DCL Autumn Program Guide 2015

PROGRAMS FOR ADULTS, TEENS, CHILDREN & FAMILIES!

REGISTER FOR EVENTS:

• Online at www.dewlib.org

• Call us at 315-446-3578

• Stop by the Library’s Front Desk!

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DCL Autumn Events Guide September, October & November 2015

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DeWitt Community Library

in ShoppingTown Mall 3649 Erie Blvd. East DeWitt, NY 13214

(315) 446-3578

Library Hours

Monday - Thursday 10:00 am - 9:00 pm

Friday - Saturday 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Sundays 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm

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Editor: Brian Abbott

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Board of Trustees:

Steven Lux

President

Mary Keib Smith Vice President

Carl Austin

Treasurer

Christene Gantos

Secretary

Douglas Arena Nina Brown

Jill Enright

Shelly Field Miesje Havens

Julian Modesti Nana Ross

Sybil Schultz Irene Scruton

Mary Keib Smith

Lydia Wasylenko Dr. Rosalie Young

Wendy Scott

Executive Director

3 Ways to Register

#1 - WEBSITE: www.dewlib.org Check our Calendar of Events. Click on

event titles for more information and/or to register.

#2 - PHONE (315) 446-3578

#3 - STOP BY the Front desk.

Inside this guide:

Senior Fair & Living Well 3

Moments in History 4

Music & Home & Gardening 5

Crafting with Kelly 5

Computers & Technology 6

Mysteries 7

For the Family 8

Teen Page 9

Family Fun 10

Children’s Programs 11

Careers & Coming Soon 12

Sometimes events beyond our

control result in date changes or event

cancellations.

Program registered patrons who supply a

phone or e-mail address at sign-up will be

notified of any changes as they may occur.

Patrons are encouraged to register by phone 315-446-3578, or via

our website at: www.dewlib.org. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience.

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Autumn Program Guide Sept., Oct. & Nov. 2015

DCL Book & Bake Sale

Friday, November 13 | Saturday, November 14 @ 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

& Sunday, November 15 @ 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

This November, the DeWitt Community Library and the Friends of the DeWitt Community Library are hosting a Book & Bake Sale. Browse our selection of gently used books and pick up a yummy treat to enjoy!

All book sale items are $1.00*, unless specially marked. Discover a treasure to read or enjoy a treat to taste.

*Donation goes to support DCL programs and services.

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Sign up for all our programs online at www.dewlib.org or call (315) 446-3578.

5th Annual ‘Healthy Living’ Senior Fair

Friday, October 23 @ 10:00 am to 2:00 pm In ShoppingTown Mall’s Upper Level.

The DCL will host its 5th Annual ‘Healthy Living’ Senior Fair in ShoppingTown Mall’s upper level. At 1:00pm, CNY Central’s Laura Hand, anchor of the week-end edition of Today in Central New York and the producer of “Weekend’s Best Bets,” “The Week Ahead,” and the “In Touch” events calendar and “CNY in Focus” series, will be our guest speaker. Look for the Library’s information table in the JCPenney’s Court to pick up your guide to the event.

More than 50 exhibitors from area organizations, agencies, and businesses will be on hand to

share information about their services and programs for older adults. Get free screenings for blood pressure, spine, hearing, and get a flu shot. Enjoy the easy listening sounds of the CNY Jazz Trio (10:30 am & 11:30 am) NEW! Technology experts help to answer your technology questions. For more information, stop by the Library, call (315) 446-3578, or visit our website: www.dewlib.org. This project has been funded in whole or in part with Federal funds from the National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health, Department of Health and Human Services, under Contract No. HHS-N-276-2011-00003-C with the University of Pittsburgh, Health Sciences Library System.

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Get Moving

Arthritis Foundation Exercise Class

Fridays @ 10:30 am October 2, 16 & 30 Learn exercises to help improve joint and muscle mobility!

The Arthritis Foundation Exercise Program is designed to

help those with joint and/or muscle problems achieve improved mobility, muscle strength

and endurance in order to perform their daily activities. Learn and per-

form exercises standing up or sitting

in a chair. Dress comfortably. Come to one or all sessions.

