News & Announcements

• An Investment in Knowledge Pays the Best Interest – Avoiding Investment Scams – Thursday, September 27 at 1:30 PM

  

  “An Investment in Knowledge Pays the Best Interest,” presented by the NJ Bureau of Securities, will help you as you navigate the maze that is investing. This presentation will provide information on the work of the state securities regulator, the Bureau, discuss the red flags of investment fraud and ways that investors can protect themselves from becoming... More

• The Constitution – Wednesday, October 3 at 6:30 PM

  

  Join us for this special program about the U.S. Constitution – how it was drafted, adopted and continually evolves as the vibrant cornerstone of our great democracy. Popular speaker Nolan Asch, an historian and a Hamilton scholar, will explore the history behind the U.S. Constitution. Registration Info: Registration is requested.  Call the library at 973-584-2400... More

• Medicare: An Overview – Thursday, October 18 at 6:30 PM

  

  Are you new to Medicare? Just turning age 65 or soon to be retiring? Our speaker, Scott Bennett, will present information on Medicare Parts A and B, Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans, Medicare prescription drug (Part D) plans and Medicare Supplement plans. Come for the latest information and get your questions answered. This is an educational presentation only. Registration... More

• The Great American Songbook – Henry Shapiro’s Life Through Music – Saturday, October 20 at 1:30 PM

  

  Join us for an afternoon of musical classics, Broadway hits and popular songs by Henry Shapiro, “the Piano Man”, since 1936. Henry’s stories and humor blend the days of old with today offering a humorous and entertaining perspective on the musical eras that he has experienced. Shapiro has performed at various venues throughout the Morris and Sussex area. No... More

• How To Read The News: An Introduction To News Literacy – Monday, October 22 At 6:30 PM

  

  Please join us as journalist Stephanie Schwartz explains how to critically evaluate news and news sources, to distinguish between propaganda and marketing messages, advertisements disguised as straight news, along with strategies for making ethical and sustainable media choices. Registration Info: Registration is requested.  To register, call the library at... More

• The Home Grown String Band – Saturday, November 3 at 1:30 PM

  

  The Homegrown String Band’s unique sound is rooted in the tradition of the rural string and jug bands that recorded during the 1920s and ‘30s, but is also very much influenced by the blues, bluegrass, jazz, and rock ’n roll that has been added to the melting pot of American music. The band’s program of acoustic music includes unique interpretations of... More