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Monday Night Book Group (2021)
Don’t like Mondays? Then join our “Monday Night Book Group” to make your Monday exciting with some interesting reads! The group will discuss a variety of titles, both fiction and nonfiction. Occasionally the group will select titles by local authors and invite them to the discussion! Sherry Ostroff may join us this coming November. Each […]
Find out more »A Novel Idea – Crafting a Memoir
A Memoir is a journey through the writer’s past. It is not an autobiography – one’s entire life – but a slice of life. Paint your own picture of a personal moment or experience and share your unique journey through the art of creative writing. Learn how to adapt your life story to an artistically […]
Find out more »Wicked Wednesday Book Group
If you have a passion for reading, want to broaden your knowledge and enjoy conversation, the "Wicked Wednesday Book Group" may be for you. Contact the library coordinator below to be added to the membership list. After that you will automatically receive a notification of each monthly meeting. Nicholas Macri, Community Relations Coordinator at Bosler […]
Find out more »Just Mysteries Book Group 2021
Want to solve some mysteries? Join the “Just Mysteries Book Group” to become a detective and have some fun! Bosler Memorial Library will be sponsoring the "Just Mysteries Book Group". Due to the current pandemic, gatherings at the library have been suspended. However, meetings have been re-established virtually. Use of a computer, tablet or smartphone […]
Find out more »Bank Up the Ranks!
Do you want to retire early with lots of money? Let George help you learn the basics of banking so you can spend wisely and reap the rewards. Join us for a virtual presentation via GoToMeeting. Mr. Dillman will discuss retirement in his first presentation “STaRt”, go over “Spending Plans & Preparing for Big Purchases” […]
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Reuben Jonathan Miller with Elizabeth Hinton: Halfway Home
The Midtown Scholar Bookstore is pleased to welcome sociologist Reuben Jonathan Miller as he presents his new book, Halfway Home: Race, Punishment, and the Afterlife of Mass Incarceration. Miller will be in conversation with Yale Professor and author Elizabeth Hinton (America on Fire: The Untold History of Police Violence and Black Rebellion Since the 1960s). […]
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