Registration Encouraged.

About the Speaker: Tina Castle is a certified instructor by

The Arthritis Foundation.

Try T’ai Chi

Fridays @ 2:00 pm November 6 & 20 A meditative, relaxing art that cultivates the body and improves balance and core strength. Steve Hohm will demonstrate simple steps you can repli-cate on your own or in a group. Please wear com-fortable, loose-fitting clothing and footwear you can easily slip off, if needed. Registration Encouraged.

About the Speaker:

Presented by Steve Hohm, T’ai Chi instructor, Taoist T’ai Chi,

James Street in Syracuse.

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True Crime Stories In the DCL Friends Meeting Room

Registration is encouraged for these popular programs!

Female Serial Killers in

19th Century New York

Monday, October 5 @ 7:00 pm

A fascinating look at women who committed multiple murder.

Discover New York’s criminal past with

this look at the 19th century women who became infa-mous for their criminal deeds. What was their motivation?

Who were they? Question of Sanity explores the lives and times of 17 female serial killers and their horrific murders.


About the Speaker:

Michael Keene is the award-winning producer of the DVD: Visions, True Stories of Spiritualism,

Secret Societies & Murder.

Forensic Anthropology:

Fact and Fiction

Thursday, November 5 @ 7:30 pm

How is forensic anthropology used to solve crime?

Learn how forensic anthropologists “read”

a lifetime of experiences, diseases, and traumas from a body.

Because of popular TV series (like Bones, CSI, and NCIS), the public has become fascinated with the field of foren-

sic anthropology. What is the field really like? What are the types of information forensic anthropologists

can learn from skeletal remains?


About the Speaker: Meredith A. B. Ellis, MA, PhD, Adjunct Professor of

Anthropology and Forensic Sciences, Syracuse University.

Mythconceptions of

American History Thurs., Sept. 10 @ 7:00 pm

Did you ever wonder if all those things they taught you about our his-

tory are true? Did Benjamin Franklin

discover electricity with a kite and a key? What did they eat at the first

Thanksgiving? Where was he Battle of Bunker Hill? History is not always

what it seems or what we’ve been told.

Mythconceptions of World Leaders in History

Thurs., Oct. 8 @ 7:00 pm

Did you know that that Roman Emperor Caligula was named after a

shoe? Or that by the time he died, William the Conqueror was too fat to

fit into his coffin? What was Vlad

Dracula’s unique solution to poverty? Learn the truth about the unusual

stories about world leaders, past and present.

Mythconceptions of

Weird War Stories Thurs., Nov. 12 @ 7:00 pm How did Mount Vernon get its name?

Who was the “Bull Dog of the Black

Sea?” What famous sea captain was involved in the Rum Rebellion? Why

did Ohio and Michigan nearly go to war? Find out the answer to these

and other surprising questions about

history.

Mythconceptions of History In the DCL Friends Meeting Room

Join Cheryl Pula for engaging talks on the American Wild West!

Musical Entertainment 5

Crafting with Kelly

DCL Music

Series

Bare Bones

Monday, Sept. 21 @ 7:00 pm This trombone quartet plays everything from Bach to Basie in a musical event audiences will love.

Highland Winds

Sunday, Oct. 11 @ 2:00 pm This Clarinet quartet will perform a mix of classical, jazz, pop, and Dixieland music. Highlandwinds.org.

Lock 52 Jazz Band

Sunday, Nov. 15 @ 2:00 pm This five member band will liven up your afternoon with a little old style Dixieland

jazz.

Christmas Holiday Hit Parade

Wednesday, Dec. 2 @ 7:00 pm Join local performer Blair Frodelius for an afternoon

of holiday songs from the 1930s to the 1970s performed on acoustic guitar.

Light refreshments will be served at each musical performance. Registration is encouraged!

Prep Your Garden for Winter

Tues., Sept. 22 @ 7:00 pm

Learn tips and tricks from an Onondaga County Master Gardener on how to prepare your gardens and lawns for the winter months ahead and what tools you’ll need. Registration Encouraged.

