WHY RESEARCH MY FAMILY HISTORY?
Come hear how to get started with your own family research and how family stories can lead to exciting discoveries about personal histories. A "getting started" form will be available to attendees.
Co-Sponsored by the Lost Souls Public Memorial Project
Help the Friends of the Library raise funds for the library at Houlihan’s New Brunswick on Wednesday, May 18.
Linda Benish
(609) 426-8727
Great Oak by Shonto Olander (A Short Story Contest entry)
He had a decision: climb down or jump and take his chances. His branch swayed under punishing blows from the wind.
Storm's coming.
He looked around, observing squirrels prance around and puffy robbins poke their heads down in the grass and yank up worms. He heard in the distance the familiar sound of his mom's voice, who he couldn't see from his vantage point
Time to decide.
History History History (Always Repeating) by Joseph Rutch (A Short Story Contest entry)
Ana trudged up the muddy road with her mom. They’d left home as the bombing began. Everything abandoned. Then her mother fell, Ana saw blood coming out of her head. As she bent down by her mom, she felt the stings, two, three times inside herself. As she embraced her mother, Ana started humming her mom’s favorite song: “What’s so funny ‘bout peace, love and understanding”. She never got to the second line.
Earth Odyssey TV Show by Yan Yakirevich (A Short Story Contest entry)
I have been watching a very interesting TV Show Called Earth Odyssey with Dylan Dreye on NBC every Saturday at 10am. Earth Odyssey is a TV show about wildlife around the world. On the TV show, it explains very interesting fasts about the animals around the world that a lot of people do not know. The show also shows connections to the environment, wildlife and people. I love this show very much.