Teen

Bingo! Got cabin fever! Bring the family to the library to play bingo for prizes. Ages 4 and up (adults too!) Register beginning Dec. 14 online or at the children's desk.

The Shelburne Line was a World War II escape network operating in occupied France which returned 138 allied servicemen to England in 1943-44.  The French Resistance located downed airmen and hid them from the Germans through a series of safe-houses.  Once a month, during the dark of the moon, the men were transported to the Brittany coast to meet a British motor gun boat that would return them to England.  Presenter Rick Feingold recounts the story of how his father, Lt. Louis Feingold, a B-17 U.S. Army Air Force navigator, escaped Nazi capture.

At Founders' Day on Hathorn Rd., join Lenape cultural educator Karen Mosko of the Nalahii (Munsee-Delaware Nation), Ontario, Canada for a 30-minute workshop on basic vocabulary words in the language of Warwick's indigenous people.  Half-hour sessions begin at 11, 12, 1, 2 and 3.  Drop in at the event venue; no registration required. 

Join our Teen Advisory Board and earn community service by helping to paln the library's teen programs. We want your suggestions! New members are always welcome. Elections for new officers at our October meeting. Snacks at every meeting!

Make a spooky pop up book or card using techniques that our TAB president Maya will show you.

The Amity Foundation for Healing with Horses - recently featured as a cover story for Orange Magazine - harnesses the therapeutic power of horses to help humans recover from emotional trauma. This video shows how the process works and why it’s important…especially today.  Sexual abuse, bullying, PTSD.  Here’s how horses can help. The Foundation offers an effective alternative to traditional therapies. Its services are available at low or no cost to those suffering from PTSD and other severe traumas.