• WHEN I GROW UP ... ANYTHING'S POSSIBLE

    EXPLORING CAREERS SERIES

    THURSDAY EVENINGS, MARCH 12 - APRIL 2 FROM 7-8 PM

    careers-seriesWhat do you want to be when you grow up? Anything’s possible!

    Join us as we explore different careers! Each session will be filled with discoveries relating to the featured career. Come and share the adventure! Limit of 25 participants per session.

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    Sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Southern Lehigh

  • PLAY TO LEARN: PARENT/CHILD WORKSHOP

    Play to LearnAPRIL 16 - MAY 14 FROM 6:30 - 7:30 PM

    Parents and children interact together with age appropriate educational toys in a relaxed, safe environment with the opportunity to speak individually with early childhood specialists on a variety of child development topics.

    REGISTER ONLINE

    Ages: 12 months – 3 1/2 years (additional siblings up to age 5 may attend as needed)

    Location: Southern Lehigh Public Library “A Family Place Library”

  • TaxMan Art John RoyleThe Tax Man Cometh...

    PA State Tax Forms - Copies of the most popular forms are available in the library; other forms are available online.

    Federal Tax Forms - Copies of 1040, 1040EZ and 1040A (only) are available; all instruction booklets, schedules, and other forms can be accessed online.

    Library staff is happy to assist you with printing forms online. B/W copies are $.10/page.

  • Mascot Madness 2015February Mascot Madness

    Bookworm has gathered his mascot friends for another year of hiding in the library!
    • Pouncer, the mountain lion from Lower Milford Elementary School
    • Mike, our resident dragon from St. Michael’s School
    • Leo, the lion from Liberty Bell Elementary School
    • Hawk, from Hopewell Elementary School 


    Each week the mascots will be hiding in a different place somewhere in the library. Come find them and QUIETLY take a token from them. When you collect all 5 tokens you will receive a coupon that you can redeem for a free book in our Book Sale Room. And, don’t forget - after Mascot Madness has ended, Bookworm will again be available for you to check out on your library card!

     
  • The Miller-Keystone Bloodmobile will be at SLPL on:

    Blood Drives 2015
    • Tuesday, April 7 from 1 - 5 PM
    • Saturday, June 13 from 11 AM - 3 PM
    • Tuesday, October 27 from 1 - 5 PM

    Walki-ins are accepted. Appointments preferred.
    Call 610-282-8834.

    Sponsored by Friends of SLPL.

  • ONE ON ONE TECH HELP

    tech-help

    APPOINTMENTS ON MONDAYS, 11 AM - 3 PM

    Do you need help with basic skills, internet, email, Facebook, Microsoft Word/Publisher, Kindle/Nook/ipad, Overdrive for ebooks, job applications?

    Only $5.00 for a 45 minute session

    Computer hardware problems will not be addressed.

    Appointments must be made in advance. Schedule in person at the Circulation Desk or call 610-282-8834.

  • AARP Tax Assistance

    Wednesday Afternoons: February 4 - April 15 from 1 - 4PM

    AARP LogoTrained AARP volunteers will provide FREE tax assistance and preparation service to residents with low and moderate incomes.
    • Service is provided here at the library
    • Walk-in service only
    • Clients taken on first come, first served basis
    • No age restrictions apply
    • You do NOT need to be an AARP member

  • Cycling Fitness Class

    cyclingThursdays from 9:15 - 10:15 AM

    Classes held outdoors weather permitting, inside during inclement weather.
    Appropriate for all fitness levels!

    Purchase a flex card and come when you can!

    Flex Cards: 5 classes for $50 or 10 clases for $90 (non-refundable)
    Walk-ins: $12 per class

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  • Yoga classes with Deanna Nagle

    YogaTUESDAY EVENINGS

    Level 1 Yoga: 5:15 - 6:15 PM

    FRIDAY MORNINGS

    Level 1 Yoga: 9:20 - 10:20 AM

    Purchase a flex card and come when you can!

    Flex Cards: 5 classes for $50 or 10 clases for $90 (non-refundable)
    Walk-ins: $12 per class | Yoga Mat Rentals: $1 per class

     

  • Paper Recycling News!


    paperbinsOur paper recycling bins now accept cardboard & phone books!

    Cardboard MUST be flattened!

    Examples of cardboard items include:
    • cereal and food product boxes, flattened
    • gift boxes, flattened
    • corrugated cardboard, flattened

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