
$ 958,458.00
$ 1,506,734.00
Estimated Income
Previously Approved Bond Payment*
Total Amount to be Raised by Tax Levy
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$ 458,675.00
$ 10,068,171.00
Change in Tax Levy**
1.96%
* Bond Payment represents the amount due this fiscal year to repay our capital improvement
bond, approved by the voters in a referendum in 1998.
** The Operating Budget Tax Levy is not anticipated to exceed the tax levy limit.
Vote April 14!
2014 Creative Voice (Live!)
Susannah Cahalan related her powerful medical mystery.
Mac Griswald enthralled participants with Long Island history.
Bill Persky reminisced about his years as a TV legend.
Erin McHugh brought words of family wisdom.
Robin Wasserman inspired teen writers.
Sincerely,
Bob Winowitch
President, Library Board of Trustees
Strong Women, Powerful Financial Strategies
Lost Amusement Parks of NYC
Wednesday, April 1 • 7:00pm • Program code: SAALAP4
Each borough of NYC had at least one major amusement park during the “golden
years” from 1900 through the 1920s. Wes and Barbara Gotlock, authors of
Amusement Parks of NYC, will present an illustrated lecture about the amusement
parks (other than Coney Island) that entertained millions starting around the turn
of the 20th century.
Tuesday, April 21 • 7:00pm • Program code: SAASW4
Because women manage multiple roles, they may have fewer
years in the workforce and less time to focus on financial planning.
Generally speaking, with longevity on their side, women often
need to take extra care in planning for long-term financial security.
This informative seminar will be presented by Brian McCormick,
Financial Advisor with McCormick Wealth Management Group.
FDIC Money Smart for Adults
Perspectives on the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire
Wednesday, April 22 • 7:00pm • Program code: SAAMS4
Designed for those over age 20, this presentation by a banking
professional from People’s United Bank in Lake Ronkonkoma will
help you learn the basics of handling your finances. You’ll receive
an overview of banking services, credit, borrowing, checking,
savings, and financial safety and security, as well as an introduction
to home ownership.
Coney Island Revisited
Friday, April 24 • 2:00pm • Program code: SAAPR4
Whether you want to travel the world, start a new business, or
catch up on your favorite hobbies, you’ll need the right information
to plan, achieve, and live the life you want. Jeffrey Roberto, Director
of Business Development and Client Services at R.W. Rogé &
Company in Bohemia, will discuss the nuts and bolts of sound
financial retirement planning.
Monday, April 6 • 7:00pm • Program code: SAATSF4
On March 25, 1911, a fire broke out on the floor of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory
in NYC, consuming the building and 146 workers. The senseless deaths of these
mostly young women galvanized a city, a state, and a nation to action. Richard
A. Greenwald, Ph.D., Dean of the School of Humanities & Social Sciences at
Brooklyn College, will share perspectives on this tragic and significant historical
event.
Tuesday, April 14 • 7:00pm • Program code: SAACI4
Take a trip back in time with historian and memorabilia collector Paul Brigandi.
Coney Island was a fantasy land where millions of people escaped for fun and
adventure. This presentation includes a history of Coney Island along with over
300 photographs from Paul’s personal collection and approximately 40 minutes
of vintage movies.
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Planning for Retirement
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Adults
New Releases!
MOVIES
For R-rated movies, those under 17 must be accompanied by an adult.
BookDiscussions
Copies of these books are available
at the Circulation Desk.
