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Bethesda, Md. - Georgetown took advantage of two walks in the 11th inning and senior pitcher Tommy Isaacs (Ponte Vedre Beach, Fla./Bolles), pinch-running for the first time in his career, came home with the winning run on a single from junior center fielder Justin Leeson (Exton, Pa./West Chester) as the Hoyas beat West Virginia, 3-2, in a BIG EAST Conference baseball game at Shirley Povich Field on Sunday afternoon.
The extra inning thriller gave Georgetown the series win against the Mountaineers, as the Hoyas improve to 23-27 overall and 9-15 in the BIG EAST, while WVU falls to 20-31 and 7-17 in league play. Georgetown's nine BIG EAST wins are the most for the team since winning 10 during the 2006 season.
Combined with Villanova's loss at Cincinnati, Georgetown is tied with Pittsburgh and one game behind Villanova for the eighth, and final, spot in the BIG EAST Tournament. Georgetown is seeking its first BIG EAST Tournament appearance since 1986. Georgetown plays at Cincinnati next weekend, while Villanova is at Rutgers and Pittsburgh hosts Louisville.
The relief effort of junior Charles Steinman (Rockville Centre, N.Y./Chaminade) gave the Hoyas a chance to win the game. He entered the game in the seventh and went 4.1 innings, allowing no runs on three hits with two walks and three strikeouts as he improved to 4-4 this season.
In the 11th inning, sophomore left fielder Christian Venditti (Newtonville, Mass./St. Sebastian's) and senior second baseman Andy Lentz (Farmington Hills, Mich./Brother Rice) worked WVU reliever Ryan Tezak for walks. Isaacs went to second as a pinch-runner and Leeson hit a ball to the hole at short that John Polonius was able to get his glove on. Leeson reached first, but the throw to third went behind the bag and Isaacs scampered home with the winning run.
Tied at 2-all after seven innings, the Hoyas had chances to take the lead, putting two runners on in the eighth and ninth, respectively. In the eighth, senior right fielder Rand Ravnaas (Fort Worth, Texas/All Saints' Episcopal) walked and Junior Corbin Blakey (Alpharetta, Ga./Centennial) was hit by a pitch to put two on with none out. Ravnaas was thrown out stealing and the next two batters grounded out.
In the ninth, junior center fielder Justin Leeson (Exton, Pa./West Chester) singled and stole second and junior third baseman Trevor Matern (Santa Clarita, Calif./Hart) walked, sending WVU starter Dan Dierdorff to the dugout after 123 pitches. Reliever Ryan Tezak induced a pop fly from redshirt junior shortstop Mike Garza (San Antonio, Texas/Douglas MacArthur) to end the inning.
Like they did in the first two games of the series, Georgetown jumped out to an early lead, holding a 2-0 advantage after five innings. Junior left-hander Thomas Polus (Crown Point, Ind./Andrean) entered in relief in the third inning and was solid for the Hoyas, He went 4.2 innings and allowed two runs (one earned) on five hits with no walks and two strikeouts.
Leading 2-0 in the sixth, Polus gave up a leadoff single to Ryan McBroom and a double to left from Matt Frazer put runners on second and third with none out. A ground out from John Polonius brought in McBroom and made it 2-1, but Polus induced a pop fly and struck out the final batter to get out of the inning. The Mountaineers tied the game in the seventh when Nate Antone hit a leadoff single, moved to second on a sacrifice bunt, to third on a fly out to center and scored on a pass ball.
After two scoreless innings, the Hoyas were on the board first with a run in the bottom of the third inning. Blakey hit a two-out single to center scoring Matern, who had hit a one-out single up the middle and moved to third when Ravnaas reached on a hard-hit single through the right side.
The lead grew to 2-0 in the fourth when senior catcher Kevin Johnson (Peabody, Mass./Belmont Hill) hit a leadoff double to left, moved to third on a ground out from junior left fielder Paul Bello (Towaca, N.J./Delbarton) and scored when Lentz lined a sacrifice fly to center.
Leading 2-1 in the sixth after WVU finally got on the board, the Blue & Gray had a chance to get the run back when they put the first two runners on base after a walk to junior Danny Poplawski (Bellevue, Wash./Overlake) and a single from Johnson. Bello's bunt attempt, however, popped up at the plate and Poplawski was thrown out at second.
Senior right-hander Will Harris (Winter Park, Fla./Trinity Prep) threw the first two innings and allowed one hit with one walk and one strikeout before making way for Polus.
Georgetown closes out the 2012 regular season next weekend with a three-game series at Cincinnati. The first game will be played on Thursday, May 18, with first pitch slated for 6:30 p.m.
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Buena Vista University quarterback Chris Hawkins says winning games is more important to him than throwing for 250 or 300 yards per contest.
You'll hear Division I college and pro football signal callers say the same thing over and over, but you wonder how much they really mean it.
That's not true with Hawkins, who was recruited heavily by Division I and II colleges after his high school quarterbacking career was over at Platte County High School in the Kansas City suburb of Platte City.
During his three years as a prep quarterback, Hawkins led the team to two Missouri state championships and a 52-game winning streak. Once you get used the winning, it's much tougher to absorb the losses.
"I want to put up better statistics at BV this season than I had last year," Hawkins said, "but only if that makes our team better.
"Our goal is to win the Iowa Conference," he said. "It's a tough conference this season, and I think a real key will be winning the close games."
As a sophomore last season, Hawkins had some big shoes to fill. The previous two seasons, Denison's Eric Wiebers threw well enough to break a number of school records.
