The movie The Adventures of Tintin (PG) will be shown at the library on Wednesday, May 23 at 6pm.  Rated PG; 107 minutes.      Popcorn and beverages will be available.   Based on the classic comics by Hergé.

Have a computer question? Computer giving you trouble? Wondering how to use blogs, youtube, facebook, or google plus? Computer expert Nathan Hans will be available on May 19th at Sand Lake Town Library from 11-12 to help you and your computer. Help will be available for all troublesome tech devices including laptops, smartphones, e-readers, or tablets. Nathan can also provide quick ’how-tos’ on a wide array of topics. To make room for everyone a 15 minute time limit may be enforced.

Thursday, May 17 at 6:45pm the Board of Trustees will hold its monthly meeting. The public is welcome to attend.

Join us on a tour of Tuscany, Italy November 7-14, 2012.  Hosted by Noreen Yost and Celtic Tours this 8-day excursion is a bargain at $1861 per person sharing (includes air, land, all air departure taxes and fuel surcharges).  Call the library at 674-5050 for a flyer or click here:  <  Yost – Italy November 7-14, 2012.pub (Read-Only)-1  >.

On May 2,  at 7 pm, the Sand Lake Town Library  Book Group will host Pulitzer Prize winner, William Kennedy.  He will discuss his latest book, CHANGO’S BEADS AND TWO-TONE SHOES.  William  Kennedy is an American writer and journalist mentored by Saul Bellow.  He spent many years as an investigative journalist for the Times Union.    Author of LEGS, perhaps Mr. Kennedy is best know for his novel IRONWEED.  This prize winner was made into a  successful movie starring Meryl Streep and Jack Nicholson.  Mr. Kennedy writes about Albany and politics of the early 1900s.  He has written a nonfiction book entitled, O, ALBANY and resides in Averill Park, NY.

The SLTLibrary Board of Trustees would like to thank our volunteers and staff.
On Saturday, April 21 between 1 and 3pm they will be holding a reception in the William Kennedy Room at the Library to honor those individuals who help make our library the wonderful, welcoming place that it is. Please join us for all or part of that time to say “Thank you for all you do!”

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