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
Thursday, April 2 • 1:30 and 6:30pm
Ten years after a pandemic, apes are drawn into battle with a group of human
survivors. Directed by Matt Reeves. Starring Gary Oldman, Keri Russell, Andy
Serkis. (PG13-2:10)
Guardians of the Galaxy
A group of intergalactic criminals are forced to work together to stop a fanatical
warrior from taking control of the universe. Directed by James Gunn. Starring
Chris Pratt, Vin Diesel, Bradley Cooper. (PG13-2:01)
Best of Me
High school sweethearts reunite after many years when they return to visit
their small hometown. Directed by Michael Hoffman. Starring James Marsden,
Michelle Monaghan, Luke Bracey. (PG13-1:58)
Fury
As the Allies make their final push in the European theatre, a battle-hardened army
sergeant and his five-man crew set out on a deadly mission behind enemy lines,
facing overwhelming odds in their heroic attempts to strike at the heart of Nazi Germany.
Directed by David Ayer. Starring Brad Pitt, Shia LaBeouf, Logan Lerman. (R-2:14)
Birdman
A washed-up actor who once played an iconic superhero must overcome his
ego and family trouble as he mounts a Broadway play in a bid to reclaim his
past glory. Directed by Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu. Starring Michael Keaton,
Zach Galifianakis, Edward Norton. (R-1:59)
Reel Rebels: Force Majeure
Tuesday, April 7 • 6:00pm
An avalanche during a French skiing vacation leads to events that threaten a
family in the most unpredictable ways, in this intense Swedish relationship
drama. This monthly series combines the best in film and discussion. In
Swedish with English subtitles. Directed by Ruben Östlund. Starring Johannes
Kuhnke, Lisa Loven Kongsli, Clara Wettergren. (2014, R-2:00) (3 hours)
Saturday Foreign Film: The Way We Laughed
Saturday, April 11 • 2:00pm
Two brothers emigrate to Turin to escape the poverty of their Sicilian hometown.
The older brother makes tremendous sacrifices, unaware that his younger
brother is skipping school and squandering the money given to him. Italian with
English subtitles. Directed by Gianni Amelio. Starring Enrico Lo Verso, Francesco
Giuffrida, Fabrizio Gifuni. (1998, NR-2:08)
Special Film Presentations
Documentary Double Feature: Wednesday, April 15
The Lady in
Number 6 1:30pm
The world’s oldest pianist and
holocaust survivor, 109-year-old
Alice Herz Sommer shares her
views on how to live a long and
happy life. Directed by Malcolm
Clarke. (2013, 38 min)
Nicky’s Family
2:15pm
Ordinary British stockbroker Nicholas Winton
organized the rescue of 669 children from
Prague just before the outbreak of World War II.
As a result of his heroic efforts, today there are
over 6,000 descendants of “Winton’s Children”
all over the world. Directed by Matej Minac.
(2013, 1:36)
Earth Day Film Disneynature:
Crimson Wing–The Mystery of the Flamingo
Wednesday, April 22 • 1:30pm
Every year, a million crimson-winged flamingos arrive at desolate Lake Natron
in northern Tanzania. Focusing on the adventures of a single chick set against a
backdrop of never-before-filmed landscapes, this is a visually stunning journey into
the life and struggles of the mysterious and inspiring flamingo. (2010, 1:18)
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LONG ISLAND READS
The Museum of
Extraordinary Things
by Alice Hoffman
OR Thursday, April 23 • 12:00pm
TnT book discussion
for Twenty & Thirty-Somethings
Friday, April 17 • 7:00pm
Mesmerizing and illuminating,
this is the story of an electric
and impassioned love between
two vastly different souls in
New York during the volatile
first decades of the 20th century.
Meet author Alice Hoffman at the
Plainview/Old Bethpage Library on
Sunday, April 16 at 2:00pm. See
page 3 for details about related
library programs.
Murder Among Friends
Death at Dartmoor
by Robin Paige
Thursday, April 16 • 7:00pm
After visiting Britain’s most notorious
prison to research a new novel,
Lord Charles Sheridan and his wife
become embroiled in the search
for an escaped inmate and the
investigation into a body that turns
up on the local moors.
America’s Women
This 12-month nonfiction series
continues through August 2015.
