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Throughout the Month of April You can give a job hunting woman some of the tools for success this month at the Library by donating purses and jewelry in good condition. The April collection aid those served by Dress for...

The official opening of the 2015 Clarks Summit Art Room Showcase will be held on April 7th at 6:00 PM at the Abington Community Library. The work of over 20 young local artists will remain on display through the month...

        Bring along your good luck charms! During this hour of fun, we’ll be playing back-to-back rounds of bingo.     Winners get to select a book from the prize cart. How many book characters will you recognize? For Families Sunday, April 19, 2015...

Experience the excitement and fun of science! Kids will create Oobleck, Squishy Circuits, and Mystery Markers with the University of Scranton’s Scranton Neuroscience Society & Health Professions Organization. The program will he held in the library lobby set up in...

Number One Sam is the story of Sam who is always number one--number one in speed, in turns and in finishing races.  He was number one until one day when his best friend, Maggie finished first.  Before the next race...

April is National Poetry Month and what better way to discover new poets than with the Lackawanna Valley Digital Archive and the Friend of the Scranton Public Library Poetry Series. The  Friend of the Scranton Public Library Poetry Series Collection  contains streaming video...

Christopher Phillips will be appearing at the Albright Memorial Library on Thursday April 9 at 6:30 PM in the Reference Department on the 2nd floor. He is a bestselling author whose passion for inquiry led him to found the discussion...

Last time at Family Place, children read stories about Animals. We learned an animal for every letter in the alphabet! After story time, we made an alligator craft. Alligators have lots of teeth - watch out!

On the Same Page Underway @ Lackawanna Libraries   On the Same Page in Lackawanna County is underway with free copies of James Grippando’s gripping suspense novel “Need You Now” and book discussions at Lackawanna County Libraries.   To join...

We have received word from a few library members that they are experiencing difficulty logging into the new catalog while using the Internet Explorer web browser.  We are working on the problem, but in the meantime we have the following...