Having 52 prep wins behind him and the talent to back it up, Hawkins simply started where Wiebers left off.
"I came to BV because I knew I had a chance to play within a year or two," said Hawkins, a 6-foot-3 junior. "I liked the players who(m) I talked with and the coaching staff."
Last year, the Beavers finished fifth in Iowa Conference play at 4-4.
In the process, Hawkins emerged as one of the most productive quarterbacks in the league, throwing for 2,149 yards and 14 touchdowns.
He was third in the conference in overall passing, completing 150 of 288 attempts. His eight interceptions was second-lowest to Luther's Zach Sweers, who threw just 118 times.
Last spring, BVU lost eight starters on offense but just one on defense. Hawkins was sacked 28 times last year, partly because the Beavers rushed for just 115 yards per game in 2005.
First-year coach Jay Anderson and Hawkins both say BVU will be more effective running the ball this fall.
"We need to replace three positions in the offensive line, but we think we've found some guys who can fill in well there," Anderson said. "We've been working hard to be more balanced."
Added Hawkins: "We're confident we'll run the ball better this year than last."
As for the sacks, Anderson said in practice, his starting offensive line has been working against the No. 1 defense on improving that as well.
"We've worked 30 to 40 minutes per day on pass blocking, and our offensive line and running backs have also taken a lot of reps," he said.
Hawkins, meanwhile, says he is more comfortable this summer than last, when he had to master BV's entire offensive system while starting at the college varsity level for the first time.
"Chris' comfort level is higher in this camp than it was last August," Anderson.
"He's always had the physical parts of the game down. Last season, he started learning how to read defenses."
Hawkins said the mental part of the game, especially reading defenses and calling autobiles, was the biggest adjustment he's made from prep to college football.
"The more reps you get in games and practice, the better you become at it," he said.
"It takes a lot of time and effort but you have to be able to see what opposing defenses are doing and react to it."
Fortunately for both Anderson and Hawkins, a new coach didn't mean learning a completely new offense.
"We've changed a few things around, but the base offense is still the same as it was last year," Hawkins said.
"Coach is putting his own stamp on the offense, especially trying for more balance between the run and pass.
"Right now, we're just adding new things to the offense, plays that we might not have had last season," Hawkins.
The BV junior is looking forward to starting the season. The Beavers open up with a road game at Bethel College Sept. 2 in Arden Hills, Minn.
"I think the guys are tired of beating each other up every day in practice," Hawkins said.
"We're ready to beat up on other teams at this point. We're excited about the season and we'll be ready when it starts."


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Release Date: November 21, 2014
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Katniss Everdeen reluctantly becomes the symbol of a mass rebellion against the autocratic Capitol.
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Does anyone else's orthotists measure in centimeters? I want to compare my daughter's numbers, and I know I can easily convert millimeters to centimeters, but when I do that her numbers are so much higher that I wonder if there is not some other distinction I don;t know about when they measure in centimeters. She started out with 2.1 cm assymetry, and after 1 month in the helmet her head grew 2 cm (which he said was a really good growth spurt) and her symmetry had reduced to 1.3 cm. Converting to mm, that would obviously have her starting at 21 mm assymetry and improving to 13 mm. Even 13 mm seems to be way higher than anyone else, and I just didn't think hers was that bad!
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ATLANTA | The new All American Football League has scrapped plans for its 2008 inaugural season and will continue to search for financial backing for 2009.
Kennan Davis, the AAFL's vice president of league operations, said sponsors have commitments to remain with the league in 2009.
The league's decision to postpone its 2008 season was first reported by KRIV-TV in Houston.
The league announced last week it was exploring "multiple financing options," including a TV deal, to address its funding crisis.
The league announced Thursday refunds will be given for tickets purchased for 2008 games.
The league planned to open training camps for its six teams this week. Games were scheduled to begin April 12.
The league held its inaugural draft in January for six teams: Detroit; Little Rock, Ark; Gainesville; Birmingham, Ala.; Knoxville, Tenn.; and Houston.
Bucs News: The St. Petersburg Times reported the Tampa Bay Buccaneers agreed to a four-year deal with former 49ers defensive end Marques Douglas on Thursday, and Seattle free agent receiver D.J. Hackett visited with the team.
Niners Cut Dilfer: The San Francisco 49ers terminated quarterback Trent Dilfer's contract, possibly signaling the end of the 14-year veteran's career. Dilfer, the sixth overall pick in 1994 by Tampa Bay, led the Baltimore Ravens to a Super Bowl victory after the 2000 season in Tampa, but was dropped by the club shortly afterward.
Denver GM Out: Ted Sundquist is out as the Denver Broncos' general manager. In a brief statement Wednesday, coach Mike Shanahan said it was time for the organization to move forward and look at new directions. Asked if he was fired, Sundquist said, "I didn't resign."
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Dictionary entry overview: What does even-tempered mean?
• EVEN-TEMPERED (adjective)
The adjective EVEN-TEMPERED has 1 sense:
1. not easily irritated
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Not easily irritated
even-tempered; good-tempered; equable; placid
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Episode 13
Jeff Barker
Jeff Barker began his career in newspapers. In 2006, he left journalism to join the re-election campaign for California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, eventually becoming head speechwriter. Today, Barker leads his own writing consultancy, penning speeches and op-eds for politicians and Fortune 500 executives.
"Most people will either remember a gaffe, or a funny joke, or they'll remember what you say in those last 30 seconds."