Hedy’s Folly: The
Life and Breakthrough
Inventions of Hedy
Lamarr, the Most
Beautiful Woman
in the World
by Richard Rhodes
Monday, April 27 • 3:00pm
Discover the lesser-known technological talents of
actress Hedy Lamarr and the collaborative work with
avant-garde composer George Antheil that eventually
led to the development of spread-spectrum radio, cell
phones, and GPS systems.
Mahjong Time!
Mondays, April 6, 13, 20, 27 & May 4 & 11
12:00pm-2:00pm
Program code: SAAMT4 • Fee: $20 (6 sessions)
Mahjong is a four-player, rummy-like game of skill,
strategy, and chance played with tiles rather than
cards. Learn to play in this 6-week introductory class.
Sachem residents only. Registration begins
Wednesday, March 18 at 9:30am.
In the Gallery
Wet Paints Studio Group
Display Case
Artist and Friends
Based in Sayville, the Wet Paints Studio Group is a non-profit
organization comprised of over 200 artists dedicated to promoting
fine arts on Long Island. They have been in existence for 66 years,
providing workshops, visiting artist demonstrations, and networking
opportunities for Long Island artists, as well as a yearly scholarship
to a high school graduate pursuing art studies. The commitment
of the members, from novice to professional, has made the Wet
Paints Studio Group a strong and thriving art organization. This
exhibit will feature oils, acrylics, watercolors, mixed media, and
pastels, as well as pencil and charcoal drawings.
Nests, Eggs, and Baby Birds
Program code: SAANEB4
Spring and summer are busy times for birds as
they court, mate, build nests, and raise their
young. Learn about the exhausting work of
parenting birds and the different life strategies
of some of our favorite avian friends. Nature
educator Sue Krause will tell you what birds
may be building nests in your neighborhood.
The Art of Kindness
Program code: SAAAOK4
Allen Hecht, Senior Counsel at National Grid
and Adjunct Professor at Touro Law Center, will
explore the science of kindness. Learn strategies
to help you overcome barriers to kindness as
we brainstorm about how we can help heal the
world, one act of kindness at a time.
Vote April 14!
2014 Program Firsts
TNT (20s & 30s) Book Discussions
Community Recycling Day
Sunset Yoga in Inside/Out
Picture This!
Suffolk County
Woodcar vers’ Guild
Artists’ Reception
About Boating Safety
Prepare for U.S. Citizenship
Saturday, April 18 • 10:00am-4:00pm
Program code: SAAABS4
This course, presented by the U.S. Coast Guard
Auxiliary, covers boat handling, trailering,
navigation rules, common problems, and safe
boating practices. Successful completion
satisfies Suffolk County and NYS education
requirements for Personal Watercraft operation
and may qualify for boating insurance discounts.
You must be at least 10 years old to attend this
class. Registration required with a $35 check
made out to U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary.
Program code: SAAPC4
A team of officers from the local field office of
the Department of Homeland Security will explain
the process of becoming a U.S. citizen.
Great Trials in American
History: Salem Witch Trials
& Trial of John Brown
Natural Healing from the Earth
Program code: SAANH4
Holistic health educator Danielle Zanzarov will
discuss simple natural herbal remedies, common
“weeds” that can provide our bodies with
nourishment, and many different ways we can
nourish our bodies and heal naturally with the
gifts of Mother Nature.
Program code: SAASWT4
Discover two of the most fascinating trials in
our nation’s past. Don Parker, retired teacher
of American History, will discuss the significance
of these watershed moments in U.S. history.
Vote April 14!
Building for the Futur
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Acoustica
Express Yourself
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Independent and Collab
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Generator Expansion pre
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ADULT REGISTRATION INFORMATION: Register online, by phone, or in person. Registration for programs with fees begins
at 9:30am on Wednesday, March 18. You may pay for programs using your credit card when you register online. Otherwise, please make your
payment by cash or check at the Welcome Desk within three days of registering or your reservation will be cancelled.
