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- สถานที่:
- Granville, NY, 12832
- โทรศัพท์:
- 518 642-2525
- อ.:
- 9:00 - 17:00
- พ. - วันพฤหัส:
- 13:00 - 20:00
- ศ.:
- 12:00 - 17:00
- เสาร์:
- 10:00 - 15:00
Pember Library
Pember Library This program may save your life! Please join us to learn how to protect your home and family.
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Radon is a gas that comes from the breakdown of uranium in soil, rock and water. It occurs naturally in the earth, but can become a problem when it builds up indoors. It enters a home through cracks and openings in the foundation floor, walls and through openings around sump pumps.
Pember Library Lucy has been at the library for a whole year!! Help us to celebrate on November 7.
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In celebration of her third birthday, the Rutland Animal Shelter will be here. There may be some kittens here who are waiting to be adopted and at least one puppy looking for a home.
Pember Library Sign up now for a spot in our craft classes. Learn to make holiday gifts and ornaments! The first class will be on knitting or crocheting colorful washcloths. The second will be making an embroidered ornament using silk ribbon.
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For the knitted washcloth, bring a ball of cotton yarn in whatever color(s) you like. You will need regular knitting needles, any size from 4-8.
Pember Library Do you know about our downloadable audio books? Download to your computer from the SALON website and transfer to your portable device. Many are now available that are compatible with your iPod. Contact the library if you need help with setting up this wonderful service.
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New titles are being added on a timely schedule throughout the year. This month look for the following new titles on the SALON websiteAdult Fiction eaudiobooks:
Pember Library This was so much fun!
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First Place in the “Anything but Pie apple dessert contest” went to Robyn Lipshutz with her Apple Caramel Bars. Judi Brown’s Jewish Apple Cake was the second place winner with Theresa ...
Pember Library The "Anything BUT Pie Apple Dessert Contest" will be taking place at the library on Friday evening, October 16, starting at 6pm. We have six judges and four great prizes. Stop in to the library to pick up your entry form!
Pember Library I'm really looking forward to this lecture! Join us if you can.
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Author Andy Flynn will share colorful stories about Adirondack life straight from the archives and collections of the internationally acclaimed Adirondack Museum at 6 p.m. on Thursday, October 15, 2009 ...
Pember Library Let your crafty friends know about this...
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We’re going to have a “knit-in” group at the library. Beginning October 2, people can come in every Friday (2PM) and work on their knit or crochet projects and get help or encouragement or just have someone to chat with while they work. ...
Pember Library Meet Henry Hudson on Sunday!
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We are participating in the Hudson River Champlain Valley Heritage Weekend http://www.ny400.org/events/hudson-river-valley-heritage-weekend
Pember Library
This is kind of sad.
Take a look, it's in a book.
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After 26 years, the beloved children's show hosted by LeVar Burton will disappear from the airwaves. Today, educational funding favors programs that teach kids how to read, rather than why to read.
Pember Library This is the final program in our "Explore New York" summer series. We hope you have enjoyed these programs as much as we have enjoyed putting them together.
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Join us at the Pember Library at 6 PM on Wednesday, August 26, when Barry Marshall, and Jeri Burns, PhD, will present stories and songs from the history of NY State. “The Storycrafters” will bring us tales ...
Clarissa Mead i love the pember!!! ♥
Pember Library Join us for this discussion on Granville. We will welcome questions and appreciate any facts that audience members may want to share.
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Ray plans to start by telling us about the Native Americans who lived in the area. We’ll talk about the Revolutionary War era and the settlers who came here then and why they chose this area. During the mid-nineteenth century, many people moved here to work in the slate quarries.
