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Strings Attached NeedleCraft Group

knitting needles and yarnJoin in the fun on Friday, May 17th at 1:30 pm in the North Channel Branch meeting room to try your hand at knitting, crocheting or other needle crafts.  Knitting needles, crochet hooks and plenty of yarn will be provided to experiment with, so come on in and try something new. 
Feel free to bring examples of projects you are working on. 

Wii Game Day

Wii game consoleCalling all Teens and Tweens! Calling all Teens and Tweens!  Assemble in the North Channel Branch Library meeting room, Wednesday, May 8, at 4:30 pm for Wii gaming and fun with friends.  Repeat, meet at 4:30 pm, May 8, in the meeting room for gaming and fun. Calling all teens and tweens!! It's time for Wii Game Day.

North Channel Book Club

The Time Keeper by Mitch AlbomTime is on no one's side.  Instead it passes by, ignoring the pleas of those who would stop it and drowning out the cries of those who would speed it along.  Mitch Albom's novel, The Time Keeper, explores that theme.  Hidden away in a cave until Heaven meets Earth, Father Time is helpless to help those whose cries he hears every moment for millennia. But now, he is about to be released and sent to help two desperate people discover the meaning of time and what it holds.

Wii Game Day!

Wii Game PlayersIt's that time again.  Meet up in the meeting room at North Channel Branch Library for Wii Game Day! Play starts at 4:30 pm, Wednesday, April 17.   Take a break from your busy school week and play a game or two with your friends.

North Channel Book Club

The Red Garden by Alice HoffmanStories of secrets, passions and loyalties connect us, their threads running through time to link the past with the present.  Alice Hoffman's novel, The Red Garden, uses these very stories to connect people in Blackwell, Massachusetts, with their past.  The immigrant starting a new life, the civil war soldier saved by a neighbor and a stranger wandering into town...their stories are both familiar and new. Each story intertwines in Blackwell, spinning a web connected by a garden where only red things grow.

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