DCL Spring Program Guide 2014 by Dewitt Library

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DCL Spring Events Guide March, April & May 2014

PROGRAMS FOR ADULTS, TEENS, CHILDREN & FAMILIES!

Spring Program Guide March, April & May 2014 www.dewlib.org

Inside this guide: Featured Programs

Health & Wellness

In the Garden & Music

Creature Features

DCL Mysteries

Computers & Technology

Monday - Thursday 10:00 am - 9:00 pm

Teen Page

Family Fun Programs

Friday - Saturday 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Storytimes & Programs

DCL Friends Tea

Career Connections

DeWitt Community Library in ShoppingTown Mall 3649 Erie Blvd. East DeWitt, NY 13214 (315) 446-3578 Library Hours

Sundays 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm

3 Ways to Register ________________________ Editor: Brian Abbott _______

#1 - WEBSITE: www.dewlib.org Check our Calendar of Events. Click on event titles for more information and/or to register.

Board of Trustees:

#2 - PHONE (315) 446-3578

Steven Lux

#3 - STOP BY the Front desk.

Sometimes events beyond our control result in date changes or event cancellations. Program registered patrons who supply a phone or e-mail address at sign-up will be notified of any changes as they may occur. Patrons are encouraged to register by phone 315-446-3578, or via our website at: www.dewlib.org. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience.

President Mary Keib Smith

Vice President Carl Austin

DCL Book & Bake Sale

Treasurer Christene Gantos

Secretary Nina Brown Miesje Havens John Millar Julian Modesti Nana Ross Steven Schroeder Irene Scruton Mary Keib Smith Lydia Wasylenko Wendy Ressler Elaine Ryan Dr. Rosalie Young

Friday, April 25 & Saturday, April 26 @ 10:00 am - 4:00 pm This April, the DeWitt Community Library and the Friends of the DeWitt Community Library are hosting a Book & Bake Sale. Browse our selection of gently used books and pick up a yummy treat to enjoy! All items are $1.00*, unless specially marked. Discover a treasure to read or enjoy a treat to taste.

Wendy Scott

Executive Director

*Donation goes to support DCL programs and services.

Featured Programs

Money Saving Coupon Workshop Tuesday, March 11 @ 6:30 - 8:30 pm Lauren, the frugal blogger of “I Am That Lady,” will share her money-saving secrets in this free hour session that includes a special “how to” kit. A wife and mother on a budget (aren’t we all), Lauren’s learned hundreds of valuable couponing tips. About the Speaker: Lauren has appeared at Post Standard events. She’s been heard on TV and radio, and she blogs regularly on her website: www.iamthatlady.com.

The Transformative Power of Song Monday, March 3 @ 7:00 pm DCL Friends Meeting Room

An Evening with the Other Side Wednesday, March 12 @ 7:00 pm DCL Friends Meeting Room

Explore and celebrate the transformative power of song. The short film, Shining Night, has been screened at film festivals and performing arts venues across America and Europe and is the winner of the 2012 DC Independent Film Festival Best Documentary. Explore the relationship of art, nature, spirituality and song through the lens of America’s most frequently performed contemporary choral composer, Morten Lauridsen. Registration Encouraged.

with Psychic Medium Debra J. Crossman

About the Speakers: Introduced by the Syracuse Vocal Ensemble.

Wed., March 12 @ 7:00 pm Psychic Medium Debra Crossman invites you to, “join us for an opportunity to receive messages from your deceased loved ones and information from your Spirit Guides.” Debra is the “Resident Psychic” on 93Q’s Ted & Amy Show and has appeared on Bridge Street on WSYR-TV Channel 9. View clips of those shows and read more about this evening event on her website at: http://debrajcrossmanpsychicmedium.com

Space is limited; Registration Required. For ages 21 & up!

Celebrating the Irish Language in the 21st Century Tuesday, March 18 @ 7:00 pm Discover the surprising status of the Irish Language in 2014. An increase in international interest in learning Irish and the increasing availability of Gaelscoileanna (schools that teach primarily in Irish) in Ireland are highlighted in this talk. Learn about innovative programs such as Coláiste Lurgan, the different dialects of Irish, and how you can learn the language. Participants will learn simple words and phrases in Irish and hear (possibly sing!) a song or two as Gaeilge (in Irish). A great introduction for anyone with an interest in learning – or even learning about – the Irish language. Sponsored by the Central New York Chapter-Irish American Cultural Institute, Inc. (CNY-IACI) About the Speaker: John LaParo, a Syracuse attorney conversant with the Irish language, teaches Irish classes for the CNY-IACI. Born in the US to an Italian father and an Irish mother, he was raised with 3 languages: Irish Gaelic, Italian, and English.

