Fake vs. Real News led by Claudia Cayne
How much fake news is really out there? How can we tell if something we read or see is real? Is there a way [...]
Brain Attack: Strategies Against Stroke presented by Melissa Braislin, Sharon Hospital
If you have high blood pressure, diabetes, heart problems, smoke tobacco, are over age 55, have family history or take certain medications, you may [...]
Make Friends with Your Tech: Learn to Overcome Your Fears and Use Your Personal Devices Like a Teenager by Michael Jay, Technology Consultant
NEW DATE: Many people think they need an advanced degree to do anything beyond the basics with their smartphones or computers. Or, they see teenagers [...]
Mark Scarbrough on William Faulkner
There’s nothing like a Faulkner novel: overwhelming, breath-taking yet suffocating, free. The prose is haunting and maddening; the diction, erudite and home-spun. Then there are [...]
Mark Scarbrough on William Faulkner
There’s nothing like a Faulkner novel: overwhelming, breath-taking yet suffocating, free. The prose is haunting and maddening; the diction, erudite and home-spun. Then there are [...]
Health Information on the Internet presented by Library Director Claudia Cayne
Library Director, Claudia Cayne, will guide you through best approaches to increasing your health literacy and being an informed consumer.
Mark Scarbrough on William Faulkner
There’s nothing like a Faulkner novel: overwhelming, breath-taking yet suffocating, free. The prose is haunting and maddening; the diction, erudite and home-spun. Then there are [...]
Rockwell, Roosevelt & the Four Freedoms by Stephanie Plunkett, Deputy Director/Chief Curator of the Norman Rockwell Museum
New Date: Please note time The notion of the Four Freedoms has inspired dozens of national constitutions across the globe, yet Franklin [...]
The White Hart Speaker Series: Thomas Cathcart & Daniel Klein,“I Think, Therefore I Draw”
The White Hart Speaker Series is presented in collaboration with The White Hart Inn, Scoville Memorial Library and Oblong Books & Music A [...]
Mark Scarbrough on William Faulkner
There’s nothing like a Faulkner novel: overwhelming, breath-taking yet suffocating, free. The prose is haunting and maddening; the diction, erudite and home-spun. Then there are [...]