Decorative Painting: Bunny
Program code: SAADP4
Materials fee: $16 (non-refundable)
Linda O’Connell will help you create this
elegant free-standing bunny just in time
for spring! Sachem residents only.
Knit & Crochet @Night
Thursday, April 2 • 7:00pm and
Knit & Crochet in the Morning
Tuesday, April 14 • 10:00am
“Knot” doing well with your knitting project?
Need help unraveling the mysteries of
crochet? Marion Reiter will provide the
guidance you need in this friendly and
informal group. No registration required.
Quilters Sew-In
Saturday, April 4 • 10:00am
In this open sew-in, share your ideas with
others and learn hands-on cutting and
blocking techniques. Bring your project-inprogress or start something new.
No registration required.
Art Dome Earrings
Program code: SAAADE4
Fee: $5 (non-refundable)
Transform your favorite piece of modern art
and a pair of Swarovski crystals into a set of
domed earrings with designer Jackie Dunn.
Sachem residents only.
Scrapbooking & Cardmaking
TOPIC: How to Mat Photos
Friday, April 10 • 10:00am
Mats give your photos the attention that they
deserve. Gather your photos and supplies and
join us at this monthly gathering where paper
crafters share tips and work on projects
together. No registration required.
Vote April 14!
2014 Grants
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Emergency Preparedne
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Technology in Educati
ok Discussion
“Together” Family Bo
Humanities
NYS Speakers in the
Suffolk County Cultural
Omnibus
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Spring Lantern
Program code: SAASL4 • Materials fee: $15
(non-refundable)
Jeanne Marano will help you create a wreath
of seasonal, fresh flowers to adorn the base
of a lantern. Sachem residents only.
Quilting Circle
Tuesday, April 28 • 7:00pm
Love to quilt or want to learn how? This
monthly gathering provides quilting
companionship and direction in a friendly,
supportive environment. You will receive a
simple pattern with instructions at each
meeting. All levels are welcome. No
registration required.
The Art Encounter
Wednesdays at 11:00am
Artist Tom de Gruyl leads this weekly gathering
of art enthusiasts. Work in your favorite media,
share ideas, and learn new techniques in a
relaxed atmosphere. Bring your supplies and
a work-in-progress or start something new.
desTEENation
Registration for Teen programs begins on Friday, March 20 at 9:30am. You may register online or by phone in Teen Services. Fees are non-refundable and must be paid within 3 days of registration.
Sachem Teen Volunteers
Friday, April 17 • 7:00pm • Program code: SAT123
Join us for a book discussion and signing with Natalie Standiford, author of novels
for teens and children, including the 39 Clues series. Her most recent teen novel,
The Boy on the Bridge, has been described as “a love story tinged with intrigue.”
Books will be available for purchase. Registration suggested. Teens in grades
6-12 will receive 2 hours of community service for attending. (2 hours)
Still Life Saturday
Program code: SAT121
Teen Librarian Stacey will teach sketching and
shading techniques. (2 hours)
Hanging Neon Mobile
Create a cool brightly colored spiral hanging
mobile. (90 minutes)
Tabletop Gaming
Thursday, April 2 • 2:00pm OR
Explore various roleplaying games and complete
challenging missions. (2 hours)
Teen Anime Movie Night
Meet with other anime fans to watch movies and
play games. No registration required. (90 minutes)
Teen Open Mic Night
Whether it’s an original composition or a favorite
piece by someone else, grab the mic and share
your talent! Performers must register for a time slot
in Teen Services. Spectators are welcome. (2 hours)
Circle of Friends
This program is designed for teens in grades 6-12
with developmental delays or special needs,
including those along the autism spectrum. Teens
and their caregivers meet in a small relaxed
group and enjoy fun activities together. (1 hour)
Photo by Tobias Everke
An Evening with Author Natalie Standiford
Pre-Licensing Course
Saturday, April 11 • 9:30am-2:00pm
Fee: $40
Take this 5-hour course required by the
Department of Motor Vehicles. Walk-ins accepted
with cash payment only. Remember to bring your
learner’s permit.
