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CARES Community Assistance Resource & Educational Services	Museum Passes Loan Program	Sundays at Three
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	To sign up for an event, click on the link in the program title, or call the library at 908-766-0118.

	Downloading e-Books Pat Kennedy-Grant, Readers' Services Manager, will demonstrate how to use library resources to download books to your digital device. Bring your device with you. [Both sessions will cover the same material.]	Tuesday, February 7 at 11:00 am
	Valentine Boutique Featuring the artistic work of several talented local crafters: Barbara Marchio who will show her totes and travel bags, including scout bags and travel accessories to compliment a spring and summer wardrobe; Christine Pane who designs and crafts original handbags, scarves and other fashion accessories for Flower Basket Ladybug located in Bedminster; Daisy Schimoler of Majolica House in Peapack who makes hand-crafted custom Majolica ceramics; jeweler Jackie Skarzynski of Chelsea Market Designs; and Susan Sletteland of Stanton Sweets in Bedminster. A percentage of the boutique sales will benefit the library.	Friday, February 10 • 1:00-5:00 pm
	“Gasland” - Free Movie Screening Learn about the controversial natural gas drilling technology called “fracking” through the eyes of filmmaker Josh Fox, who, when asked to lease his land for drilling, embarked on an odyssey uncovering a trail of secrets, lies and contamination. Sponsored by Bernardsville’s Green Team. Free. Advance sign-up is requested. [Not recommended for young children.]	Sunday, February 12 • 2:00 pm
	Moms Mentoring Moms — Summer Possibilities Jobs, internships, volunteer work? Join us for a roundtable of parents who will provide ideas and discuss their children’s experiences in past summers. Free. Advance sign-up is requested.	Wednesday, February 15 • 12 noon
	Saturday Crafters Work on your own projects, get tips and chat with the group. Free. No sign-up is needed.	Saturday, February 18 • 3:00 pm
	How to Prepare for College Interviews High school students in Grades 9 to 12: get tips on what to expect in a college interview, how to prepare, how to handle nervousness, and how to present yourself. Seating is limited so advance registration is required.	Wednesday, February 22 • 7:00 pm
	Socially Responsible Investing Michael A. Kaup, a Financial Planner & Investment Advisor Representative with New England Securities, will discuss how you can invest in ways that positively impact society based on your own personal beliefs and values. Free. Advance sign-up is requested.	Tuesday, February 28 • 7:00 pm
	The University of "Can-Do" Practicing Positive Self-Talk Do you have a goal that you think you can't make happen? Well, you can, because you have what it takes to do it. Join Professional Inspirer Andrea Mastrobattista throughout 2012 for this new workshop series. Each month, discover how to cultivate and maintain the "Can-Do" determination to make your dream come. Free. Advance sign-up requested.	Wednesday, February 29 • 7:00 pm
	Splendid Life Meditation Learn to manage stress, be happier and more creative under the guidance of Fauzia Burke. Free. No sign-up needed.	Friday, March 2 • 10:00 am
	Saturday Crafters Work on your own projects, get tips and chat with the group. Free. No sign-up is needed.	Saturday, March 17 • 3:00 pm
	An Age For Justice — C.A.R.E.S. After viewing a short documentary on confronting elder abuse in America, Laurie Rowe, MS, Eldercare Educator for the Somerset County Office on Aging, will address the common and complex challenges seniors can experience. She’ll also discuss how you can empower yourself and protect others from abuse. Sponsored by Community Assistance Resource & Educational Services (C.A.R.E.S.). Free. Advance sign-up is requested.	Thursday, March 22 • 10:30 am
	Tea & Conversation With Author Molly Birnbaum Julie Maloney, director of Women Reading Aloud, will conduct an up-close and personal interview with Molly Birnbaum, the charismatic Massachusetts author of Season to Taste. The book tells the story of Ms. Birnbaum’s journey back to recovering her sense of smell after a terrible car accident. Free. Advance sign-up is requested.	Sunday, March 25 • 2:00 pm Please note start time.
	The Steins Collect—Exhibition At The Metropolitan Museum In early 20th century Paris, Gertrude Stein and her brothers Leo and Michael were avid collectors of works by their friends Matisse and Picasso. They also acquired important paintings by Cezanne, Gauguin and Renoir. The Steins’ holdings have been reassembled at The Met for a landmark loan exhibition which is the subject of this illustrated talk by Vivian Gordon. Free. Advance sign-up is requested.	Tuesday, March 27 • 7:00 pm
	The University of "Can-Do" Do you have a goal that you think you can't make happen? Well, you can, because you have what it takes to do it. Join Professional Inspirer Andrea Mastrobattista throughout 2012 for this new workshop series. Each month, discover how to cultivate and maintain the "Can-Do" determination to make your dream come. Free. Advance sign-up requested.	Wednesday, March 28 • 7:00 pm

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