Summerguide 2013

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!

DCL Summer Events Guide June, July & August 2013

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DIG INTO READING!

DeWitt Community

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

(315) 446-3578

Summer Hours

(Beginning June 17)

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

Fridays 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Saturdays 10:00 am - 2:00 pm

Closed Sundays ________________________

Editor: Brian Abbott

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Board of Trustees:

Wendy Ressler President

Elaine Ryan

Vice President

Carl Austin

Treasurer

Susan Katzoff

Secretary

Joanne Chamberlain

John Evans

Christene Gantos Steven Lux

Barbara McClure John Millar

Julian Modesti

Sybil Schultz Mary Keib Smith

Dr. Andrew Ursino 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.

Age Guidelines For Summer Programs:

Our librarians have planned a variety of activities for children of all ages. Each event

is carefully designed with a particular age

group in mind. Please observe age requirements listed.

Inside this guide:

Summer Reading 3

Guest Entertainers 4

Weekday Events 5

Storytimes 6

More Activities for Kids 6

Teen Page 7

Movies at the DCL 8

Book Discussions 9

Summer Programs for Adults 10

Health & Careers 11

Overdrive Advantage 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.

www.dewlib.org

Summer Program Guide June, July & August 2013

http://www.dewlib.org/

Teen Summer Reading Program: “Beneath the Surface”

Teens, entering grades 6 & up, dig into an all new summer reading program that has been upgraded to include more than just reading. Teens will have the opportunity to earn “badges” by completing tasks such as creating a meal, writing a poem, compos-

ing a song, attending a library program, and many more. The DCL will award prizes for the most badges earned as well as the most creative project.

Look for more about our Teen programming on Page 7!

Summer Reading Program for Kids

Dig Into Reading @ the DCL! Monday, June 24 - Monday, August 12

Dig into reading this summer! You’re encouraged to read (or listen to) the books you want. Record your reading adventures in your very own Book Miner’s Log! Then visit the Library and share the stories you've read with a librarian. A prize will be given out each week to encourage you to explore the world of books. Children, in preschool thru Grade 5, can register at any time during the program’s run. For more information, stop by the Library, call us at (315) 446 - 3578, or visit our webpage: www.dewlib.org

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MISS JENNY CHALLENGES YOU!

8 weeks, 5,000 books.

Can it be done? If participants of the Children’s Summer Reading program, “Dig In-to Reading!”, read a combined total of 5,000 books before Monday, August 12, Miss Jenny will volun-tarily dye her hair, but what color will it be? You get to choose!

Kick-Off Party Monday, June 24 @ 3:00 pm

Summer reading begins with crafts, face paint-ing, and more! Parents can learn about our Summer Reading Program, which encourages children to read. Children in preschool through 5th Grade can register for our Children’s Summer Reading Program.

End of Summer Party Monday, August 12 @ 11:00 am

For children in preschool through 5th Grade who are registered for our Summer Reading Program at the DCL! Find out if DCL summer readers reached this year’s goal. No registration necessary for either event.

Check out our Summer Reading Program for Adults on page 9!

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

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

4 SUMMER ENTERTAINMENT

Gather at the DeWitt Community Library for music, magic, and more! Space is limited, so attendance is on a 1st come, 1st served basis.

These guest entertainer programs are sponsored by the Friends of the DeWitt Community Library!


Music with Donna B Saturday, June 22 @ 11:00 am

Donna B from Milk & Cookies brings her interactive music and movement program to the Library! Kids will be provided with their own rhythm instruments, movement scarves, and other surprise props. And after, there will be facepainting! Registration Required.

Flow Circus Monday, July 1 @ 2:00 pm

Performer Paul Miller takes us back to one memorable summer when his eccentric uncle comes to visit. Unlike other adults, Paul’s uncle opens up an exciting new world of play through stories, books, juggling, magic and more. Paul’s comedy juggling and magic show engages audiences of all ages. He’s performed on Disney Cruise Lines, Off-Broadway, and coast to coast. Recommended for ages 3 & up!

Puppets with Pizazz Friday, July 12 @ 2:00 pm

Puppeteer Nancy Sander presents the classic story, “Aladdin.” Bring the whole family and be prepared to giggle! Recommended for ages 3 & up!

Bubblemania Wednesday, July 24 @ 6:30 pm

Bring the whole family, and join us for stories and sublime silliness. Hear true tales of Bubble Man Doug Rougeux’s derring-do and American and world travel, along with juggling, mime, and soap bubbles bigger than your head!