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Join Chewbacca and the Wookie Warriors on this all-new Level 2 Clone Wars adventure. Find out why Chewbacca, the wild and woolly Wookiee who fought at Han Solo's side in three original "Star Wars" movies, teams up with Jedi Ahsoka. Watch as they try to smash and bash their way out of a planet-wide Trandoshan hunting party with the help of marooned Jedi younglings. Designed to engage even the most reluctant reader, this fun-packed "Star Wars Reader" is an out-of-this-world read. And don't forget, there's a galaxy full of "DK Star Wars books" to collect.
Star Wars Clone Wars Chewbacca and the Wookiee Warriors
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Opening: 21 January 2016, 7 p.m.
With two solo exhibitions on Peter Piller and Anita Witek KUNST HAUS WIEN presents artistic positions that understand photography as a raw material which is used for further processing. Peter Piller and Anita Witek both utilise existing photographic material – photographs taken for ordinary purposes and everyday images, which they mainly take from magazines and newspapers. However, both artists sort and question the photographic material in different ways and according to different criteria. By translating the pictures into new contexts and rearranging them – be it by adding (Piller) or deconstructing/montage (Witek) – they succeed in analysing today's omnipresent imagery in a brilliant way.
Peter Piller, born in 1968, lives in Hamburg. Since 2006 he has been professor at the Academy of Fine Arts Leipzig. Anita Witek, born in 1970, lives in Vienna.
Peter Piller – Belegkontrolle is an exhibition of KUNST HAUS WIEN in cooperation with Fotomuseum Winterthur, Städtische Galerie Nordhorn and Kunsthalle Nürnberg. "Albedo", the accompanying publication to the exhibition and first book containing texts on Peter Piller, was published by Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther König and is available in the shop.
The Anita Witek - About Life exhibition has been developed for KUNST HAUS WIEN in close cooperation with the artist.
The exhibitions are curated by Verena Kaspar-Eisert.


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Book your room at Hotel Polo
Get an overview of this hotel3-star hotel near Aquafan
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Simply enter your Nectar card number when prompted. Your points will be credited 30 days after you return from your trip.*Offers may apply
Located in the heart of Riccione, this hotel is 0.2 mi (0.3 km) from Riccione Conference Centre and 1.7 mi (2.7 km) from Aquafan. Viale Ceccarini and Galileo Galilei Planetarium are also within 15 minutes.
Hotel Features
A bar/lounge, a 24-hour front desk, and multilingual staff are available at this smoke-free hotel. Free WiFi in public areas and a free manager's reception are also provided. Other amenities include a TV in the lobby and a front-desk safe.
Room Amenities
All 54 rooms offer free WiFi, hair dryers, and desks.Would you like to give us feedback? Share it! Opens in a new window
Hotel PoloVia Orazio 13 Riccione RN 47838
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Hotel Amenities
A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary manager's reception on select days. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This Riccione hotel also offers multilingual staff, a safe deposit box at the front desk, and a television in the lobby.
Hotel Polo is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 54
- Number of floors - 6
- Babysitting or childcare
- Bar/lounge
- Elevator/lift
- Free WiFi
- Multilingual staff
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free reception
- Beach umbrellas
- Beach sun loungers
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Television in common areas
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- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Babysitting or childcare
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
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- Air conditioning
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Hair dryer
- Desk
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Free WiFi
Where to Eat
The hotel offers a complimentary manager's reception on select days.
Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
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- Mountain biking nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Bicycle rentals on site
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-in time ends at 6 PM
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Check-out time is 10 AM
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Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.50 per person, per night, up to 7 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 14 years of age.
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- Self parking fee: EUR 7 per day
Hotel Name
- Hotel Polo Riccione
- Polo Riccione
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Story Riders
This week's theme is, " Under the Sea!"
Miss Kim presents stories, songs, and giggles about "Cute Cuddlies."
Age: 2-5
Mama Patt will be sharing stories and songs about Quazy Quackers. This program is for preschoolers.
Each week is filled with a variety of books, music, fingerplays and rhymes. For children ages 0-2.
Join us to Stop & Stitch. Bring your needles, hooks, yarns, and threads. Needlework of all kinds and stichers of levels are welcome. Share your past and current projects, consult others, and more.
Group meets on the first Wednesday (10-12pm) and on the third Saturday (1-3pm). Just come when you can and bring a project along.
Come and join Miss Marie to find out how much fun stories, songs, rhymes and a craft can be! Today we will talk springtime gardens!
Join Miss Elaineous every Wednesday at 10:30am for Pre-School Storytime!
Story time fun, along with songs, fingerplays, and crafts!
Join us for Stories, Rhymes, Songsand Fun at the West Lawn-Wyomissing Hills Library!
~~This program is part of the PA Forward Initiative promoting the value of 21st century libraries.
Learn the basic skills to use a computer and access the Internet. This class is your opportunity for one-on-one personalized instruction.
Sessions are by appointment only so please call 610-373-9888 to register.
Miss Donna presents preschool storytimes for preschoolers aged 3-5 with stories, songs, games, and crafts.
All are welcome! Today's theme: UNDER THE SEA
A new storytime hour for children from birth to 36 months. Join Miss Marie for this wiggly, giggly time of reading, fun and games. Be prepared to join your child on the floor to help with the activities. May flowers and gardening are today's topic!
Calling all Pinochle and Hausie Card Players!
Senior Card Club meets every Wednesday, except the 3rd Wednesday of the month.
Contact Rick Pieva for information on joining the group!
Drop everything and color. Open house style. Come and go as you please. Bring your lunch or a snack to munch on. No worries. That's the point. Color what you want we'll have books and coloring sheets available or bring your own. Pencils and markers provided. Stress free. You don't even have to choose the colors. We'll have some color by number sheets available. Bring your friends and make it a coloring party.