Health & Wellness

A Healthier You: Easy Tips for Wellness Tuesdays at 2:00 - 3:00 pm Registration encouraged for each session.

March 25— 10 Quick Tips to a Healthier You We all want to live a healthier lifestyle but sometimes life just gets too busy. Here are 10 simple and easy tips that you can do that really will make a positive impact on your health.

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April 1—Sleep from A to ZZZ Participants will increase their understanding of the benefits of sleep to maintain overall health and learn strategies to improve sleep habits. Learn about the benefits of sleep, how much is enough, stages of sleep, types of sleep difficulties, and sleep strategies.

April 8—Total Recall/Brain Fitness Take a look at the mechanism of memory and relieve the concern that changes are unavoidable as we age. Learn easy techniques to improve your memory, what foods can help, and how to stimulate your brain to keep it sharp now and in the future.

Presented by Chris Britton, Community Health Educator MVP Health Care®

Improve Your Health: Targeted Massage Therapy

Patient Protection & The Affordable Care Act

Tuesday, April 8 at 7:00 pm

Thursday, April 24 at 5:30 to 7:00 pm

Practiced for thousands of years, Maya Abdominal Massage Therapy has a great many uses and can be beneficial to people of all walks of life. According to Lutwin, “the technique has been known to be very helpful for individuals who are experiencing fertility challenges, but it also covers a long list of other health issues people might be experiencing, including digestive and reproductive disorders for both genders.” A short talk with Q & A follows a 20 minute video presentation. About the Speaker: Erika Lutwin, Certified Abdominal Therapist, www.erikalutwin.tk

Registration Required.

5 Steps to Healing Grief Saturday, May 3 at 2:00 - 3:30 pm “We are neighbors in grief and allies in healing.”™ When life sends us loss or heartache, the first question often asked is “How am I going to survive this?” Unlock your healing potential with Annah Elizabeth’s groundbreaking work, The Five Facets, a 90 minute discussion offering grief event recovery tools. About the Speaker: Annah Elizabeth knew she needed to heal from the emotional devastation of losing her first born son. Studying how we heal from losses throughout our lives, she has discovered essential coping and survival techniques in her program, The Five Facets. http://www.thefivefacets.blogspot.com

Registration Required.

Navigate the new health care. This session will share information about the protections, values, wellness benefits and health insurance reform required by the health care law. While most changes impact commercial insurance, there are some improvements to Medicare as well. Now, planning for health insurance needs to be considered as part of your overall financial planning strategy, like life insurance and 401(k) plans. About the Speaker: Sarah Wall Bollinger, MA, is Executive Director for Health Planning at HealtheConnections. HealtheConnections is the lead agency for the New York State of Health, the official health plan marketplace in Onondaga County and RHIO for CNY.

Registration Encouraged.

Make Your Home Safe & Accessible Tuesday, May 6 at 2:00 pm Make your life, or the life of those you love, easier and safer! Learn how to make you home safe and accessible for any age or ability with an emphasis on aesthetically pleasing yet functional modifications. Considering a wider hallway, changing the front steps, or perhaps updating the kitchen or bath for easier access? Learn from this informative talk and see results from actual projects. About the Speaker:

Linda Fake is an Interior Designer and Certified Aging-inPlace Specialist (National Association of Home Builders). www.linkedin.com/in/lindafakeuniquelyyours. Registration Encouraged.

In the Garden & Music Create Your Edible Garden Mondays @ 7-8 pm

APRIL 14—Plan Your Garden Planning a garden, including what are the easiest plants to grow and where to locate the garden. APRIL 28—Plant Your Seeds Starting seeds and transplanting seedlings. Basically, how to get some plants and how and when to get them into the soil. MAY 19—Protect Your Plants Pests to watch out for. This includes certain insects and larger creatures such as rabbits, groundhogs, and deer. Also includes how to deal with some of them. About the Speaker: John Allen is a member of Edible Gardening CNY, a group of people interested in backyard vegetable and fruit growing.