I’m Digging It! Monday, July 15 @ 2:00 pm

Storyteller Robin Bady masterfully weaves stories and songs into a tapestry of tales and music. Listen, laugh, sing, act it out, and have fun!

Mama Pajama’s Playhouse Monday, July 8 @ 11:00 am

or

Monday, August 12 @ 2:00 pm

For ages 3 - 8. Mama Pajama’s Playhouse is back! ‘Dig Into Reading...Exploring the Great State of New York.’ Get ready to dig deep and discover the won-ders of New York State. We’ll explore towns and cit-ies, rivers and lakes, and mountains of all regions that make up the Empire State. Enjoy stories and songs in this interactive musical show.

MORELAND THE MAGICIAN Friday, July 26 @ 2:00 pm

Recommended for ages 3 & up! Moreland the Magician returns to the

DCL for an all-new show full of magic and humor. Klondike Dave, a gold prospector from the

Old West, is trying to unearth a treasure hidden in the

Library, but will he be able to find it? Attendance is 1st come, 1st served basis.

This program was supported by Federal Library Services and Technology funds, awarded to the New York State Library by the Federal Institute of Museum and Library Services.

THE SECRET GARDEN Saturday, August 10 @ 10:00 am

Recommended for all ages! The nationally-touring troupe, Hamstead

Stage Company, presents Frances Hodg-son Burnett’s classic, The Secret Garden.

Orphaned Mary Lennox comes to live

with her gloomy uncle and discovers a garden that will change the lives of everyone involved.

Attendance is 1st come, 1st served basis. This program is sponsored by the Senator John A. DeFrancisco Library Cultural Programming Grant.

SPONSORED EVENTS FOR FAMILIES!

WEEKDAY EVENTS FOR KIDS! 5

TODDLER DANCE PARTY

Fridays @ 10:30 am

June 14, July 19 & August 16

For ages 18 months - 5 years old.

Come shake your sillies out and dance with your friends!

There will be musical instruments, bubbles, and more. Toddler, preschoolers, and their

parents/caregivers will have fun listening and dancing to some

favorite and new tunes.

No registration necessary.

FANCY NANCY TEA PARTY

Friday, June 28 @ 11:00 am For ages 3 - 7.

Bonjour (that’s a fancy word for “hello!”) You are invited to join us for a party based

on Jane O’Connor’s Fancy Nancy books!

Dress up in your fanciest outfits and share some stories and make some crafts.

Light refreshments will be served. Registration required.

DIG INTO READING

BOOK CLUB

Wed., July 17 @ 1:00 pm Wed., Aug. 14 @ 1:00 pm

For ages 9 - 14.

In July, read The Cavendish Home for Boys and Girls by Claire LeGrand, about dark secrets at an orphanage.

In August, read The Giant and How He Humbugged America by Jim Murphy, about a famous Central New York hoax.

Registration Required.

ACT OUT!

Wed., July 24

@ 1:00 pm

For Ages 9 - 14. Bring your drama skills to the Library for this stress-free

readers’ theatre program. No rehearsals, no costumes,

no audience...this program is a great way to have fun with acting without taking it too seriously. Get ready to

laugh, play many different parts and laugh some more! Registration Required.

GERONIMO STILTON PARTY

Tuesday, July 9 @ 2:00 pm For ages 6 & up.

Holey Cheese! Are you a fan of Geronimo Stilton? Join us for a fun

program based on this book series.

We’ll do crafts, activities, and more! Registration Required.

CANDY SUSHI

Wednesday, August 7 @ 1:00 pm For ages 9 & up.

Make your own candy sushi that looks like the real thing or get

creative and make something entirely different. Using edible

ingredients, create a delish dish.

All materials will be provided, and you get to eat them!


The MOST Dig Into Dirt Thursday, July 18 @ 2:00 pm

Recommended for all ages! Discover the secrets of the soil and learn what kind of

creatures call it home. Find out why humans should learn to love the stuff, too! This 45 minute interactive

science show is presented by The MOST (Museum of

Science and Technology).

Zoo to You Friday, Aug. 2 @ 11:00 am

Recommended for ages 3 & up! Live zoo animals will visit the Library with an educator

from the Rosamond Gifford Zoo at Burnet Park. Fascinat-ing facts and close-up views of the creatures will be fea-

tured.

ADVENTURES AT THE LIBRARY!

No registration necessary. Space is limited; attendance will be on a first come, first

served basis. These programs are supported by funds from the New York State Library’s Family

Literacy Library Services grant program.