Learn the fundamentals of personal computer use.
The class is offered free of charge.
Call the library at 610-582-5666 to register.
Alternating Wednesdays from 3:15-4:15. At this grade school program, we will select and play a board game together. No registration is required.
Every other Wednesday Muhlenberg Community Library will be hosting Family Bingo Night from 6:30-7:30. All ages are welcome. Winners will recieve prizes. Who knows? You just might be a winner! No registration is required
Anyone is welcome to join our crew on Wednesday afternoons! Show up with your own ideas or come to learn something new. No registration required.
Join our Lego Construction Crew!
Show off your master builder skills or learn something new!
All experience levels welcome.
Wednesday, May 4th 3:30 – 4:30 p.m. Star Wars fans across the globe have turned this pun, "May the 4th Be With You," into their rallying cry. Join us on Wednesday, May 4th from 3:30-4:30 as we celebrate the much loved Star Wars story that binds our galaxy together. Please check our website for more information .
Come join us for a crochet night.
Need help with a pattern, want to learn to crochet, or just want to sit and chat while you work, come join us.
We have an award winning teacher to help with question.
Please sign up at the library prior April 27 or the event may be cancelled.
Bernville Library
Whether you need help with Microsoft Office, email, the Internet, social media or that new smartphone this class is your chance to get individualized instruction one-on-one.
Please call 610-373-9888 to reserve your spot.
May the fourth be with you! Join us for fun with Star Wars Themed origami and ship building. For ages 8 and up. Please sign up, space is limited. Call the library at 610-369-0496.
Join us for Family Storytime, a few good books, a craft and lots of fun for the whole family! Miss Krista and Miss Joyce are in charge of the fun! Color Mania is tonight's topic!
Join Miss Andrea for storytime with music and crafts. For ages 3-6.
Join other adults for a drop-in game of Scrabble. No registration necessary.
Come celebrate Cinco de Mayo at parachute play. This program is for preschoolers.
Stories, songs, giggles and games!
This event is for children ages 3-5.
Every Thursday at 11am.
Story Rider Miss Kim will sing, dance and read with your children. Come in for a fun time. Look below for the theme for each week.
Feb. 4 Dots.Dots.Dots....
Feb.11 Happy, Sad, Angry, Glad
Feb. 18 Wibble, Wobble, Penguins
Feb. 25 It's in the Mail
March 3 Tigers! Tigers!
March 10 Splish Splash Bath
March 17 Up Up and Away
March 24 Spiders 'n Flies
March 31 Under the Sea
April 7 Quazy Quackers
April 14 Over the Rainbow
April 21 Lazy Lady Bugs
April 28 NO STORY TIME!!!
May 5 Cute Cuddlies
May 12 Birds of a Feather
Bernville Area Library
Located above Redner's in Bernville.
Come join us for creative fun, with a different art theme each month!
Children in grades K-6 are welcome.
Open to all levels. Learn to play or lend a hand.
~~This program is part of the PA Forward Initiative promoting the value of 21st century libraries
Teen Club With Miss Betsy
Ages 12-18 only
Sign up is required.
Call library for more details.
Come to the library and try a something new. Our Craft of the Month is: Natural Bug Spray with choice of essential oils. $ 6
The cost is varies per craft and is payable at the event. Usually, all supplies are provided. Call the library to sign up and to see there is a tool/supplie you might need to bring. Invite a friend for a fun evening. All ages may attend.
We meet the first Thursday of the month at 6:30pm.
This week's theme is "Shapes."
Every Friday, at 10:00-11:00am join Muhlenberg Community Library for an interactive hour of story telling, singing, dancing, and other activities. It is constructed to engage the interests of children ages 2-5. Older siblings are welcome to join in. (Child must be accompanied by an adult) No registration required.
Join us for fun with Legos. For preschoolers ages 2-6. Sign up required, because space is limited. Call the library at 610-369-0496.
Stories, songs, giggles & games!! Come join us.
Miss Barbara's StoryRider program presents "Under the Sea"
All welcome ages 0-3 years
Confused and bemused by you computer, email or the internet? Sign up at the West Lawn-Wyomissing Hills Library for Friday afternoon tutoring session for beginning computer skills. We'll help you with getting started with things like email or searching the internet. Bring your questions. 1/2 hour sessions. Registration required.
Bring the whole family out to see Norm of the North!
Activities start at 6pm.
Movie starts at 6:30pm.
Light refreshments will be served.
Free Comic Book Day
Attention graphic novel and comic book lovers:
Stop in the library any time Saturday 5/7, take a look through the FREE kids' and teens' comic books,
and take one home to keep!
For all ages.
Comic books are provided by Golden Eagle Comics, located in the Fairgrounds Square Mall.
This week's theme is "Ice Cream."
Come to the library for a book sale and receive a FREE comic book!
All experience levels welcome!
Read to Shadow the Therapy Dog
Dogs can't read, but they're very good listeners!
Come out to the SSPL @ 10:30 am to share a book (or two) with the friendly Therapy Dog, Shadow!
It's a great way to encourage kids to keep reading.
No registration is required for this free program.
Today's storytime will be hosted by members of the Reading Fightin Phils. Stop by for a story, an insight on what its like to be a ballplayer and maybe even an autograph!
Cuddle up with a book and come read to Logan and Bailey. Our certified therapy dogs Logan and Bailey love kids. Reading to a therapy dog encourages confidence in out-loud reading skills. If your child cannot read yet, no problem! Logan and Bailey also love picture books.
