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• Childrens Program information • Adult Program information • Adult Programs coming in March • Adult Programs coming in April •
Storytime is an opportunity to introduce children to books and appropriate library behavior. All children welcome!
Siblings are always welcome! Mom/caregivers must stay, please.
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Registration is required for all programs except Storytime.
Any questions? (201) 391-5151
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Ongoing programs
Bridge enthusiasts - meets every Thursday at 10:00 AM.
Conquer Your Computer Anxiety! Park Ridge residents only. By Appointment!
Crochet with Rosalie and Knitting helps - is back. For further information please visit us at the Library.
Park Ridge Library Book Group - is taking its March Spring break and will resume on April 27th. The book group regularly meets every 4th Tuesday at 7:15PM. For a complete book list please visit us at the Library or e-mail Karen at pkrdcirc@bccls.org. Copies available behind the front desk.
Coming in March - March Calendar
Crafting the Perfect Resume
March 30 @ 7:00 PM
Community CenterPresented by Laurie Berenson of Sterling Career Concepts Certified Professional Resume Writer and Interview Coach
- Learn how to effectively write your resume for its three different target audiences
- Understand the basic resume requirements & learn how write the key sections
- Determine the best format for presenting your professional work experienceSign up at the Library Front Desk or call (201) 391-5151.
Coming in April - April Calendar
Mental Health Awareness Series being offered by the Pascack Mental Health Center.
Thursdays in April from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM. in the Community Center.
Adults of all ages are invited to attend one or more sessions for free.
Registration is required at the Park Ridge Library by phone ((201) 391-5151) or in person beginning March 1st.
Session 1 - April 1 - What is Mental Health?/Relationships
Session 2 - April 8 - Thinking is Believing - Helpful Strategies
Session 3 - April 15 - It's All About Balance - Managing Challenges
Session 4 - April 22 - The Mind-Body Connection/The Next StepElder Law
Tuesday, April 6 @ 7:00 PM. Community Center
Seniors are often without basic legal documents that they need to control their personal and financial lives as well as their medical care. They are often unaware of government programs that are available to pay for their home care, prescription drugs and nursing home care. This course is designed to acquaint individuals with the value of a professionally drawn will, the necessity of a financial power of attorney, and the key provisions of a living will/medical power of attorney.
Eligibility for medicare, medicaid and New Jersey's prescription drug program for
seniors (PAAD) will also be discussed.Presented by Michael Manna of Michale Manna Associates, Ridgewood, New Jersey - Honors graduate Boston College and Boston College Law School. Member National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys.