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CNY Birding: Songbirds Return Thursday, May 15 @ 2:00 pm May marks the height of songbird migration through Central New York. 90 species of migrants come to spend summer here or move on to locations further north. Learn about some of these species, including the Great Crested Flycatcher, Yellow-throated Vireo, Cerulean Warbler, and Blackburnian Warbler. Discover the bright colors and varied patterns represented by some of our smallest songbirds. About the Speaker: Gene Huggins returns to the DCL for another look at CNY birding. He has been an active birder for 57 years in Central New York. He began his hobby by visiting fields, forests, and ponds near his hometown of Waterville, NY. He is President of the Onondaga Audubon Society, a member of the American Birding Association, and NYS Ornithological Association.

Registration is Encouraged

DCL Music Series Everest String Quartet Sunday, Mar. 9 @ 2:00 pm Vic Mallia presents an afternoon of music with a string quartet.

Highland Winds Clarinet Quartet Sunday, Apr. 13 @ 2:00 pm Enjoy an afternoon of classical clarinet music.

DeWitt Choraliers Sunday, May 18 @ 2:00 pm This local singing group will entertain with familiar and classical tunes.

Genesee Ted Thursday, June 12 @ 7:00 pm Enjoy an evening performance of bluegrass and old time music with mandolin.

Light refreshments will be served; Registration is encouraged for each performance.

Creature Features with CHERYL PULA at the DeWitt Community Library! Bigfoot Thursday, April 3 @ 7:00 pm

The Jersey Devil Thursday, May 1 @ 7:00 pm

For centuries, people have reported seeing large, hairy, manlike creatures in the forests and mountains of the worlds. There have even been sightings in Central New York! What could these beasts be?

It lives in the Pine Barrens of New Jersey. A creature described as part horse, with bat wings, hooves, and hair. Some say it is the Devil’s spawn. The Legend began with the Leeds family and has grown. What could it be? Whatever it is, it lent its name to an NHL hockey team—the Jersey Devils.

Mothman Thursday, June 5 @ 7:00 pm

In Search of Lake Monsters Thursday, July 3 @ 7:00 pm

Point Pleasant, West Virginia, was a sleepy little town until people reported seeing a strange, huge bat-like creature hanging out at a local abandoned TNT factory. It appeared in yards, on porches, and even chased people in their cars. What could it be?

Everyone has heard of the famous Loch Ness monster in Scotland, affectionately known as Nessie. But just about every country in the world claims its own lake monster, including New York’s Champ. What could they be?

Registration is encouraged for these popular programs! Cheryl Pula returns to the DCL for more exciting “moments in history” programs. She previously presented “Crime Spree,” a look at famous unsolved mysteries about Lizzie Borden, the Lindbergh Kidnapping, and Black Dahlia, and “Battle Royale” about turning points in the Revolutionary, Civil, and Second World wars.

This Summer, the DCL will be offering a new online book club, The Cozy Chair. Much like a traditional face-to-face book club, The Cozy Chair discussions will offer more opportunities for everyone to share and chat about our favorite books. Currently, there are four groups planned for the initial launch, including Armchair Sleuths for mystery lovers, and Armchair Explorers for popular science readers.

Official book titles for each group will be revealed in the 2014 Summer Program Guide. The library staff also will be distributing bookmarks in select books relating to Cozy Chair books. The bookmarks will contain information on signing up and participating in our online groups. Keep an eye out for these bookmarks and more information about our online book clubs. We hope to see you online, commenting, mingling, and sharing your reading experiences with fellow booklovers.

Programs for Adults! Mystery Book Discussions A book group for all mystery lovers! Discover new authors and old favorites as we read and discuss some of the best tales of murder, deceit, and suspense. In the Woods by Tana French IRELAND Monday, Mar. 3 @ 2:00 pm This 2007 debut novel received numerous awards. A Dublin detective must relive the horrors of his childhood in a case that mimics one he survived.

Read any book in the Ben Cooper and Diane Fry series. by Stephen Booth ENGLAND Monday, Apr. 7 @ 2:00 pm Crime writer Booth sets his police

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procedural series about the investigations of two young police detectives in Derbyshire, England.