Join us as we learn to play this fantasy, interactive role-playing game. Each player is assigned a character that then interacts with the other characters. Together players will solve dilemmas, engage in battles, go on adventures, and gather treasure and knowledge. Please register by signing the Official Scroll located in the Teen Room.
Here are some Questions & Answers for parents, and others, who might have questions or concerns about Role Playing games, such as Dungeons & Dragons.
Join us on Saturday, May 7th from 12-4pm at the Spring Township Library for an afternoon of board games. If you are tired of the same old Clue, Monopoly, Pictionary, etc, this afternoon of gaming is for you. Each month there will be a new game to try along with a few popular "staples" that will be available every month. Suggested for ages 18 and over.
This event has been postponed. We will announce the rescheduled date soon!
Craft night is for children 12 and under. Please sign up.
This week's theme is "Over the Rainbow."
Enjoy a fun storytime with Miss Lisa, featuring stories, crafts, songs and more!
Join Miss Elaineous every Monday at 10:30am for Babies & Books!
Join us at the West Lawn-Wyomissing Hills library for a game of Pinochle on Monday mornings from 10:30am - 12:30pm. All levels welcome. Please register to let us know if you'd like to learn!
Every Monday, join Muhlenberg Communtiy Library for Toddler Story time at 11:00-11:30am. Miss Victoria will read a story and then we will create a craft. No registration is required.
Storytime, finger plays, songs, and more!
Come enjoy stories, songs and crafts
Explore and practice the elements of art as you create five projects, including a watercolor landscape, an abstract marker drawing, pencil still life and pastel portraits.
0.25 credit will be offered to students who attend all five classes and do some simple homework in between.
Registration required.
Dates: Feb. 15, March 14, April 11, May 9, June 6
From 12:45 - 1:45pm
Enjoy a fun storytime with Miss Lisa featuring stories, crafts, songs and more!
Hang out at the library after school at the library's informal cafe. Available activities: board games, DIY crafts, and gaming (Xbox 360 and computer). No registration required.
Art Cats- Open art studio time. Chill and draw!
Join us for a new afternoon art program for grades 3-8. Bring your own supplies or come with nothing but CREATIVITY! Activities include: painting, drawing, coloring and more!
No registration required. Free.
Young Artists Club
Every other Monday, learn about the life and artwork of artists at this program for grade schoolers. Recreate the artist's artwork to make something of your own. Activities include: painting, drawing, coloring and more! No registration required
Come Build with us with Legos. Our theme is THE FUTURE!!!
Please call to register at the library prior to the event.
Book Club
The 2nd Monday of each month at 6pm
Everyone is welcome!
May 9th: The Hollow Ground: A Novel by Natalie Harnett
June 13th: Gaining Ground: A Story of Farmer Markets, Local Food, and Saving the Family Farm
Join us for stories, Songs, rhymes and crafts. Afterwards, stay to read to Molly the therapy dog. She is very friendly and loves company. All level readers welcome to come. Struggling readers are encouraged. ~~This program is part of the PA Forward Initiative promoting the value of 21st century libraries.
Writers and would-be writers gather the 2nd Monday of each month to study the craft of writing ficiton, non-fiction, poetry, drama and read their own works and listen to others read their works.
All welcome
Baby storytime will be about May Flowers!
Story Time! Ages 3- 5 years! Stories and crafts and fun! Oh My!
Today's topic, Over the Rainbow!
Join us for Stories, Rhymes, Songs, Bubbles and Fun at the West Lawn-Wyomissing Hills Library!
StoryRiders Storytime
Come out to the SSPL to see our special StoryRider, Miss Kim,
at 11 am for stories, songs, giggles and games!
This week's theme is "Birds of a Feather"
For ages 2 - 5.
StoryRiders with Mama Patt. Join us for stories, songs, giggles, and games!
This event is for children ages 2-5.
Stories, songs, giggles and games. Come join us! For ages 2-5.
The Eagles Eye Book Group meets the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 1:30pm.
Second Tuesday of the month 3:30-4:30 p.m.
We will meet once a month to discuss a different teen novel. Book suggestions from group members (or potential group members) are welcome. Please check our website for more information and for what books have been selected for each month. Registration is required.
Program Dates and Books
1/12 - Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard
2/9 - Drink, Slay, Love by Sarah Beth Durst
3/8 - Spanking Shakespeare by Wizner & Ewing
4/12 - Matched by Ally Condie
Why cook when you can support your local library and get some great food? Head on over the Friendly's on Penn Ave. The library will receive a portion of your check even to-go items! You don't even have to do the dishes! Thank you for your support.
Monthly board of Trustees. The board discusses library policies,funding, programs, etc. The public is Invited.
$5 admission for our PREVIEW SALE! Come take a look and make selections before the sale opens to the public!
Adult Knitting Group
Whether you're a beginner or a pro, you are welcome to join
this social knitting group. Chat, share tips, and meet new people while you knit!
For Adults.
No registration is required for this open meeting.
Join Miss Andrea for a storytime with music and crafts. For kids of all ages.
The Book Club meets on the second Tuesday of the month at 7pm. Join us!
We are discussing: -May 10- Ordinary Grace by William Kent Kruger. New Bremen, Minnesota, 1961. The Twins were playing their debut season, ice-cold root beers were selling out at the soda counter of the drugstore, and Hot Stuff comic books were a mainstay on every barbershop magazine rack. It was a time of innocence and hope for a country with a new, young president. But for thirteen-year-old Frank Drum it was a grim summer in which death visited frequently and assumed many forms. Accident. Nature. Suicide. Murder.