Spring Painting Party
SAT393 • Materials fee: $5.00
Create a personalized spring-themed masterpiece
with Melissa. (90 minutes)
Program code:
Teen Book Discussion:
Openly Straight by Bill Konigsberg
Saturday, April 18 • 2:00pm • Program code: SAT116
Rafe Goldberg decides to assume a new persona when he comes east and
enters an elite Massachusetts prep school, but trying to deny his identity has
both complications and unexpected consequences. Pick up a copy at the
Circulation Desk starting March 1. (90 minutes)
Teen Book Raffle
If you’re in grades 6-12, drop by Teen Services during the month of April and fill out a raffle ticket.
You could win an autographed copy of 13 Little Blue Envelopes by Maureen Johnson.
Drop-In/D.I.Y. Teen Workshops
Stop by Teen Services for a flyer with more details.
Space is guaranteed to the first 20 teens or as long as
supplies last. No registration required.
Pokémon Club • Wednesday, April 1 • 6:00pm-7:30pm
Old School Board Game Day • Friday, April 3 • 3:00pm-5:00pm
Wii Night • Friday, April 3 • 6:00pm-8:00pm
Subway Art • Tuesday, April 7 • 6:00pm-7:30pm
Movie Marathon • Wednesday, April 8 • 2:00pm-8:00pm
Pin Party • Saturday, April 11 • 2:00pm-4:00pm
Gamers Unite • Wednesday, April 15 • 6:00pm-7:30pm
TEDxSachemLibrary:
Green Teens • Thursday, April 22 • 3:00pm-4:30pm
Camera Club • Sunday, April 19 • 2:00pm-3:30pm
Block Heads • Wednesday, April 22 • 6:00pm-7:30pm
Teen Reporters • Thursday, April 23 • 6:00pm-7:30pm
Chess Nuts • Sunday, April 26 • 2:00pm-3:30pm
Studs & Spikes • Thursday, April 30 • 6:00pm-7:30pm
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VOTE April 14!
2014 Teen Highlights
Animation Studio Serie
s
Dr. Who Marathon
Mini Maker Space Helpe
rs
National Coming Out Da
y
Punk Rock Toy Drive
Ramen Con
MoneySmartWeek!
The Road to Financial
Awesomeness:
Financial Literacy
for Teens
This informative workshop will
share strategies and tips on
creating budgets, paying for
college, managing money, and
using credit wisely. Parents are
welcome. (90 minutes)
Opportunities are open to teens in grades 6-12. You may
choose one per month. Registration begins on Friday, March 20.
Library Golf Set-Up
Help us set-up for our April 7 golf program.
(1.5 hours)
Library Golf Helpers
Tuesday, April 7
9:30am-12:00pm or 12:00pm-2:30pm
Hand out clubs, keep things organized, and
re-set the course after each shift. (2.5 hours)
Crafts for a Cause
Help make crafts that will be shared with the
community. (2 hours)
Character Photo Opportunity
Sunday, April 12 (2.5 hours)
12:00pm-2:30pm or 2:30pm-5:00pm
Monday, April 13 (1 hour)
7:15pm-8:15pm
Wednesday, April 15 (1 hour)
4:15pm-5:15pm or 7:15pm-8:15pm
Friday, April 17 (1 hour)
4:15pm-5:15pm
Wear a Pete the Cat costume or assist others.
(The costume will fit those 5'5" to 5'9" of a
slender build.)