Creating a Well-Grounded

Landscape

Tues., Oct. 13 @ 7:00 pm Learn how to create a healthy landscape right from the ground up. Find out what ground layer and soil supports native canopy trees, understory shrubs, wild-flowers and other herbaceous plants. Registration Encouraged.

About the Speaker: Led by Janet Allen. Learn more at: www.ourhabitatgarden.org www.ourediblegarden.org www.ourgreengoodlife.org

Gardening Tips: Winterize Your Garden

Create a Wine Cork Wreath Sunday, November 22

@ 2:00-3:30 pm For ages 18 & up!

You’ve seen them on Pinterest. Now make your very own wreath for holiday or year-round deco-ration.

Space is limited & Registration is required.

Fun with Mod Podge

Decoupage Sunday, December 13

@ 2:00-3:30 pm For ages 16 & up!

Decoupage with fabric and colorful paper to create your very own special picture frame for gift giving or personal use.

Space is limited & Registration is required.

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DCL TechExpress hosts: Syracuse Repair Café Saturday, Sept. 12 @ 10:00 am - 2:00 pm

Specialists from the Syracuse Repair Café will fix your stuff! At Syracuse Repair Café, everything centers on making repairs. There will be various experts on hand: electrical, mechanical, sharpening, watch and clock repair, carpentry, and seamstresses. There is no charge or fee, although donations are appreciated, and we may ask that guests pay for certain parts. Toasters, lamps, clothes, bikes, toys, wobbly furniture, and crockery... anything that is broken is welcome and can more than likely be repaired. The specialists in Repair Café almost always have the know-how. For more information, email Mark Lichtenwalner of Syracuse Repair at: [email protected], or find us on Facebook at Syracuse Repair Café. Registration will take place on the day of the event on a first-come, first-served basis.

One-on-One Tech Help

Tuesdays or Fridays @ 11:00 am - 12:00 pm Wednesdays @ 3:00 - 4:00 pm

Computer confounding you? Tablet giving you trouble? Sign up for a one-on-one tech help session to get you through. When signing up, please tell us what kind of tech help you would like. If your question relates to a specific device, please bring it with you on the day of your appointment. Registration Required.

Make an appointment to have your technology questions answered by Erin or Scott from the Library’s Tech department. Areas that have been covered previously include Windows OS, tablets, and ereaders. Call or stop in to register. Spaces are filling up fast.


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Mysteries at the DCL 7

New Age


A book group for all mystery lovers! Discover new authors and old favor-ites as we read and discuss some of the best tales of murder, deceit, and suspense. Discover a sampling of, “Murder in New York.” Historical, contemporary, Lower Manhattan to Buffalo, the Em-pire State serves as the scene of the crime in several mysteries from cozies to hard-boiled crimes.

Read any book in the Dutch-man Historical Mystery series

by Maan Meyers Monday, September 14 @ 2:00pm Discover an intriguing historical mys-tery series that features various mem-bers of the Tonneman family solving crimes in New Amsterdam in 1664 to

Manhattan in 1895.

Read Seneca Falls Inheritance

by Miriam Grace Monfredo Monday, October 5 @ 2:00 pm Librarian Glynis Tryon uses her talent for detection when a body is found in the Erie Canal, but might this murder have something to do with the Wom-en’s Rights Convention of 1848 cur-rently in session?

Read any Sigrid Harald book

by Margaret Maron Monday, November 9 @ 2:00 pm Maron has authored numerous short stories and more than 20 novels, sev-eral of which feature loner NYPD police lieutenant Sigrid Harald. Harald, haunted by the death of her policeman father, has solved eight puzzling cases to date.

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Discussion books are

available for reserve

through the library system. Some titles

may be available for download as ebooks.

Celebrate a love of

mysteries at the DCL!

Mystery Book Discussions

Murder Mystery

Party

The Ticking of the Clock Friday, October 16 @ 7:00 pm

Someone is targeting the wealthy Dewitt family. A mysterious, fractured

nursery rhyme is sent to a member of

the family, and its chilling verse is being enacted by a crazed killer.

You’re invited to a mystery at the DCL! Look for

clues, interrogate suspects, and solve a crime.

For ages 18 & up!

Are you a fan of whodunnits and crime solving?

