

‘Haunted Items’ presentation

may give you the creeps

GOSHEN — So you snagged a great deal on an antique grandfather clock that was not only beautiful, it actually worked. You no sooner got it set up in that special spot in the corner, than it seemed to have a mind of its own. The hands suddenly spun backward. The chimes had no relation to the time of day. Its glass front flew open with no warning. Mmmm. We’ve all heard of haunted buildings, but haunted things? Can material objects hold onto spirits? Or vice versa? Linda Zimmerman, ghost investigator and author of several books on paranormal phenomena, says they just might.

Zimmerman, whose presentation of “Haunted Hudson Valley” at the Goshen Library two years ago drew a standing room only crowd, will make a much-anticipated return visit on Oct 12 and get you in the Halloween spirit with some spine-tingling tales.

The Historical Committee of the Friends of the Goshen Public Library and Historical Society will host “Haunted Objects” from 10 a.m.-noon, Oct. 12, in the Community Room of the Goshen Public Library at 366 Main Street in Goshen. Light refreshments. Admission is free, but donations are appreciated. For more information visit goshenpubliclibrary.org or Friends of the Goshen Public Library and Historical Society on Facebook or call 774-5463.

 

Cornwall Library hosting

The Great Give Back

CORNWALL – Cornwall Public Library’s Teen Underclassmen Team (T.U.T.) is hosting an event called The Great Give Back, from 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m. on Oct. 19. The Great Give Back is a community service initiative providing a day of opportunity for public library patrons in New York State to participate in meaningful, service-oriented experiences. This year marks the pilot year that expands the initiative from Long Island to the rest of the state.

The Library at 395 Hudson Street in Cornwall, has invited nine local nonprofit organizations that rely on volunteers to set up information booths. Library visitors will be able to sign up with those organizations to volunteer in the future, as well as participate in several other activities throughout the day: making cards to send to a local hospital (all day), learning to loom-knit hats or scarves that can be donated to those in need (11 a.m.-1 p.m.), and taking home a Trick-or-Treat with UNICEF collection box (while supplies last). We'll also be collecting coats and diapers for the weeks before and after our fair (Oct. 12-26).

This a great opportunity to connect with local organizations that will need help in the coming year.

The Teen Underclassmen Team is a group of dedicated students in Grades 6-12 who volunteer their time to improve the Cornwall Library through brainstorming new program ideas, executing big projects and events, and advising on new material purchases for the library collection.

For more information, pick up a brochure at the library, call 534-8282 or visit cornwallpubliclibrary.org

 

The Ethelbert B. Crawford Public Library

Presents ‘The Beatles-the Sequel’

MONTICELLO — Barry Wiesenfeld, internationally recognized musician, will demonstrate again how the Beatles’ band changed his musical life; his passion for the Beatles is contagious.

‘The Beatles-50 years Later’ will be presented on Oct. 3 at 6 p.m. at Ethelbert B. Crawford Public Library at 479 Broadway in Monticello.

Wiesenfeld will explore the band’s lyric depth, the inspirations for some of their songs, their influence on other artists and much more. It is not necessary for you to have attended Wiesenfeld’s first presentation to be astounded by this sequel.

Wiesenfeld’s endless knowledge about the Beatles will continue to inspire a love for this iconic band.

This program is free and open to the public.

 

Cornwall Library program

Focuses on Medicare

CORNWALL – Navigating the world of Medicare can be a daunting task. When is the best time to enroll? Which type of Medicare plan should you choose? How much coverage should you have with prescription medication? These decisions can be complicated and confusing, and the Cornwall Public Library at 395 Hudson Street in Cornwall is offering help.

The Library will hold a workshop at 9:15 a.m. on Oct. 5, called, Medicare 101: Parts A, B, C, D. Peter Gennuso of the Orange County Office for the Aging will lead the workshop. Medicare open enrollment ends December 7. It’s time to compare plans and make sure you have the right health and prescription drug coverage. This program is vital for current Medicare subscribers or those planning to enroll in 2020.

This workshop is free and open to the public – no registration required.
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