Infant, Toddler & Preschool Storytimes 6

DIG INTO

CRAFTS Children, ages 5 - 11,

make a craft to take home.

Registration required for each craft session.

Craft sessions run approx. 1 hour.

Tuesday, June 25 @ 11:30 am

Hieroglyphics Necklace.

Tuesday, July 9 @ 11:30 am

American Girl Marie-Grace and Cecile.


Make a Gnome.


American Girl Julie.

Tuesday, August 6 @ 11:30 am

Make a Captured Fairy Jar.

DIG INTO HEALTHY SNACKING Monday, July 1 @ 10:30 am For ages 3 - 9!

Join us for a special storytime where kids will get a chance

to make healthy snacks that taste delicious. We’ll read a few stories that encourage healthy eating. Then we’ll roll

up our sleeves and make tasty snacks featuring fruits and veggies. All of our easy snacks will be no-bake, gluten

free with no sugar added.


More Activities for Kids

AMERICAN GIRL RAFFLE

The DCL & Friends of the DCL will be raffling off an American Girl Doll this summer as part of the Summer

Reading Program. Try for your chance to win the new American Girl Doll - Caroline Abbott 1812 Tickets are $1.00 each. Proceeds benefit the Library.


MY GYM DEMO Monday, July 22 @ 10:15 am @ 11:15 am For ages 2 - 4 For ages 4 - 6 This energetic program helps children develop physical-

ly, cognitively, and emotionally, and incorporates music, dance, relays, games, gymnastics, sports, and other ac-

tivities. Participants are encouraged to wear comforta-

ble sneakers and loose-fitting clothes for exercise.


BABY BOP THURSDAYS @ 10:30 am

June 13, 20, 27 | July 11, 18, 25 | August 1, 8 & 15 For ages birth - 18 months

This lively storytime is appropriate for babies and their caregivers. Come ready to participate and help your child develop essen-

tial early literacy skills as we share books, enjoy music and movement, and sing songs and nursery rhymes. Each session lasts 15 - 20 minutes, followed by playtime.

TODDLER TIME! TUESDAYS @ 10:30 am

June 11, 18, 25 | July 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 | August 6 & 13 For ages 19 - 36 months

This fun and active storytime is for toddlers and their caregivers. Encourage their activity by joining us for stories, rhymes, and

songs. Each session lasts about 20 minutes followed by coloring and playtime.

PRESCHOOL STORYTIMES WEDNESDAYS @ 10:30 am

June 12, 19, 26 | July 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 | August 7 & 14

For ages 3 - 6 years

Join Miss Jenny for an entertaining storytime! Each 30 minute session includes themed-stories, fingerplays, and songs. A simple craft follows. Younger siblings welcome!

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ALL STORYTIME PROGRAMS.


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TEEN PAGE

Teen Game Night

FRIDAYS @ 6:00—8:00 pm June 7, July 12 & Aug 9 For ages 10 & up!

Teens, Families, and Seniors, join us for Game Night, and get moving with Wii and Xbox, or sit and relax with Playstation and GameCube games. Bring your friends and family along for the fun. Refreshments served. Registration Required.

Teen Murder Mystery

Friday, August 2 @ 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. Refreshments served.


Go Beneath the Surface, Beyond Reading for this year’s summer reading program. Teens will earn

badges for a variety of activities they may take part in this summer. Cook a meal, write a poem, compose a song, attend a library program, and more. DCL will award prizes (including tickets to the MOST, to the New York State Fair, and more!) for the most badges earned as well as the most creative project. Teens may still participate in the traditional reading club as well. Teens entering 6th grade and up are invited to register for the program.

Teen Summer Reading

Kickoff Party

Tuesday, June 25 @ 2:00 - 4:00 pm For Grades 6 - 12.

Be part of the new Teen Summer Reading Program and

explore what lies “Beneath the Surface.” Enjoy refreshments as you learn how to earn badges and

be eligible for prizes. The new program is activity based, or you may choose the traditional reading

program.

Find out what’s new! Refreshments served.


Teen Summer Reading

Finale Party Tuesday, Aug 13 @ 3:00 - 4:30 pm

For Grades 6 - 12.

All Teens, grades 6 & up, who participated in our Summer

Reading Program are invited to celebrate. Come and enjoy pizza and see who has qualified for

fantastic prizes, including gift certificates, State Fair tickets, grab bags, and more!

Refreshments served.


