Pulse-racing, jaw-dropping, and shiver-inducing books are always in season. Join the librarian-led bookgroup: Can’t Sleep Thrillers for the feverish fans of books with psychological mayhem, dubious mysteries, and plot twists. This book group will meet the first Wednesday of the month at 7pm via zoom. This book club is currently full, please email Julia Rae at
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Are you researching your family history? Join our two-part genealogy series with Bryna O’Sullivan from Charter Oak Genealogy to learn more about your family, ancestors, and your home’s history. In this first class, learn how to document birth, death, and marriage in your family search and other sources such as how to access and use
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Join us for this live webinar on Thursday, January 13th at 7:00 PM EST. As dramatic, entertaining, and sometimes frightening as the film is, the story of how this iconic Mob inspired film came to the big screen might be even more so! Join us in welcoming Mark Seal, author of Leave the Gun, Take
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Intellectu-Gals is a reading group for intellectually curious women who want to dig into global topics through a diverse blend of genres and voices. In this supportive environment, Intellectu-Gals will travel the world-- peering through new and profound perspectives to learn about themselves and our fellow citizens. This group meets once a month on zoom.
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Are you researching your history? Join our two-part genealogy series with Bryna O’Sullivan from Charter Oak Genealogy to learn more about your family, ancestors, and the history of your house. New Canaan is brimming with intriguing historic homes. In this second class, learn how to access Connecticut Land Records and use them to build the
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Join us for this live webinar on Tuesday January 25th at 7:00PM EST An electrifying thriller with an infusion of otherworldly happenings, This Thing Between Us is the debut novel from highly acclaimed short story writer Gus Moreno. For fans of the genres of horror and the surreal, this stunning debut prompted The New York
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Join us for this live webinar on Thursday, January 27 at 7 PM “Timely and urgent . . . Pang is a dogged investigator.” —The New York Times Book Review Investigative journalist Amelia Pang’s powerful book takes us inside the network of enforced Chinese labor camps, and the connections to not only American and global markets,
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Pulse-racing, jaw-dropping, and shiver-inducing books are always in season. Join the librarian-led bookgroup: Can’t Sleep Thrillers for the feverish fans of books with psychological mayhem, dubious mysteries, and plot twists. This book group will meet the first Wednesday of the month at 7pm via zoom. This book club is currently full, please email Julia Rae at
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