Dress to get messy! Join us for science experiments involving reactions and explosions. We will meet in the grass outside the children’s library, weather permitting, or we will meet in the Ryon Community Room. For Grades K-4. Please register.

Learn about an exciting upcoming bus trip we’re taking in 2020 to literary New England! Get information about the destinations, time frame, and costs of this trip.

Do you need help in computer basics, Email, iPad/iPhone, Kindle/Nook, Facebook, Skype, Facetime, Basics of the Microsoft Suites (2007), or something else? Stop by and schedule a one-on-one meeting session today.

Monitoring Algae in the Community – Susan Wright, an undergraduate researcher in Dr. Sarah Ruffell’s lab at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford, will be discussing Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs). These blooms are a growing environmental problem that can have significant effects on public health. The presentation will review the basics of algae, how HABs form, and potential public health concerns. She will also discuss current research, and how public libraries are contributing to this research.

Families Helping Families is an organization providing support for families with a member in the early stages of recovery for drug or alcohol addiction. Co-sponsored by Clearbrook Foundation. For Grades 7 – Adult.

We offer:

Education about the key concepts of addiction and recovery;

Connections with other families and individuals who have struggled with addiction;

Guest speakers and partners including community leaders like Dr. Mike Mahon, Superintendent of Abington Schools; Dr. A. C. Patel; Lackawanna County Court Judge Michael Barrasse, and U.S. 3rd Circuit Judge Thomas Vanaskie.

A proactive and cooperative effort with community leaders to keep our families safe and healthy.

Any questions? Call Gary Davis @ 570.878.2595 Confidential.