There will a limited number of copies set aside. First come, first served! To guarantee a copy when you come in, go to kutztownlibrary.org or call us at 610-683-5820.
All welcome!
This week's theme is, "Spiders and Flies!"
Miss Kim presents stories, songs, and giggles about "Birds of a Feather."
Ages: 2-5
Mama Patt will share stories and songs about rainbows!
Come and join Miss Marie to find out how much fun stories, songs, rhymes and a craft can be! Listen to the music today!!
Miss Donna's Storytime with crafts, songs, stories and laughter. Theme today: SPIDERS 'N' FLIES
Ages 3-5
A new storytime hour for children from birth to 36 months. Join Miss Marie for this wiggly, giggly time of reading, fun and games. Be prepared to join your child on the floor to help with the activities. Listen up today as we learn about music!
Friends of Mifflin Community Library meetings are held every other month on a Wednesday at 1 pm. in the library's Hiller Meeting Room. All are welcome.
The Muhlenberg Community Library is looking for master lego builders. We will meet every other Wednesday in the children's section of the library. The program will run from 3:15-4:15pm for ages 10-12 (young children are welcome, but need to be accompanied by an adult). We will have some fun building legos.
Join us for Family Storytime, a few good books, a craft and lots of fun for the whole family! Miss Krista and Miss Joyce are in charge of the fun! Time to garden tonight!
Regular board meetings of the Boyertown Community Library are typically held on the second Wednesday of the month. Summer meetings vary. No meeting in August.
Help us reach our goal of 1,300 items and the library will receive $1,000 in funds from
NEEDED: Gently used men's apparel, ties, pants, shorts, jeans and new pairs of socks.
There will be a collection box in the hallway outside the library.
The Township of Spring Firefighters visit the library. Join them for a special storytime.
Mommy and Me tea party. Please sign up for this program.
Support the Friends of the Fleetwood Library by stopping by our Spring Book Sale!
Located in the 2nd floor hallway outside the Library.
All sale hours are open to the public.
Miss Betsy will host this program which is intended for ages 2-6, but everyone is welcome.
Every child in attendance gets a free copy of Kite Day.
Sign-up required.
Regular board meetings of the Kutztown Community Library hare held on the second Thursday of the month at 7 pm.
Learn to play or learn some new strategies! All levels welcome ages 10 years and older.
Join us for an hour of free STEM-based play! This is an event for preschoolers to come and build with our new block set. It is free and no registration is required!
Miss Barbara's StoryRider program presents "Spiders 'n Flies"
Join us at the Village Library to make special cabouchon necklaces for Mom or for yourself!
Bring your own picture or use the ones provided.
$5 cost includes materials for 2 necklaces.
Please RSVP by May 11, 2016 by calling 610-286-1022 or by replying on Facebook!
Theme: Comic Con for comic fans. Featuring Marvel, manga and more! Teens will play thematic games,do art and make costumes. For ages 11-17. Cost: $5.00 (includes pizza and snacks). Sign up required space is limited. Call the library 610-369-0496.
Support the Friends of the Fleetwood Library by stopping by our Spring Book Sale!
Located in the 2nd floor hallway outside the library.
*Saturday only*
$5 Bag Sale Day
All sale hours are open to the public
Join Miss Alicia from Shri Yoga for a fun and relaxing yoga class at the library. No previous experience is necessary. Ages 3 and up preferred.
Participants may bring a yoga mat and water bottle. Registration is not required.
Preschool, elementary and older children are welcome to come and listen to Miss Jenny. Get to know a new author each time and there is always an awesome craft to make and take home! Today's author will be Bill Peet!
3D Printer Training Class
May 14th at 11:00 AM
Come check out our new 3D printer! See how it works and learn the basics!
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Cuddle up with a book and come read to Cuddles. Our certified therapy dog Cuddles loves kids. Reading to a therapy dog encourages confidence in out-loud reading skills. If your child cannot read yet, no problem! Cuddles also loves picture books.
Join Casey Darnell and Todd Cawley of St. Ambrose Apiaries as they share their knowledge and experience of honey bees. Families with children ages 5 and up and adults are welcomed to sign up for this program. Please call 610-369-0496 to sign up, space is limited.
The plant exchange is scheduled for May 14 at 11 am. Contact the club for more information and location.
Please note: the Plant Exchange takes the place of the business meeting that ordinarly is held on May 19th.
Join the Kutztown Area Garden Club. It meets on the third Thursday of the month at 7pm. Each month there is a guest speaker featuring gardens, plants, and more.
Come and use your imagination to build a variety of things.
For ages 2-7 but all welcome
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Every other Monday, join us for Mad Libs at 3:15-4:15pm. Mad Libs are humorous stories that contain missing words. We'll put in our own nouns, verbs, adjectives, etc. to fill in the blanks of the story. We'll have a blast laughing and sharing the words we selected, while also learning how words can change the dynamics of a story. This program is designed for grade schoolers. No registration required.
Join other teens for activities and discussions about your favorite books. Please call the library to sign up. Theme: Marie Lu's Legend.
The Board of Trustees will hold it's monthly meeting. The public is welcome to come and share any ideas they may have for the betterment of the library.
Baby storytime will be about Summer!
This event for school-aged children includes:
Science Fair Preparation on April 19 @ 11am
Science Fair on May 17 @ 11am
Bring your latest stitchery project and join the fun. Counted cross stitch, crewel, needlepoint, knitting, crocheting and any other project you might like to share.
Board meetings of the Friends of the KCL are held on the third Tuesday of the month at 2 pm. All are welcome!
