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How does Asian American history look different when we focus on the East Coast instead of the West? What happens to our view of Ellis Island when we think about Asian migrants, not just Europeans? Join us for an easy-to-follow look at Asian American history in New York and New Jersey.
Stop by the information table in the library lobby during National Consumer Protection Week March 3-8, 2025. We will share information for kids, teens and adults about online safety, consumer rights, spotting and avoiding scams, and reporting frauds.
Brought to you by Just For The Health Of It! Initiative, The Library's Prescription for Quality Health & Wellness Information.
On this episode of Read, Watch, Listen, host Chris Barnes sits down with Samantha Michael, IT Supervisor here at EBPL. Check out the items recommended using your EBPL or STELLA library Card!
Invisible Monsters by Chuck Palahniuk
Wednesday, January 22, 7:00pm, in-person and online.
Everyone is invited as the Islamic Center of East Brunswick presents an afternoon dedicated to exploring Muslim heritage, culture, history and art, featuring
Enjoy our episode with IT Supervisor Samantha Michael!
Meet with staff from Garden State Home in the library's lobby to learn about the dangers of lead poisoning and find out if your home may be eligible for free testing and treatment under the New Jersey Lead Remediation and Abatement Program (LRAP).
Lead-based paint hazards exist in most homes built prior to 1978 and can be especially harmful to children and pregnant women.
Meet with staff from Garden State Home in the library's lobby to learn about the dangers of lead poisoning and find out if your home may be eligible for free testing and treatment under the New Jersey Lead Remediation and Abatement Program (LRAP).
Lead-based paint hazards exist in most homes built prior to 1978 and can be especially harmful to children and pregnant women.