The CAPS Community Resource Guide will assist you in navigating through the services and resources our community has to offer to meet your needs--big, small, or in-between. Examples include applying for social services, finding parenting support, faxing applications or other information, access to mental health care, and so much more. Come talk to the Community […]
Join us for book discussion, games, crafts, & more! This month’s book is Legendborn by Tracy Deonn. Check out the book or ebook from the library before the meeting so you’re ready to discuss. Registration is recommended but not required; the first 3 people to register get a free copy of the book! Visit the Circulation Desk to register […]
The CAPS Community Resource Guide will assist you in navigating through the services and resources our community has to offer to meet your needs--big, small, or in-between. Examples include applying for social services, finding parenting support, faxing applications or other information, access to mental health care, and so much more. Come talk to the Community […]
Typically meets the first Monday of every month. Reads both fiction and nonfiction titles. Registration required. Contact the Reference Desk (533-9531) for information and to sign up.
Typically meets the first Tuesday of every month. Reads both fiction and nonfiction. Registration required. Contact the Reference Desk (533-9531) for information and to sign up.
The CAPS Community Resource Guide will assist you in navigating through the services and resources our community has to offer to meet your needs--big, small, or in-between. Examples include applying for social services, finding parenting support, faxing applications or other information, access to mental health care, and so much more. Come talk to the Community […]
Typically meets the second Tuesday of every month. Reads middle grade children's books. Registration required. Contact the Reference Desk (533-9531) for information and to sign up.
Stop tossing your carrot stumps, loose cilantro sprigs, lettuce and cabbage stalks, and apple cores in the trash! The expert advice in No-Waste Kitchen Gardening gives you all the instructions and tricks you'll need to grow and re-propagate produce from food waste. You'll be astonished at how much food waste you can re-grow. The webinar is scheduled […]
The CAPS Community Resource Guide will assist you in navigating through the services and resources our community has to offer to meet your needs--big, small, or in-between. Examples include applying for social services, finding parenting support, faxing applications or other information, access to mental health care, and so much more. Come talk to the Community […]
The public is welcome to attend all regular Library Board meetings. Click here to view agenda.
The CAPS Community Resource Guide will assist you in navigating through the services and resources our community has to offer to meet your needs--big, small, or in-between. Examples include applying for social services, finding parenting support, faxing applications or other information, access to mental health care, and so much more. Come talk to the Community […]
This month's book is Spin by Lamar Giles. Check out the book from the library before the meeting so you're ready to discuss. Registration is recommended but not required; the first 3 people to register get a copy of the book to keep! Visit the Circulation Desk or email teens@goshenpl.lib.in.us to register. Open to grades […]
Along with backyard chickens, balcony beekeepers, rooftop farmers, and community gardeners, urban composters are part of a bumper crop of pioneers who are redefining the green space of crowded towns and cities. You may think you need a big yard to compost. Think again. Rebecca Louie is a certified NYC Master Composter who was born […]