We will meet once a month to work on our writing, discuss the writing process, and share what we've written. Writing prompts, activities, and exercises will be used to help inspire our creativity. Please check our website for more information. Registration is required.
Please sign-up at the Circulation Desk.
Come Tour Oak Nut Farm!
Oak Nut Farm is an organic, crop-share farm.
Depart from the library at 5:45 and begin the Tour at 6pm.
Please sign up by calling 717-933-4060
Looking for a way to unwind and relax. The art of coloring is a fun way to do just that! Coloring sheets and colored pencils will be provided. Please sign up because space is limited. Adults only, please.
Looking for a way to unwind and relax? Join us in the art of coloring and do just that! Coloring sheet and colored pencils will be provided. Please sign up, space is limited. Adults only please.
Each month we will be having a Block Party where a new theme will be presented and children will have the opportunity to build and create things related to the theme out of blocks. This program is part of the Cruise into Kindergarten grant received by the Spring Township Library.
Call or stop by the library to RSVP.
Join the Friends of the West Lawn-Wyomissing Hills Library! We meet on the Third Tuesday of each month to plan great ways to support your library. No experience necessary. Can't come to the meeting? No problem. Let us know your interests and your ideas. We'll give you a call when volunteers are needed.
Read to Monte our therapy dog. Please call the library to sign up for a 10 minute time slot.
Join us on Tuesday, May 17th at 6:30pm at the Township of Spring Fire Station located at 2301 Monroe Ave in West Lawn for a presentation: Women and Money presented by Suzanne Riggs, Financial Associate from Thrivent Finacial.
In this seminar on Women and Money, you'll learn:
• Reasons why women's economic clout is growing
• The unique financial challenges women face, such as longer life expectancies and more career breaks for caregiving, and how they impact long-term financial security
• Six steps women can take to help them achieve financial security, including taking control of their money, becoming more knowledgeable investors, advocating for themselves in the workplace, planning for retirement, protecting their income and assets, and creating an estate plan
Light refreshments will be served.
To register on-line go to Thrivent.com and page down and click on "Find Workshop and Events."
The FAPL Board of Trustees meets in the Borough Council Meeting Room on the first floor of the Community Center.
The Boone Area Library Board of Trustees will meet on tonight at 7:00 PM.
The meeting is open to the public
Ages 3-6
Join a group of parents and children for an hour of free play and building with blocks.
No registration required.
Every third Wednesday of the month.
Designed for ages 3-6.
An hour of group block play for parents and children.
A great program for children to practice the skills needed to start school.
Come and join Miss Marie to find out how much fun stories, songs, rhymes and a craft can be! Today's topic....Bubbles today!
Support the Friends of the Fleetwood Library by dining at Fiore's Italian Family Restaurant in Fleetwood on Wednesday, May 18th and Thursday, May 19th!
*You may dine-in or takeout. In order for the Friends of the Fleetwood Library to receive 15% of your purchase you must have a voucher. A voucher can be picked up at the Fleetwood Library.*
A new storytime hour for children from birth to 36 months. Join Miss Marie for this wiggly, giggly time of reading, fun and games. Be prepared to join your child on the floor to help with the activities. Pop some bubbles today!
The Berks County Public Libraries Board of Director's Meetings are held in the Meeting Area of System Headquarters, 1040 Berks Road, Leesport, PA. Meetings are open to the public.
We will be hearing stories and songs about Memorial Day and our flag. This program is for preschoolers.
Support the Friends of the Fleetwood Library by dining at Fiore's Italian Family Restaurant in Fleetwood on Wednesday, May 18th and Thursday, May 19th!
*You may dine-in or takeout. In order for the Friends of the Fleetwood Library to receive 15% of your purchase you must have with a voucher. A voucher can be picked up at the Fleetwood Library.*
Legos! Legos! Legos! What could be more fun?! Afterschool Lego club. Come equipped with your ideas. We'll provide the legos.
Lego Lab
On 3/31 at 6:30 pm, we'll be putting our hands and imaginations to work
to build creations using the library's Lego Collection!
Free program for ages 5+
(Younger siblings are welcome to play with our Duplo collection)
No registration is required.
NO MEETING TONIGHT: the Plant Exchange takes the place of the business meeting that ordinarly is held on May 19th.
Register at www.giveapint.org using the sponsor code 7667 or call Stephanie at the library.
The mobile donation unit will be in the parking lot behind the Fleeetwood Community Center at 110 West Arch Street.
Tricky Tray/Basket Raffle Fundraiser. Free admission, $20.00 for 25 tickets, $30.00 for 50 tickets, get them at the door or at the library. Desserts and beverages will be available for purchase. Baskets include: Tupperware, Longaberger, Premier Jewelry, Spa Treatments, Pet Baskets, Restaurant Gift Cards, Lottery Basket, Tickets to Sporting Events, Signed Pro Sports Memorabilia and much more
Join Miss Kristine in making a stunning pair of Spiral Beaded Earrings.
Cost of the project is $5 and includes all supplies.
Registration is required. To register for this program or for more information please call 610-373-9888 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Join us to Stop & Stitch with your knitting, crocheting, and needlework. Share your past and current projects, consult others, and more.
Group meets on the first Wednesday (10-12pm) and on the third Saturday (1-3pm). Come to one or all.
Come enjoy the Good Dinosaur with us
Rose and Desi help with a variety of crafts each month.
Come see what they have planned tonight.
Everyone wins! Bring a gently loved book to add to the prize table. Light refreshments.
We will be watching the movie Alvin and the Chipmunks- ROAD CHIP! Admission is FREE and snacks are 25 cents.