Video Production

Workshop Thursday, July 18 @ 2:00 - 4:00 pm

For ages 12 - 16.

Learn how to shoot and edit your own short videos. Feel free to bring your favorite photos, video, and music to use

in your video. Registration Required.

Eat Dirt

Thursday, July 25 @ 3:00 - 4:30 pm

For ages 12 - 17!

Keeping with our Summer Reading Program “Beneath the Surface,” come and create an edible potted plant. Eat it

right away, or bring it home and enjoy it later. We’ll sup-ply all the ingredients, and of course...the WORMS!


8 THE MOVIES

MONDAY NIGHT MOVIES

Mondays @ 6:30 pm

July 1 -

Oz the Great and Powerful

July 8 -

Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs

July 15 - Raiders of the Lost Ark

July 22 -

James and the Giant Peach

July 29 - TBA

All films rated G to PG. Check with

the Library for more details

FOR ALL AGES!

In the DCL Friends Meeting Room

Dig Into Movies this summer! Bring the whole family and join us for a free movie. All movies will be rated G or PG.

No registration necessary.

TEEN SUMMER MOVIES

Thursdays @ 2:00 pm

Teens, join us for a free movie and popcorn! This Summer, we're show-

ing action adventure films for you to enjoy.

June 13 The Amazing Spider-Man

The new Spider-man reboot.

July 11 Snow White and the Huntsman

A different take on the familiar tale.

August 8

Inception Enter your dreams...

All films rated PG-13.


DCL TUESDAY MOVIES

Tuesdays @ 10:00 am

The DCL Tuesday movies continue. Bring the whole family and enjoy

these free family-friendly films.

June 4 - August 27

All films rated G to PG. Check with

the Library for listings.

Summer Entertainment for Adults!

DCL Music Series

Everest String Quartet

Sunday, June 9 @ 2:00 pm The Everest String Quartet will play a selection of classical music. Enjoy an afternoon of free live music! Registration Encouraged.

Dance the Two-Step

Tuesday, July 23 @ 2:30 pm Get in line for this exciting country western dance class with certified dance instructor, Ellen Cullivan. Bring a partner, or come solo, and prepare to have some fun! Registration Required. Please Note: wear com-fortable shoes for danc-ing on carpeted surface.

Murder Mystery Party

Dusty Death in the West Friday, July 26 @ 7:00 pm One Syracusan rode West in search of his fortune. What he found was

murder. Will he stand accused or will he save the day?

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 motive, means and opportunity as you set out

to solve the crime. Participants will receive their invita-tions prior to each event; they will discover who they are

upon arrival at the scene of the crime. Additional clues

will be revealed as the evening progresses. There’s plen-ty of time to solve the crime, so be sure to enjoy the pro-

vided refreshments. A good time will be had by all!


Summer Programs for Adults! 9

Serial Killers

The Zodiac Thursday, June 27 @ 7:00 pm A serial killer stalked California in the late 1960s and early 1970s. He dubbed himself “Zodiac.” His identity remains unknown, but his crime spree inspired two movies, Dirty Harry with Clint Eastwood and Zodiac with Jake Gyllenhaal and Robert Downey, Jr.

About the Speaker: Cheryl Pula returns to the DCL for more exciting “moments in

history” programs. She previously presented “Crime Spree,” a

look at famous unsolved mysteries about Lizzie Borden, the

Lindbergh Kidnapping, and Black Dahlia, and “Battle Royale”

about turning points in the Revolutionary, Civil, and Second

World wars.

CNY Racing History

Flora Temple: Queen of the Turf

Tuesday, June 25 @ 1:00 pm Discover the ‘rags-to-riches’ story of the local mare who dominated the mid-1800s racing world, inspir-ing the Stephen Foster song, Camptown Races. Named ‘Queen of the Turf’ by the New York Times, Flora Temple won 92 races and was the first horse to race a mile in 2 minutes, 20 seconds.

About the Speaker: A retired Technical Services Librari-

an at SUNY Morrisville, Sue Green-hagen is an historian for the Town

of Eaton, Village of Morrisville and affiliated with numerous assorted

editorial and historical projects

throughout CNY.

Summer Reading for Adults “Groundbreaking Reads!”

The DeWitt Community Library is proud to present the second annual Summer Reading Program for adults. The theme for this year’s program is “Groundbreaking Reads”, and it will run from June 24 – August 12.