Friends Book Sale Helpers
Friday, April 17 • 3:00pm or
Help the Friends set up and clean up their
book sale. You must be able to lift boxes of
books. (1.5 hours)
Drop In Community Service
Stop in to assist the Library with assorted
projects. Limited to 20 teens. No registration
required. (2 hours)
Block Party Helpers
Help younger children build amazing things
with Legos. (1 hour)
Authors Unlimited
Celebrate reading at this free full-day program
at St. Joseph’s College in Patchogue, where
you will get the chance to meet young adult
authors. Registration begins March 1 at:
authorsunlimited.org (5 hours)
Teen Book Reviews
Review award-winning Young Adult books. The
application and booklists are available online
or in Teen Services. You will earn 3 hours of
community service for each review, up to 9
hours per month.
Teen Reporters Meet-up
Thursday, April 23 • 6:00pm-7:30pm
Make a video, write an article, create music
or art, or help with editing or layout. Earn up
to 3 hours of community service for each
completed assignment.
Children
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Vote for Your Library!
Tuesday, April 14 • all day
While adults vote on the library budget, children are invited to vote for their favorite place
in the community and create a special craft to bring home. No registration required.
]
Spring Break Programs
Registration for Spring Break programs begins Tuesday, March 31 at 9:30am by telephone or online.
Spring Break Make & Take
Monday, April 6 • 10:00am-7:00pm
All ages with caregiver
Stop in anytime to make some fun springtime
crafts. We’ll provide the supplies; you bring your
imagination. No registration required.
Library Golf
Tuesday, April 7
10:00am, 11:00am, 12:00pm or 1:00pm
Grades K to 5 without caregiver
Program code: SAJ709
Putter around while school’s on break! Enjoy a
round of golf at the Library. Teen volunteers will
design a 9-hole course so you can make a hole
in one. No siblings. (45 minutes)
Wednesday, April 8
9:45am, 11:00am or 12:30pm
Dress up and bring your favorite doll (not just an
American Girl Doll) to a party celebrating your
one-of-a-kind friendship. Enjoy tea and cookies
and make a craft to remember this special day.
No siblings. (45 minutes)
Wednesday, April 1 • 10:00am
Thursday, April 9 • 11:00am or 12:30pm
Baking allows you to use your imagination.
Create your own pastry with different types
of fresh fruits. No siblings. (60 minutes)
Spring Family Fun Nights
Wednesdays, April 8 and 22 • 6:30pm
Pajama Storytime
Pet Rocks
Thursday, April 9 • 10:00am or 11:30am
Grades 3 to 5 without caregiver
Decorate your own pet rock. We will provide
a selection of rocks and decorative materials
to make your pet come to life. No siblings.
(45 minutes)
Light it Up BLUE for
Autism Awareness
Starting April 2, World Autism Awareness Day,
and all through the month of April, we will have
special blue lanterns lit in support of the Light It
Up BLUE campaign organized by Autism Speaks.
Help us raise awareness by filling out a puzzle
piece to adorn the children’s room in support of
someone with autism. Light It Up BLUE is a
unique global initiative that kicks-off Autism
Awareness Month. In honor of this historic day,
many iconic landmarks, hotels, sporting venues,
concert halls, museums, bridges, and retail
stores are among the hundreds of thousands of
sites that will Light It Up BLUE.
Feather Their Nest
Friday, April 10 • 10:00am or 11:30am
Help the birds build their nests by filling a
mesh bag with all sorts of surprising materials,
including feathers, animal hair, and colorful
yarn. Then sit back and watch what they pick
out! No siblings. (60 minutes)
Book Time with a Dog
Parenting Program: Raising Picky Eaters
Tuesday, April 28 • 7:00pm • Program code: SAJ430
If you have a picky eater, you’re not alone. Studies show that good nutrition is the basis for good
health and longevity, but many children (and some adults) do not eat a healthy variety of foods on a
daily basis. At this informative program, you’ll learn what makes your children picky eaters and
discover strategies that will get them to eat what YOU want them to eat. You’ll also discover yummy
kid-approved recipes even the pickiest eaters will love. Make dinnertime easy! Adults only. Registration
begins on Tuesday, April 7 at 9:30am by phone or online. (60 minutes)
Game Night
No siblings. No registration required.