Join our construction crew and build with our 300 wooden blocks and a village of people, vehicles, and animals!
We'll build and learn about neat structures around the world.
Ages: 8 and under.
Free program held in the libary.
No registration needed.
Dress in your pj's and come on out to the library for stories, a craft, and a bedtime snack! Sign up is required. Call the library to sign up.
Theme: Adventures Outdoors
The Friends of the Fleetwood Area Public Library will meet in the library at 1pm.
(((Date has been changed to Tuesday, May 24th at 1pm due to the Memorial Day holiday)))
Join the Fleetwood Library at Keystone Villa in Blandon for this free program.
Please register by calling Keystone Villa at 484-637-8300.
Refreshments will be served.
Curioser and curioser! Join us for a screening of Alice in Wonderland (pg) to get ready for the release of Through the Looking Glass! This is a free movie night for all ages, and light refreshments will be provided. Obviously the theme is tea party, so feel free to dress in your most Wonderlandy getup. (Children under 10 yrs will need to be accomanied by an adult during the film)
Contact the library for a copy of the book!
No RSVP required.
The Mifflin Community Library Board of Directors meets 10 times yearly in the children's room of the library. Meetings are open to the public and are usually the fourth Wednesday of the month, except in July and November, when there is no meeting, and in December, when the meeting is the first Wednesday of the month.
Come and join a local author to hear about her new book. She will bring copies along that you can buy and have her sign.
Yoga class for children ages 3-6; parents are encouraged to participate.
Please bring a towel or exercise mat.
Brandywine Community Library Board Meeting. Public is welcome
Meet and read adult novels/non fiction books. Call library to learn which book will be read. Book choices are made each month for the next month.
Meetings usually the fourth Thursday evening of each month.
Novels at Night is our Adult Book Club.
Adult Book Club
Try a new book & meet new people at the Adult Book Club!
Pick up a copy of The Light Between Oceans by M. L. Stedman,
then come to the library @ 7 pm to share your thoughts about the book.
For Adults 18+
No registration is required for this free social event!
Library Closed
The Sinking Spring Public Library will be closed all day
on Saturday, May 28 and Monday, May 30 for Memorial Day.
Have a safe holiday!
The Fleetwood Area Public Library will be closed on Saturday, May 28th from 9am - 4pm for Memorial Day. The library will reopen on Tuesday, May 31st at 9am.
Cuddle up with a book and come read to Riku. Our certified therapy dog Riku loves kids. Reading to a therapy dog encourages confidence in out-loud reading skills. If your child cannot read yet, no problem! Riku also loves picture books.
Join us for some family fun, great food and support your community at the same time at the 11th Annual Pig Roast at Beverly Hills Tavern on Saturday, May 28th from 4 until 7pm. This year's menu includes: pig roast, cole slaw, potatoes, mixed veggies, dinner rolls & butter, unlimited non-alcoholic beverages and dessert-cake.
Adult tickets are $20 and children's tickets are $10, for kids 10 years and under. Kids can play in the huge sand box near the patio, and no ticket is required if kids purchase from the menu. You can purchase tickets in advance at Spring Township Library or Beverly Hills Tavern, or buy at the door. All ticket holders will be entered to win door prizes. This fundraiser is sponsored by The Friends of the Spring Township Library.
The library is closed due to the holiday.
You may renew or reserve materials online at kutztownlibrary.org. Please return items to the drop box if we are closed when you come.
The Spring Township Library will be closed today for Memorial Day. The bookdrops will be available all day for any returns.
Memorial Day - Library Closed
The Fleetwood Area Public Library will be closed on Monday, May 30th for Memorial Day.
We will reopen on Tuesday, May 31st at 9am.
The library is closed for Memorial Day.
CLOSED for Memorial Day. Enjoy the day with your friends and family!
Join us for a fun evening of coloring. The new rage - adult coloring - helps you unwind and discover your inner artist. SIgn up required, space is limited. Call the library 610-369-0496.


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I wish they had made it a full 22 or so episode season! I liked the portrayal of most of the characters, I don't know much about history for the time period but I never imagined Boleyn to have actually fallen for Henry (more her family just pushed for it) so it was nice to see her portrayed as something other than a power hungry *****. Of course, she might well have been nothing more than that -L- Still, I enjoyed it and want season 2!
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|Judiciary: Nebraska Supreme Court Oral Arguments at Creighton Law School
|Nebraska Supreme Court oral arguments at Creighton Law School from 9:30 AM - 12:00 PM, March 31,...
|Nebraska Stories: The Spirit of Goodwill, 713
|We meet Steve Hennessey of Lincoln who, despite a learning disability and some significant...
|Nebraska Stories: Duck Pin Bowling, 713
|Located in Cheyenne County, the small village of Potter sits along the I-80. For a town that...
|Nebraska Stories: A Story of Hope, 713
|Lincoln resident Abeny Kucha Tiir, a survivor of war-torn Sudan, shares her inspiring story of hope...
|ICU Learning English: Communication, 1018
|Learn basic vocabulary and information about healthy life style.
|Peg + Cat explore the Outdoors in Nebraska
|Peg + Cat explore the Outdoors in Nebraska
|Keeping Nebraska Local: A Unique Approach to Resource Management
|Nebraska's Natural Resources District system is the only one of its kind in the U.S..
|ICU Learning English: Know Your Rights, 1017
|Learn basic vocabulary and information about healthy life style
|NET Sports Partners Club Tailgate Wed, May 11, 2016
|As a benefit of the Sport Partners Club you'll receive an invitation to a tailgate party before the...