You’re invited to virtually step inside one of the greatest international achievements with a behind-the-scenes guide to space exploration with the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum curator Dr. Jennifer Levasseur.
In honor of our veterans, we put together this book and online resource guide for Memorial Day.
Bernard ambles down the block tethered to a small white terrier he used to call That Damned Dog, because it chewed his favorite loafers, woke him at 5 a.m. for walks, and wormed its way into the bed between them. Now, as the evening shadows grow longer and the streetlights click on, he calls the dog “Honey” because it’s what he used to call his wife and holds the six-foot-long purple leash tighter.
Provided by Saint Peter's University Hospital
Appointments are required.
The DermaScan is a non-invasive device that shows sun damage and other skin surface conditions, such as dryness and oil deposits.
*Wearing makeup may obscure results.
Join teen librarian Becca and local artist Cypress for a zine-making extravaganza! These folded paper booklets are the ultimate form of self expression, allowing both new and experienced artists to draw, sketch, color, collage, write, and more. We'll have all the supplies you need - just bring your creative spirit and be ready to have fun!
Registration is required, please sign up here.
Teens, earn 50 points for summer reading prizes by attending this event!
Plunge into nearly 300 years of sunken vessels along the Jersey Shore as told by famed shipwreck diver Dan Lieb for this all-ages in-person program at EBPL. The noted investigative diver will divulge details of many famous ships that fell to ruin along the New Jersey coast. He will also discuss ongoing efforts to identify the remains of long-forgotten seagoing craft and discover the stories they contain.
New Beginning by Angela Cleaver (a Short Story Contest entry)
He was so sweet, this blonde, blue-eyed man who shyly said hello when I first met him. But then he left for America. As I sailed to meet him, I thought about leaving my family. I supposed it could be lonely with no family around. My uncle said he would send me money to come back home, but I could never ask. I won’t go back. There is nothing left.
The Hole by Shikhar Dixit (a Short Story Contest entry)
Jake discovered the hole on Saturday. Behind the recliner, a circular tunnel in sheetrock vanished into shadow.
That night, a sound awoke him: Was it the scrabbling of rodents in the hole?
Was it thundering … inside?
It reminded him of a rabid bear, years ago. Jake took down the lockbox. Inserted a fresh magazine into the Glock.
In the living room, he met It.
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They found him Tuesday. On account of the odor ...
Tuesday, May 21, 7:00pm.
East Brunswick Hadassah, The East Brunswick Public Library and the Friends of the East Brunswick Environmental Commission present:
He was so sweet, this blonde, blue-eyed man who shyly said hello when I first met him. But then he left for America. As I sailed to meet him, I thought about leaving my family. I supposed it could be lonely with no family around. My uncle said he would send me money to come back home, but I could never ask. I won’t go back. There is nothing left.