(90 minutes)
Shots for Tots
Tuesday, April 28 • 3:00pm-6:30pm
For more information, call:
Child Health Immunization Program
Hotline (631) 854-0222
National Library Week 2015
Sunday, April 12 to Saturday, April 18
Celebrate National Library Week with this year’s special guest Pete the Cat, complete
with sneakers and four groovy buttons! Registration for National Library Week Programs
begins Tuesday, March 31 at 9:30am by telephone or online.
Pete the Cat’s Groovy Gathering
Wednesday, April 15 • 4:00pm or 7:00pm
Enjoy fun and games with your favorite groovy cat.
There will be stories, songs, a short film, and a craft,
plus a visit from Pete in purr-son. This program
is most appropriate for children ages three years
through kindergarten; however, children of all ages
may attend with a caregiver. (approximately 45
minutes)
No registration is required. Tickets will be
available 15 minutes before the start of the
program on a first-come, first-served basis.
Materials for these programs are appropriate for
children ages 3-5, but all are welcome to attend.
Little Listeners
Springtime Pastries
American Girl Party
Drop in for Fun
Photo Op with
Pete the Cat
Sunday, April 12
12:00pm-5:00pm
Pete the Cat will
groove on by for
some fun at the
Library. Bring
your camera for
family photos!
No registration
required.
APP
Grades 1 to 5
20-minute appointments most Thursday
evenings from 6:30pm to 7:30pm
These positive and supportive sessions are
especially helpful to children who are struggling
to read. Pick your favorite book and your favorite
certified therapy dog and practice reading in a
fun environment. You may book two 20-minute
appointments over a six-week period. Registration
is ongoing. Register online, by phone, or in
person at the Children’s Reference Desk.
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Block Party
Join us for a fun afternoon of building with Legos, and
create a masterpiece to go along with our mini challenges.
All Legos must stay in the building, so remember to bring
a camera to document your creations! No siblings.
Registration begins Tuesday, April 14 at 9:30am by
telephone or online. The Library gratefully accepts
Lego donations. (60 minutes)
April Monthly Programs and Services
Holiday Closings
Easter Sunday, April 5
Free Blood Pressure Testing
Thursday, April 2 • 12:00pm – 1:00pm
Library Tour
Call for appointment.
Writers’ Workshop
Tuesday, April 14 • 6:45pm – 8:45pm
Friends of Sachem Library Meeting
Thursday, April 9 • 10:30am – 12:30pm
Senior Advocate
Thursday, April 16
2:30pm – 4:30pm (every other month)
Annual Library Budget Vote and
Trustee Election
Tuesday, April 14 • 9:30am – 9:00pm
Library Board of Trustees Meeting
Health Care Counseling
Tuesday, April 28
Notary Public Services
Mondays-Fridays:
10:00am – 12:00pm
2:00pm – 4:00pm
Please call to confirm availability.
Career Counseling
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Museum
Adventure
Experience history, science, nature, and
art with free admission to a number
of area museums. Reserve your
Museum Adventure online, by phone,
or in person at the Welcome Desk.
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Defensive Driving
Call for availability.
Library
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Arthritis Exercise
Thursdays at 11:45am. Fee: $40.
Registration for the next 8-week session
begins Thursday, May 14.
Relax in our
comfy lounge
where you can enjoy
a snack, a beverage,
or a visit with friends.
Tai Chi Classes
Mondays at 10:00am. Fee: $40.
Registration for the next 8-week session
begins Monday, April 20.
LIRR to New York City
Saturday, April 25 • $10 round trip
(non-refundable) Leave as a group at
9:40am out of Ronkonkoma Station.
Register by Wednesday, April 22
at the Welcome Desk.
