On Tuesday, February 7th from 7-7:30PM, there will be a live webcast on Senator Fuschillo’s website.
Nearly half of all teens have been the victim of cyber-bullying. Learn how to protect yourself or your child.
Nutrition & Food Facts
Living with Diabetes
Monday, January 30 at 1:00 PM
Learn helpful tips on eating healthy and find out more
about the proper nutrition facts such as label reading, low sodium, high fiber and others.
Click on the “Renew Items Via Mobile Phone” link on the ALIS Web Catalog for information on renewing Library materials from you phone.
Our Winter Newsletter has been posted on the website under the Links section. You may also click HERE.
If you would like a hard copy of the newsletter, you can print one directly from the link above or you can pick one up at the library during your next visit. Newsletters should be available to pick up by the end of this week. Thank you!
Tonight from 7:30-8:30 in the Library’s Community Room.
How much technology is the right amount when it comes to learning? Here’s one article from The New York Times of Sunday, Oct. 23rd, exploring the issue, which is of interest to all parents.
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If you haven’t clicked on the “Nassau-e” link on this webpage, this might be a good time to take a look. Nassau-e is a portal to electronic resources offered to our patrons through the Nassau Library System. For example, one link in the section for job-seekers takes you to a NYS Dept. of Labor job site with links to listings of job openings throughout New York State. If you are job-hunting, we also have a Job and Career section in the adult reference area that we hope can help you in your search.
Senator Fuschillo is sponsoring two important programs on Saturday, October 29 at the Bellmore Train Station: Shed the Meds and Cell Phones for Soldiers. From 9am – 12pm, you may safely dispose of your old medication and cell phones at the northwest corner of Sunrise Highway and Centre Avenue.
Shed the Meds: If you have any old, expired or unwanted medications, you may drop them off to be safely disposed of by the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA).
Cell Phones for Soldiers: This program will provide calling cards to the men and women serving overseas. You may drop off your old cell phones, which will be sent to ReCellular, a company that will safely discard your unwanted hand-held phones. ReCellular will make a monetary donation to “Cell Phones for Soldiers” for each cell phone donated.