Discover means, motive, and opportunity as you set out to solve the crime. Additional clues will be revealed as

the evening progresses. There’s plenty of time to solve the case, so be sure to enjoy the provided refreshments.

A good time will be had by all!

Registration Required.


Halloween:

Its History & Fortunetelling

Games

Monday, October 19 @ 7:00pm

Foretelling the future is a part of familiar games played at Halloween. Discover the beginnings of Halloween and how it has evolved into the holiday we know today. Try some of the popular games that have been played to “forecast the future”. Learn why the Puritans banned this celebration and how it was revived by Irish immigrants.

About the Speaker:

Robert Steingraber has been lecturing about

and performing Past Life Recall sessions for over 40 years.

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Online Genealogy Research

How to Adopt a Dog


Wednesday, September 16 @ 7:00pm Manage expectations and find the best match!

Match your personality to the dog you’re considering bringing into your home. Learn about managing expectations, the daily realities of pet ownership, how others have successfully found a canine companion, and why some adoptions were just not meant to be. Registration Required.

About the Speaker: Kathy Gilmour is Executive Director of Helping Hounds and will be accompanied by a pet owner who trains rescue dogs.

Learn more at: www.helpinghoundsrescue.org. And find out about the “Pumpkins for Pooches” event at ShoppingTown

Mall on October 3rd.

Free Online Tools You Can Use Explore the possibilities… Tuesday, November 10 @ 7:00pm Did you know that some two million genealogy-related sites exist on the World Wide Web? Helpful online and software tools exist for searching names and locating vital records for tracing one’s roots or creating a family tree. Registration Encouraged. About the Speaker:

Holly Sammons, MLS is Head of the Genealogy and Local History Department at the Central Library in the Galleries. Holly is on the board of the Central New York Genea-

logical society, member of the NEHGS and NGS and has 15 years of experience researching genealogy.

Family Fun

Day of the Dead Party Sunday, November 1 @ 2:00 pm For ages 8- 18.

Join us for our celebration of Day

of the Dead/Diá de los Muertos. Make some crafts like sugar skulls, enjoy traditional foods,

and learn more about this important Mexican holiday.

Registration Required.

DCL Tuesday Movies

Tuesdays, Sept. 1 - Dec. 29 @ 10:30 am In the DCL Friends Meeting Room Bring the whole family and enjoy these free family-friendly

films. All movies will be

rated G or PG. No registration necessary.

For the full schedule of

Sept/Oct films stop by the Library or call

(315) 446-3578.


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TEEN PAGE Minecraft Mania Fridays @ 6:00 - 7:30 pm Sept. 25 & Oct. 23 For ages 10 - 16 Join us for an evening of Mine-craft play. Share building to-gether or on your own. Meet new people and engage in play together. The DCL has a limited number of accounts and com-puters so feel free to bring your own laptops. Registration Required.

Teen Murder Mystery Friday, November 13 @ 6:00 - 8:00 pm For ages 10 - 16. Join fellow sleuths and discover who is killed in the library and why. Follow the clues and test your detective wits. Refresh-ments will be served. Registration Required.

Mexican Train Game

Night Tuesdays @ 6:00 - 7:30 pm Sept. 22, Oct. 20 & Nov. 17 For ages 12 & up! Outwit your opponents with this fun variation of Dominoes. En-joy this game that’s gaining at-tention and popularity across the country. It’s easy to learn, and we’ll teach you how. Registration Required.

DCL Digital Production Club Space is Limited; Registration Required for each DCL Digital Production Club Workshop.

Digital Reader’s

Theater

Saturday, September 26 @ 3:00 - 5:00 pm

For ages 8 - 16.

Become your favorite popular fic-tional characters in the Digital Reader’s Theater and be intro-duced to the world of dynamic sto-rytelling. Learn about digital audio recording, and podcasting as you create your informally staged pro-duction of a popular book or two. Each performance will be recorded and made available on the DCL’s

Soundcloud page: www.soundcloud.com/dewitt-

community-library. Readers’ Theatre promotes reading

confidence and fluency in a fun, crea-

tive, and non-threatening environment.