Adults are encouraged to keep track of books they read on a reading log and submit a review for a chance to win an e-reader. Each participant will receive a coupon for one free book from our ongoing book sale. Be rewarded for your reading, join in the fun and prove that libraries rock!


A book group for all mystery lovers! Dis-cover new authors and old favorites as

we read and discuss some of the best

tales of murder, deceit, and suspense.

This summer, join us for our book discus-sion series, “Murder by Decade.” Myster-

ies are timeless, but these tales of mur-der are a reflection of their times.

1930s The Postman Always Rings Twice & Double Indemnity by James M. Cain Monday, June 17

@ 2:00 pm Read either of these classic

tales of murder. In The

Postman Always Rings Twice, a drifter’s torrid affair with a married woman leads

to murder. In Double Indemnity, Walter

Huff, an insurance salesman, plans the “perfect murder.” Read either or both!

1940s

Billy Boyle by James Benn

Monday, July 15

@ 2:00 pm Boston police detective Billy

Boyle gets assigned to Ike as a special investigator during World War

II. His first case? Uncovering a plot that

threatens to undermine Allied operations in Norway’s northern-most province.

1950s A Kiss Before Dying by Ira Levin

Monday, August 12 @ 2:00 pm

Bud Corliss, an ambitious young man, had planned so

carefully to achieve wealth and position by any means necessary.

One family pays the price for his greed,

but will he? ____________

Discussion books are available for

reserve through the library system.

Celebrate a love of mysteries at the DCL!

Mystery Book Discussions

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Adult Programs 10

Garden Pest Solutions Thursday, June 6 @ 7:00 pm

What’s bugging your garden? Nothing is as frustrating as having something eat your garden vegetables before you

get to them. Learn how to deal with pests from large ones like groundhogs to tiny ones like aphids and beetles

that can stealthily kill your squash, cucumbers, and more.

About the Speaker: John Allen returns to the DCL for another Garden Tips program!

He has grown back yard vegetables and fruits for 35 years, and began Edible Gardening CNY (www.egcny.org) to encourage others to start home vegetable gardens.

Registration Encouraged.

Save a Butterfly Monarch Waystation Creation

Thursday, June 13 @ 7:00 pm

Because of its beauty and fascinating life story, the mon-arch butterfly is a familiar favorite. Learn simple steps

you can take to create a Monarch Waystation and how you can provide for the needs of other butterflies, too.

About the Speaker: Dr. Janet Allen is co-founder and president of Habitat Garden-ing in Central New York, a chapter of the national education and advocacy organization called: "Wild Ones: Native Plants, Natural Landscapes." Interested in looking into this further? Visit: monarchwatch.org, HGCNY.org or www.stewardshipgarden.org/creatures/monarch.html Registration Encouraged.

Herb Academy: Rosemary & Thyme

Thursday, August 1 @ 7:00 pm

Perennial herbs, Rosemary and

thyme boost flavor, add variety to your diet, and are

good for you! Learn the best ways to grow, harvest, and store them. Discover traditional uses and recipes you

can use, and sample rosemary lemonade or sweet potato with thyme.

About the Speaker: A long-time herb lover, Deb Thorna has apprenticed with a Master Herbalist and has been featured on WSYR Channel 9’s Bridge Street. She offers Herb Academy programming through-out greater Syracuse to enthusiastic participants. Visit: love-herbs.wordpress.com and www.facebook.com/Loveherbs.

Registration Encouraged.

In the Garden Crafts & Hobbies

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Knitting Made Easy Wednesdays @ 10:00 am - 12:00 pm

June 5 - August 28 In the ShoppingTown Mall Food Court

Whether you are an accomplished knitter or you have

been meaning to learn the art of knitting, this is the place

to be. Knitters of all levels are welcome.

Bring any needle/stitching projects you may be working

on. You’ll find this group to be friendly and welcoming.

No Registration Necessary.


Make Your Own Jewelry

Monday, July 22 @ 6:00 pm For ages 14 & up!

Marcy Rollinger takes you through the steps of making jewelry with handy tips you can use to craft your own

creations. Make your own necklace or earrings (or both).**

Registration Required. Class Fee is $10.00. There is an additional materials fee

ranging in price: ** Earrings are $2 to $10 per kit. Necklaces are $5 to $25 per kit.

About the Instructor: Marcy Rollinger has a masters in Creative Arts Therapy from Hofstra University. In 2008, she relocated to the Syracuse area and opened her own studio/gallery, Creative Celebration in Chit-tenango, with over 50 artists on display. Visit: www.creativecelebration.biz.

