Log on to Zoom (all link information will be available on the Facebook Event page the morning of the event) and learn how to make a pretty 3D heart by folding the pages of an old book. The process requires an old hardcover book of at least 220 pages in length that you’re ready to recycle (this book is what you will fold into shape), a ruler with centimeters marked on it, a pen or pencil, and patience! Shannon will get you started on the process and you’ll be able to finish on your own time (the entire folding process takes approximately two hours). If you live close to Harris Memorial Library and need a discarded book, we have several in the supply bin by the library door.
Until full bookmobile service can be resumed, we will be offering curbside delivery to bookmobile patrons.
We will take requests for the books that you would like to borrow. Contact Noelle (607-723-8236, ext. 322) with your requests at least a week before the date of delivery. (You can leave a voicemail with your request.)
At the bookmobile stop, please remain in your vehicle, and the driver will bring your items to you. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to get in touch!
Until full bookmobile service can be resumed, we will be offering curbside delivery to bookmobile patrons.
We will take requests for the books that you would like to borrow. Contact Noelle (607-723-8236, ext. 322) with your requests at least a week before the date of delivery. (You can leave a voicemail with your request.)
At the bookmobile stop, please remain in your vehicle, and the driver will bring your items to you. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to get in touch!
Until full bookmobile service can be resumed, we will be offering curbside delivery to bookmobile patrons.
We will take requests for the books that you would like to borrow. Contact Noelle (607-723-8236, ext. 322) with your requests at least a week before the date of delivery. (You can leave a voicemail with your request.)
At the bookmobile stop, please remain in your vehicle, and the driver will bring your items to you. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to get in touch!
Until full bookmobile service can be resumed, we will be offering curbside delivery to bookmobile patrons.
We will take requests for the books that you would like to borrow. Contact Noelle (607-723-8236, ext. 322) with your requests at least a week before the date of delivery. (You can leave a voicemail with your request.)
At the bookmobile stop, please remain in your vehicle, and the driver will bring your items to you. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to get in touch!
![Awesome Things on the Library Website! @ George F. Johnson Memorial Library Tech Center Zoom Call](http://libraries.4cls.org/calendar/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/psychology-of-spending-300x194.png)
Join us via Zoom at the George F. Johnson Memorial Library Tech Center for this FREE class! Use this link to join the class. Video call will open 15 minutes before class starts. (tinyurl.com/GFJTC-class)
The library’s website is a gateway to a whole world of learning opportunities and fun resources available free of charge to Library patrons. In this class we will learn how you too can use the website to watch movies, study a new language, explore Endicott history, write a will, or read books and emagazines—and so much more!
Join the GFJ Tech Center staff at BROOME WEST SENIOR CENTER (2801 Wayne St. in Endwell) for this FREE tech class! No registration.
The library’s website is a gateway to a whole world of learning opportunities and fun resources available free of charge to Library patrons. In this class we will learn how you too can use the website to watch movies, study a new language, explore Endicott history, write a will, or read books and emagazines—and so much more!
![Discover the Power of YouTube @ George F. Johnson Memorial Library Tech Center Zoom Call](http://libraries.4cls.org/calendar/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/roku-300x194.png)
Join us via Zoom at the George F. Johnson Memorial Library Tech Center for this FREE class! Use this link to join the class. Video call will open 15 minutes before class starts. (tinyurl.com/GFJTC-class)
YouTube provides a source for free videos about basically everything from historical news footage to current events, technology advice, shopping tips, how to fix just about anything, and much more. YouTube has something for everyone, regardless of age, interests or preferred device. Best of all—it’s FREE! Join us and learn some easy-to-use tricks to help you get more out of this video-sharing service.