Animation and

Comic Creation

Saturday, October 24 @ 3:00 - 5:00 pm

For ages 12 - 18.

Do you like animation and comics? Join us for this hands-on program and learn how to create your own comic strips, cartoons, and anima-tions using free software and web-based computer programs such as Chogger, Comic Master, and more.

Makey Makey Design

Workshop

Saturday, November 28 @ 2:00 - 4:00 pm

For ages 8 - 16.

Come in and discover MaKey Ma-Key. This kit allows you to turn everyday objects into a computer keyboard or controller. Play com-puters games using Play-Doh or use bananas as keys for a piano. Put your design skills to the test and create your own game control-lers out of cardboard, tin foil, or other items supplied. Refreshments served.

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Welcome to the DeWitt Community Library's series of

monthly programs developed for homeschooling students and their families. Learn more about what the library

offers, meet with other homeschooling families and listen to interesting speakers. All are welcome to attend.

Discovery to Go Thursday, Sept. 17 at 11:00am For Grades K & up. DCL has an exciting new collection of

science, technology and engineering

materials called Discovery to Go. The collection includes microscopes, telescopes, rocks and minerals kits, and math

manipulatives. Join us for an unveiling party. We'll show off the new Discovery to Go collection and give you a

chance to try out the items. Refresh-ments served. (See more about this collection on the back page.)

Teena’s Trunk Thursday, Oct. 15 at 11:00am For Grades K & up.

Join us to learn about the inspiring life of Teena Fitzroy.

Born with a disability,"Teena's Trunk" is about the obsta-cles Ms. Fitzroy had to overcome in order to grow up and

learn successfully. Have you ever had something difficult you had to deal with? Teena's Trunk will leave you

inspired, hopeful and smiling.

Zoo to You: Wild Careers Thursday, Nov. 19 at 11:00am For Grades K & up. Think you might want to work in a zoo someday? Zoo to

You from the Rosamond Gifford Zoo is here to teach us about different types of jobs at zoos. Learn about what it

takes to prepare for a career working with animals. You'll also meet some animals that are part of everyday work at

the zoo.

Registration is required for each session. Please list the names and ages of all chil-

dren attending.

Terrific Thursdays

Saturday, November 21 @ 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

For children of all ages! Get your game on at the DCL! It’s International Games Day, an annual celebration of games, play, libraries & learning. The DCL will host gaming fun for the whole family. What will you play? No Registration Necessary.

Saturday, October 10 @ 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

For all ages! Events scheduled throughout the day! In a Library not so very far away, a special day is nearly at hand. The force will guide you through the words as you read to save the galaxy. Celebrate Star Wars and reading! Come dressed as your favorite Star Wars character and enjoy all things Star Wars at the DCL. May the books be with you!

We’re excited about the highly anticipated Star Wars: The Force Awakens, in theaters December 18! Here are the fun activities we have planned for all ages:

Star Wars Storytime @ 10:30am Celebrate Star Wars Reads Day with our

galactic storytime! Bring the whole family and enjoy stories and a craft.

Star Wars Party @ 2:00-4:00pm Come dressed in your favorite Star Wars

costume and enjoy all things Star Wars! We’ll have

crafts, games, food and more.

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STORYTIMES Baby Bop Mondays, Sept. 14—Nov. 23 @ 10:30 am Wednesdays, Sept. 9—Nov. 25 @ 10:30 am For ages birth – 24 months old This lively storytime is appropriate for babies and their caregivers. Enjoy lap and bouncing rhymes, short books, and songs. The session lasts 20-30 minutes followed by a playgroup with toys, bubbles, and board books.

Toddler Time Tuesdays, Sept. 8—Nov. 24 @ 10:30 am For ages 2 - 3 years old This fun and active storytime is for toddlers ages 2 - 3 years old and their caregivers. Enjoy stories, action rhymes, songs, and fingerplays for about 30 minutes followed by a coloring sheet or simple craft.