Pets

Choosing the Right Dog for

Your Family

Tuesday, July 16 @ 7:00 pm

Discover the best size and type of dog for your lifestyle and living

arrangements. Have some love to give (and receive)?

Wondering what it would be like to add a dog to your

family? Learn about canine activity levels and more as you explore the best dog for your family.

About the Speaker: Have your questions answered by Charles Warren, an experi-enced dog and puppy trainer and owner of Collective K9 in

Liverpool, NY.

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Health & Careers 11


T’ai Chi Chih

Tuesday, July 16 @ 2:00 pm

Learn Joy Through Movement! T'ai Chi Chih, is a gentle, easy to learn, non-martial art

form. In this introduction discover this system of move-ment discipline that generates, circulates and harmonizes

internal energy flow. A great stress reducer! Learn

movements that you can use immediately to improve your health and life.

About the Speaker: Presented by Neena Mitchell, accredited T'ai Chi Chih Instruc-tor. Neena has taught T’ai Chi Chih throughout greater Syra-cuse. Currently, Neena holds classes at the Total Wellness Center, an alternative/complementary health group in Camillus, NY.

Free Information About Health

Care Reform: Affordable Care Act Mon., June 3 @ 2:00 pm or Tues., June 4 @ 7:00 pm

The Community Health Advocate’s Program provides free

health and insurance coverage information and advice to uninsured and insured New Yorkers in their communities—

including information about key changes to health care

services for individuals, families, seniors, small businesses, and other populations.

About the Speaker: Presented by Lanika Mabrey of the Public Policy and Education Fund of New York and Citizen Action of New York.

EBay & Craigslist: Secrets of Selling Online

Wednesday, June 12 @ 2:00 pm

Ebay & Craigslist: Want to sell something online? We'll share some secrets on how to make your listing stand out and get the best price for your items. Basic computer knowledge and a working email account are required.

Taught by Blair Frodelius. Registration Required.

Back by

Popular Demand!

Job Hunting/Career Help Join us for these free one hour informative talks that will help you on your career path whether you’re looking for a

new job or changing careers.

Personality and Career Choice

Wed., Aug 7 @ 6:00 - 7:00 pm Learn your key character traits and identify careers that are

closely associated with your personality type in this fun, free interactive workshop. Electronic 'clickers' to participate

in the program will be made available during the program

to the first 30 who sign up (ages 18+).

What’s in Your Job Hunt Toolbox? Wed., Aug 21 @ 6:00 - 7:00 pm

Sharpen your skills for the 21st century and identify ways

to increase your marketability and strengthen your employ-ability in some of today’s hottest fields. Registration encouraged for either session. Light Refreshments.

About the Speaker: A representative from Bryant and Stratton will teach you the tools you need to succeed in your career/job hunt.

Diverse World Cultures: Interfaith Service Organization Makes a Difference

Wednesday, July 10 @ 2:00 pm

Hear about the work of Women Transcending Bounda-

ries (WTB), a Syracuse-based non-profit that seeks to bring together women of faith to foster understanding

and cooperation between people of varied cultures. Founded in Syracuse after 9/11, WTB helps cross the divides of religion, culture and ethnicity through education, socializ-ing and service. Come learn more about their programs and activities, book clubs, work with refugees, community garden and more. Have your questions answered. WTB is connect-ed to other interfaith communities through the Harvard Plu-ralism Project, North American Interfaith Network and United Religions Initiative. Registration is encouraged. About the Speakers: Joy Pople is President of WTB and Director of Publications for the Universal Peace Federation. Jennifer Roberts Crittenden is a past president of WTB and a retired English teacher.

One-on-One Tech Help

Career Connections

www.dewlib.org

DeWitt Community Library

Shoppingtown Mall

3649 Erie Blvd. East

DeWitt, NY 13214-1799

315-446-3578

DCL’s Special Collection for YOU!

Check out Overdrive Advantage, our special collection of ebooks just for DeWitt Community Library patrons!

To keep up with the exploding demand for downloadable ebooks, the DCL has started a collection of highly sought-after items exclusively for DCL cardholders. Be sure to login with your DCL account to view these special items! Ask our staff about becoming a DCL cardholder & for more details.

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

About the Speaker: Scott Mosher, co-writer of the Technically Speaking column as seen in the Eagle Bulletin, shares the latest tech trends, news, and tips.

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.

Tuesdays @ 1:00 pm or Thursdays @ 5:30 pm

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.


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