Read any book! by Rex Stout Monday, May 5 @ 2:00pm King of the armchair sleuths, Nero Wolfe would rather tend to his orchids or prepare a gourmet meal in his glorious brownstone than demean himself by hunting for clues. Instead he has Archie Goodwin investigate clues and return to the brownstone where Wolfe listens and pieces it all together. ____________ Discussion books are available for reserve through the library system. Some titles may be available for download as ebooks. Celebrate a love of mysteries at the DCL!

Murder Mystery Party 1952: a McCarthy Era Mystery Friday, March 7 @ 7:00 pm

Murder for Six Friday, May 30 @ 7:00 pm

Early one morning, a snow plowman discovers a car off the side of the road, but the man inside didn’t die by accident. He was shot. Discover what motive lies behind his murder during the height of the McCarthy era and the red scare.

A mysterious host has invited five guests to Century Castle on a private island in the Thousand Islands, but who will leave alive?

Registration Required.

You’re invited to a mystery at the DCL! Look for clues, interrogate suspects, and solve a crime. For ages 18 & up! Are you a fan of whodunnits and crime solving? Discover motive, means and opportunity as you set out to solve the crime. Participants will receive their invitations prior to each event; they will discover who they are upon arrival at the scene of the crime. Additional clues will be revealed as the evening progresses. There’s plenty of time to solve the crime, so be sure to enjoy the provided refreshments. A good time will be had by all! Registration Required.

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Social Book Websites: Share Great Reads with Friends Friday, March 14 @ 11:00 am - 12:00 pm with Erin Cassidy, Assistant Director for Technology and Digital Services Ever heard of LibraryThing or GoodReads? These and other websites let you make lists and rate books you’ve read and loved. You can also join with your friends, see what they’re reading, and recommend books to them. Come discover the worlds of social reading online.

Discover Free eBooks Online Friday, April 18 @ 11:00 am - 12:00 pm with Erin Cassidy, Assistant Director for Technology and Digital Services Back by popular demand! There are many new and exciting initiatives for sharing and reading books online. Erin will offer a brief overview of the newest and coolest online libraries for books. Come and discover what is available for free online and fill your computer or e-reader with books.

Using and Sharing Photos Online Friday, May 16 @ 11:00 am - 12:00 pm with Erin Cassidy, Assistant Director for Technology and Digital Services Come discover what Flickr, Instagram, and Twitter can do for your images. Learn about how to find and use digital images from the web and properly cite the works you use to give the creators their due. We’ll talk about sources for public domain and creative commons images also.

Space is limited, and registration is required for each computer class.

One-on-One Tech Help Tuesdays or Wednesdays @ 3:00 - 4:00 pm Fridays @ 11:00 am - 12:00 pm Computer confounding you? Tablet giving you trouble? Sign up for a one-onone tech help session to get you through. When signing up, please tell us what kind of tech help you would like. If your question relates to a specific device, please bring it with you on the day of your appointment.

Registration Required. Make an appointment to have your technology questions answered by Erin or Scott from the Library’s Tech department. Areas that have been covered previously include Windows OS, tablets, and ereaders. Call or stop in to register. Spaces are filling up fast.

TEEN PAGE Mardi Gras Party

Minecraft Mania

Saturday, March 1 @ 2:00 - 4:00 pm For ages 8 - 18. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a party at the DCL! Join us in your finest costume and make a festive Mardi Gras mask. Learn all about this traditional New Orleans event while having some cake and goodies. Thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll be plenty of beads to give away too! Registration Required.

Fridays @ 6:00 - 7:30 pm March 21, April 25 & May 23 For ages 10 - 16. Join us for an evening of Minecraft play. Share building together or on your own. Meet new people and engage in play together. The DCL will have a limited amount of accounts and computers so feel free to use and bring your own laptops.

Registration Required.

Winter Break Murder Mystery Friday, April 11 @ 6:00 - 7:30 pm For ages 10 - 16. Join fellow sleuths and discover who is killed in the library and why. Follow the clues and test your detective wits. Pizza will be served.

Registration Required.

Animation & Comic Creation

ANIME AFTER HOURS

Saturday, May 24 @ 2:00 - 4:00 pm

The DeWitt Community Library and Anime Syracuse present ANIME AFTER HOURS! All are welcome to an evening of Gaming and Anime Screenings! Enjoy 3 Anime Screenings in the Friends Room. Bring your own card or table top games, or try one of ours. Cosplayers are encouraged and welcome to attend. No Registration Required. Please arrive by 6:00 pm.