Preschool Storytimes Thursdays, Sept. 10—Nov. 19 @ 10:30 am For ages 3 - 5 years old Children ages 3 to 5 and their caregivers will enjoy theme-based books, flannel stories, rhymes, songs, and a craft. Toddler Dance Party Fridays at 10:30 am Sept. 11, Oct. 9, Nov. 20 & Dec. 18 For ages 18 months to 5 years old. Come shake your sillies out and dance with your friends! There will be musical instruments, bubbles, and more! Toddlers, preschoolers, and their caregivers will have fun listening and dancing to some favorite and new tunes. No Registration Necessary. Registration is required for all storytime sessions unless otherwise noted.

AUTUMN FUN Registration is required for these programs un-less otherwise noted. Infant and Parent Yoda (Yoga and Dance) Wednesdays @ 11:30am immediately following Baby Bop September 9 – November 25 For ages birth - 24 months! Learn how you can practice ‘yoda’ with your infant... gentle yoga movements along with some fun dance movements. No experience needed; everyone will learn together and develop meaningful time with your little ones. Please wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or a beach towel. Toddlers’ Tango Saturday, September 26 @10:30am For children ages 1-4 and their caregivers. Sing and dance your way through the day, joining your little musician with great songs and toy musical instru-ments! Quilting Fun Saturday, October 3 at 11:00am For ages 5-12. Come and learn about the history of quilt-ing by listening to a story and then getting creative. Kids will have the opportunity to create their own quilt. There will also be a show and tell to see what quilts can look like. It’ll be a stitching fun time! Happy Halloween Party Friday, October 30 @ 4:00 pm For ages 2 and up. Celebrate Halloween with Miss Jenny at the Library! Come dressed in your costume and enjoy some spooky stories, crafts, and snacks. We will also trick-or-treat through the Library, so bring your goodie bag!

You’re Invited! Book Birthday Party Saturday, September 19 from 11 am to 12:30 pm Library Assistant Lauri Fortino introduces her debut children’s picture book, The Peddler’s Bed. Come hear the story (geared for ages 3 to 7), then make crafts based on the book. Decorate a pillow case, color a bed picture, or create a whim-sical tree. See a tabletop replica of the peddler’s bed, made by Joe Kolceski. And enjoy delicious refreshments, including birthday cake! Book signing follows. Copies of the book will be available for sale. Thanks to Barnes & Noble DeWitt, a percentage of sales will go to benefit the Library.


Building a Better Business Plan

Career Connections

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Coming Soon

DCL DISCOVERY TO GO

Discovery to Go is a special collec-tion of math, science, engineering and technology items that patrons can either use in the library or checkout with an adult library card. Items for checkout at DCL will include tabletop telescopes, micro-scopes, math manipulatives, rocks and minerals collections and even a human torso model. The DCL received a special New York State Legislative grant through former Assemblyman Sam Roberts office to purchase the collection and hopes to make Discovery to Go items available for checkout starting in October 2015.

Monday, September 28 @ 7:00pm

Plan for your small business; create a roadmap to success! Most lenders require a business plan when you are applying for a small business loan. A busi-ness plan can be your roadmap to success. Learn what’s needed to create your plan from a certified business advisor. Plan for organization, for markets, for future needs, and more. Be proactive and plan your business. Registration Encouraged.

About the Speaker:

Tania Hanouille is a certified Business Advisor with the NYS Small Business Development Center at Onondaga Community College.

One-on-One Resume Reviews

Need help with your resume? Sign up at the Library or on the Library’s web site

(www.dewlib.org) to meet with a Library staff member for individualized help with

writing a successful resume and cover letter. Each hour-

long tutorial will be held in the Library.

There’s a resume for your circumstance. Mid-life job changers, parents returning to the workforce,

twenty-somethings searching for their first job…

Call (315) 446-3578 for appointment.

DCL Career Connections Laptop

Patrons, ages 16 & up, are encouraged

to borrow our career laptop, which includes many special features useful to the job hunter. The laptop contains

shortcuts to some of the best career-related sites on the web. Find a quiet corner in the Library to work on your

resume and get started on your future!

Borrowers MUST present a valid Library card and photo ID (valid driver license, passport, or sheriff’s ID ONLY). The laptop may be used for up to 3 hours and may not leave the Library.

Sign up for all our free programs online at www.dewlib.org or call (315) 446-3578.

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DCL Autumn Program Guide 2015