The Fletcher Free Library (FFL) will host Let’s Build a Roof Over the World: Youth Artwork from the Ukraine, Republic of Georgia and Moldova through March 30 in the Pickering Room. Children and young adults from 6 to 22 years of age created the original paintings and drawings featured in the exhibit. The exhibition is curated by the Fermata Arts Foundation, whose mission “is to aid in the preservation of peace by building mutual respect, understanding and cooperation through art, architecture, philosophy and poetry.” The exhibit has been touring libraries throughout Vermont, as well as nationally, for several years. We
SMITHFIELD – Eleven new early literacy backpacks including games, a book and puzzles have been added to the Greenville Public Library thanks to Children’s Librarian Barbara Wells.
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Community Bulletin Board: the North and South Brunswick Sentinel (for Jan. 13)
“Human Trafficking Awareness and Prevention: Engaging and Empowering Youth and Families” will be presented at 7 p.m. Jan. 19 by the North Brunswick Public Library.
Teens and young adults (ninth grade and up) and their parents/caregivers (general public is also welcome) can join Diana Starace, coordinator of the RWJ Injury Prevention Program, and Healthcare Committee co-chair of the NJ Coalition Against Human Trafficking; along with Danny Papa, NJ Coalition Against Human Trafficking president, for a virtual presentation intended to educate adolescents how to protect themselves from being exploited by potential traffickers.
Community Bulletin Board: the North and South Brunswick Sentinel (for Dec. 16)
The North Brunswick Public Library invites residents to join NJTIP @ Rutgers for “You Can Get There from Here!” a free and live virtual visit on Zoom from 1-2:30 p.m. Dec. 17 from North Brunswick to New York City.
Realizing that most won’t be able to travel into NYC this December, enjoy virtually touring some holiday highlights, such as storefront window decorations and Rockefeller Center, from the comfort of your home.
Discover local transportation options, learn how to get reduced transit fares for people with disabilities, older adults and veterans. Plan ahead for safe traveling in 2021 by learning how to get there now.