For ages 12 - 18. Do you like animation and comics? Join us for this hands-on program and learn how to create your own comic strips, cartoons, and animations using free software and web-based computer programs such as Chogger, Comic Master, and more. Registration Required.

Saturdays, 6:00 to 9:00 pm March 22, April 26 & May 24

DCL Tuesday Movies Tuesdays @ 10:30 am In the DCL Friends Meeting Room Bring the whole family and enjoy these free family-friendly films. All movies will be rated G or PG. No registration necessary. For the full schedule of films stop by the Library or call (315) 446-3578.

Family Fun

Family Movie Matinee Bring the whole family and join us for a free movie and popcorn!

Pancake Party Tuesday, March 4 @ 10:30 am For ages 2 & up.

Saturday, April 5 @ 2:00 pm FROZEN When a prophecy traps a kingdom in eternal winter, Anna teams up with mountain man Kristoff and his sidekick reindeer to put an end to the Snow Queen’s spell. Rated PG. No registration necessary.

Celebrate Pancake Day with us at the library! Join us for fun stories and a craft. Bring your appetite because we’ll be making pancakes, too! Registration required.

Terrific Thursdays Welcome to Dewitt Community Library’s series of monthly programs developed with input from the DCL’s Homeschoolers Advisory Board. Learn more about what the Library offers, meet with other homeschooling families, and enjoy an activity based on the monthly theme. We’ll have an ongoing activity in an adjacent room set up to keep preschoolers in your group busy during the program. All are welcome.

Internet Searching & Safety

Thursday, March 20 at 11:30am For grades K - 12. The internet is huge! Searching for information can be intimidating and time consuming. Let Dewitt library staffers Marc and Scott share some tips and tricks on how to narrow your searches and harvest better results quicker. Social media and cyberbullying will also be discussed.

Earth Day & the Water Cycle

Thursday, April 17 at 11:30am For grades K - 12. We all live on a planet that's 70% water, but what does that water do when it's not in our glass? Join us for a hands-on demonstration of the water cycle to learn about the importance of watersheds and how you can impact your watershed today. Presented by Adrienne Canino, from Onondaga Earth Corps, a local group that empowers youth to be stewards of their community and environment. Registration is required for each session. Please list the names and ages of all children attending.

Drumcliffe Irish Arts Sunday, March 2 at 2:00 pm

Gaelic poetry, and fiddle playing! Drumcliffe Irish Arts is one of Upstate New York's premiere Irish dance schools. For all ages. Since its founding over 20 years ago, the school’s reputation for offering precise Irish dance instruction, combined with Get in the St. Patrick's Day spirit with a creative choreography has attracted both performance by Drumcliffe Irish Arts. This recreational and competitive dancers alike. performance will include Irish dancers, No registration necessary. Sign up for all our programs online at www.dewlib.org or call (315) 446-3578.

Children’s Programs STORYTIMES Baby Bop

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MONDAYS @ 10:30AM

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WEDNESDAYS @ 10:30AM

Mar. 19 - May 28 For ages birth – 2 years old This lively storytime is appropriate for babies and their caregivers. Enjoy lap and bouncing rhymes, short books, and songs. The session lasts 20-30 minutes followed by a playgroup with toys, bubbles, and board books.

Storytimes for 2s & 3s

TUESDAYS @ 10:30AM Mar. 18 - May 27 For ages 2 - 3 years old This fun and active storytime is for toddlers ages 2 - 3 years old and their caregivers. Enjoy stories, action rhymes, songs, and fingerplays for about 30 minutes followed by a coloring sheet or simple craft.

Storytimes for 4s & 5s

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THURSDAYS @ 10:30AM

March 20 - May 29 For ages 4 - 5 years old Children ages 4 and 5 and their caregivers will enjoy theme-based books, flannel stories, rhymes, songs, and a craft.

Registration is required for all storytime sessions unless otherwise noted.

Toddler Dance Party Fridays at 10:30 am March 21, April 18 & May 23 For ages 18 months to 5 years old. Come shake your sillies out and dance with your friends! There will be musical instruments, bubbles, and more! Toddlers, preschoolers, and their caregivers will have fun listening and dancing to some favorite and new tunes. No Registration Necessary.

