Is your home office literally a pain in the neck? Has working from home caused aches and pains that you didn’t have before? Are you wondering if your office space is arranged correctly? Join Jaimee Mace, MSPT, owner of PhiT Physical Therapy, to learn the proper way to set-up and use your electronic devices to […]
Krissy McKeeman is back! And this time She's bringing some friends. During each session in this three part series, an expert from Mystic Valley Elder Services will come with Krissy to teach about a specific topic such as avoiding scams, and tech troubleshooting. They will also talk about services that MVES offers to help in […]
The Reading Public Library is excited to partner with the Ashland Public Library and other Massachusetts public libraries for a virtual program, The Challenges of Being a Debut Author. Debut author (and librarian) Chelsea Banning was very excited to publish her first book, "Of Crown and Legends". But then only 2 people showed up for […]
Join our creative writing group TBW: To Be Written Teens in grades 8-12 will participate in creative writing exercises and hands on activities. Meetings are held once a month on Wednesday at 3:30pm. January 11th - Blackout Poetry February 8th - Found Poems March 8th - Three Spread Book Register using the link below.
We all seek meaningful relationships and opportunities for growth and progress in our lives. Adults with developmental disabilities including ASD and I/DD also benefit from the opportunity to express themselves and be heard and understood. This series of programs is designed for adults ages 22+ with disabilities, including autism spectrum disorder (ASD), and intellectual and […]
Transitioning into a new profession can be a challenging and daunting undertaking. Career Coach Gary Gekow explains various strategies to help make the transition from one industry to another a smooth one. This is a group discussion where everyone's experiences and opinions are welcomed. This workshop kicks off a Job Search Essentials Series lead by […]
Transitioning into a new profession can be a challenging and daunting undertaking. Career Coach Gary Gekow explains various strategies to help make the transition from one industry to another a smooth one. This is a group discussion where everyone's experiences and opinions are welcomed. This workshop kicks off a Job Search Essentials Series lead by […]
For at least the past three decades, scholars have argued that slavery's abolition would not have happened without interracial collaboration between politically-minded women. From 1830-1865, an interracial and transnational group of women insisted that the struggles for women's liberation and abolition were linked. They rooted their activism in their shared passion for religion, writing, reading, […]
Interested in making an impact on Teen Services at the library? If you're in grades 8-12, join TAG to share your ideas about programs, book selection, and community engagement! This teen led group will also give you the opportunity to earn volunteer/community service hours through program development. To get involved, register using the library link […]
In this virtual presentation, students are given some simple, basic strategies that will make sure scores improve on their next practice or official exam. Presented by The Princeton Review. Register for the SAT Strategy Session using the link provided below.
The Princeton Review will offer an online SAT Practice Test. Students will receive a link to the Princeton Review online classroom and further instructions upon registration. Be prepared with a calculator and scrap paper to work out your problems. You can also keep a bottle of water and a snack nearby, as breaks will be […]
Stop by the library's Teen Room and join in some vacation week fun. Game Time for Teens! Tuesday, February 21st 1:00-3:00pm Movie Night for Teens! Thursday, February 23rd 6:00-8:30pm DIY Bracelets for Teens! Saturday, February 25th 2:00-4:00pm