Career Counseling
Need help updating your resume, creating a LinkedIn profile,
or preparing for an interview? As a Sachem resident, you may
make an appointment for a FREE one-on-one session with
our professional career counselor Karen McKenna, who
will help you develop a strategic job search plan that will
get results. Call the Welcome Desk for an appointment.
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COMPUTER COURSES
Sign up online, in person, or by phone at 588-5024, ext. 232, beginning Wednesday, March 25 at 9:30am.
Seating is limited, so classes are for district residents only. All sessions are 90 minutes, unless otherwise noted.
Tech 30 Appointments
One-on-One, 30-minute Technology Help
Tuesdays: 2:00pm – 4:00pm
Wednesdays: 10:00am – 12:00pm
Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays:
7:00pm – 8:00pm
Call for an appointment: 588-5024 ext.232
Digital Photography for Beginners
Excel Formulas I
Program code:
Program code:
Internet 101
SAEDPB
Learn how to take better photos with your
digital camera using basic photography
principles such as lighting, focusing, and
framing. Our digital photography expert will
share her knowledge and skills with you to
help get you started. Please bring your
camera to class. (2 hours)
Internet 202: Advanced Searching
SAEI101
Learn the basics of using the Internet – what
it is, how to access it, and how to use it.
Basic computer skills are necessary.
Program code:
FREE Digital Audiobooks,
Movies & Music – Hoopla!
Thursday, April 9 • 10:00am
OR Monday, April 13 • 7:00pm
SAEHOOP
Hoopla provides access to thousands of
movies, television shows, songs, and
audiobooks for free. All you need is a library
card and a computer, smartphone, or tablet.
Come see how easy it is to use, and explore
the extensive array of items you can borrow.
Basic computer skills are necessary.
(60 minutes)
Program code:
Introduction to Computers
SAEIC
This class is for the computer novice. Learn
the basics, including turning the computer
on and off, using the desktop, working with
the mouse, opening and closing programs,
understanding Windows elements, and
getting out of trouble. (2 hours)
Program code:
SAEI202
Take the next step in using the Internet. Learn
how to use search engines more effectively,
how to use online databases, and how to
shop safely online. Basic Internet skills are
necessary.
Program code:
Make Your Own Legal Forms – Law Depot
Wednesday, April 22 • 10:00am
SAELD
Law Depot provides do-it-yourself personal
and business legal documents that you can
customize, download, and print. Save time
and money by learning how to use this
convenient service.
Program code:
Genealogy Research with Heritage Quest
SAEHQ
Heritage Quest is a library database
containing genealogical sources including
U.S. Federal Censuses, books, and bank
records. It also offers unique primary sources
as well as local and family histories. Learn
how to access the wealth of information
in this database from one of our expert
genealogy librarians. Basic computer skills
are necessary.
Program code:
APP
SAEEF1
Excel spreadsheets can do amazing
calculations when given the correct formulas
with which to work. Learn the basics of using
formulas in Excel.
Excel Formulas II
SAEEF2
Expand on your fundamental knowledge of
using Excel formulas and sharpen your skills
in building more complex formulas.
Program code:
Printing Excel Spreadsheets
SAEEPS
Printing an Excel spreadsheet can be
challenging. Even when the information
displays correctly on your monitor, it often
doesn’t print the way you would like. Learn
to control the print area and set print options
so your spreadsheet, no matter how large
or small, prints correctly.
Program code:
Excel Extras
SAEEE
Expand your Excel skills. This session will
teach you to use pivot tables, formulas,
and formatting, as well as how to integrate
Excel worksheets with Word, PowerPoint,
and the web.
Program code:
Basic Excel skills are necessary to fully
participate in these classes.
VOTE April 14!
Innovative Additions
in 2014
Handcrafted Chess Tab
le
Kindles (Read best-selle
Scanner (Digitize your ph rs on a tablet)
otos or documents)
VHS/DVD & LP/CD Conv
erters
(Preserve your memorie
s)

April 2015 - Sachem Public Library

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