Drop-in Playtime

Monday, March 10 at 10:00 am to 12:00 pm For birth to 5 years old. Trains and building blocks and toys! Bring your child to the library for this informal drop-in play session. Stay for fifteen minutes or the full two hours. We'll put out our coolest toys, and you can make the fun!

Please note: Parents must stay with their child during this activity. No Registration Necessary.

Spring Break Week Spring Break Week is “Sweets Week at the DCL!” REGISTRATION is required for these

programs unless otherwise noted. Life-Sized Candy Land

Monday, April 21 at 2:00pm For all ages. Come play the classic game Candy Land with a twist – the children’s room is the game board and you are the game piece! Come visit the lands of gumdrops and lollipops. Bring the whole family and have some fun! No registration required. Earth Day Celebration Party

Tuesday, April 22 at 2:00-4:00pm For ages 6 and up! Join us in celebration of Earth Day with fun crafts and activities. Paint a planter, add some dirt, and plant a seed. Take it home and watch it grow. Plenty of activities for the whole family. Keeping with the theme of 'Sweets Week' at the library, come assemble your very own 'Dirt Cake'. Eat it here, or take it home for later. We will have plenty of gummy worms for everyone! Registration required. Candy Sushi

Wednesday, April 23 at 2:00pm For ages 9 and up! Make your own candy sushi that mimics the look of real sushi…without the fish! Using various edible ingredients, you can get creative and make your sushi look realistic or create something entirely different. All materials will be provided. Registration required. Willy Wonka Party

Thursday, April 24 at 12:30pm For ages 5 and up! Join us for a scrumdiddlyuptious time. Enjoy Charlie and the Chocolate Factory crafts, activities and more. Oh, and did we mention there will be candy?! Registration required. LEGO Ninjago Party

Friday, April 25 at 2:00pm For ages 6 and up! Calling all LEGO Ninjago fans! Bring your super ninja stealth skills and join us for a fun program filled with crafts, games and snacks. Registration required.

DCL Friends Annual Tea Mark your calendar!

The DCL Friends will host their 11th Annual Tea on Saturday, May 17th, at the DeWitt Community Library, from 2:00 to 4:00 pm. Stay tuned for more details...

www.dewlib.org DeWitt Community Library Shoppingtown Mall 3649 Erie Blvd. East DeWitt, NY 13214-1799 315-446-3578

Join us for old-fashioned American refreshments, prepared and served by the DCL Friends. The Friends’ major fundraiser of the year, the Annual Tea encourages you to meet new friends and support your Library. Donations Appreciated.

Job Hunting? Ready for a Career Change? Fridays @ 1:00 to 3:30 pm May 9, 16 & 23 Explore your dreams to succeed! Join us in a specially designed 3-part workshop based on Richard Bolles’ perennially best-selling career book,

What Color is Your Parachute? Explore what’s worked in the past and focus on your hopes for the future. Get feedback from the instructor and workshop participants.

Please bring a laptop*, paper and pen/pencil to each session. A free copy of What Color is Your Parachute? Job Hunter’s Workbook, 4th ed., will be distributed at the first session. Registration Required; registration is for all three sessions. *The Library has a few laptops available on a first-registered, first-served basis. Please request when registering.

Career Connections One-on-One Resume Reviews Need help with your resume? Sign up at the Library or on the Library’s web site (www.dewlib.org) to meet with a Library staff member for individualized help with writing a successful resume and cover letter. Each hourlong tutorial will be held in the Library.

DCL Career Connections Laptop Patrons, ages 16 & up, are encouraged to borrow our career laptop, which includes many special features useful to the job hunter. The laptop contains shortcuts to some of the best career-related sites on the web. Find a quiet corner in the Library to work on your resume and get started on your future!

There’s a resume for your circumstance. Mid-life job changers, parents returning to the workforce, Borrowers MUST present a valid Library card and photo ID twenty-somethings searching for their first job… Call (315) 446-3578 for appointment. Tuesdays @ 1:00 pm or Thursdays @ 5:30 pm

(valid driver license, passport, or sheriff’s ID ONLY). The laptop may be used for up to 3 hours and may not leave the Library.