Books Sandwiched-In
09/17/2013;
12:12
pm
Central Library
- Kate Gleason Auditorium
Age Level: Adult
"Drinking
Water: A History" by James Salzman, reviewed by Wayne Howard, Great
Lakes Committee Chair, Rochester Regional Group of the Sierra Club
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The Affordable Care Act Small Business Health Options Program (SHOP): What you need to know
09/18/2013;
9:00
am
Central Library
- Kate Gleason Auditorium, Bausch and Lomb Public Library Building
Age Level: Adult
This
free workshop will help small business owners understand The Small
Business Health Options Program (SHOP), a new program that simplifies
the process of buying health insurance for your small business.
This is part of the Affordable Care Act. Staff from
the Rochester Business Alliance will lead the workshops. Register for
this program online, or by calling 585-428-8130. Please note: this program is being offered three times -- September 10th at 4 pm (Greece Public Library), September 12th at 6 pm (Fairport Public Library), and September 18th at 9 am (Central Library).
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Caution! Artist @ Work! Alicia Fink, Precious Metal Clay Jewelry Artist
09/21/2013;
1:00
pm
Central Library
- Arts Division
Age Level: Adult
Alicia
Fink, precious metal clay jewelry artist, will display her craft in the
Arts Division of the Central Library.
Alicia Fink is certified by the Precious Metal Clay
Guild and by PMC Connection. Ms. Fink teaches Precious Metal Clay
jewelry making in the area Continuing Education Programs, at the
Rochester Memorial Art Gallery and in her studio. She will be doing a
demonstration of her artistry. This is a free program open to all
library patrons.
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Books Sandwiched-In
09/24/2013;
12:12
pm
Central Library
- Kate Gleason Auditorium
Age Level: Adult
"College
(Un)Bound: the Future of Higher Education and What it Means for
Students" by Jeffrey J. Selingo, reviewed by Dr. Anne Kress, President,
Monroe Community College
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Brown Bag Book Discussion "The End of Your Life Book Club" by Will Schwalbe
09/25/2013;
12:00
pm
Central Library
- Rundel Auditorium, 3rd floor, Rundel Bldg.
Age Level: Adult
The
inspiring true story of a son and his mother, who start a “book club”
that brings them together as her life comes to a close.
Questions of faith & courage. Expressing gratitude & learning to listen. Books comfort, astonish, and teach us. Reading isn’t the opposite of doing; it’s the opposite of dying. Will and Mary Anne share their hopes and concerns with each other—and rediscover their lives—through their favorite books. When they read, they aren’t a sick person and a well person, but a mother and a son taking a journey together. Refreshments will be provided. No reservations are required. Group Moderator: Carol Moldt Librarian, Central’s Literature Division For more information call 428-8375 |
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