Trinity Celtic Band at the library on Monday night
The Trinity Celtic Band will hold a concert at the Wall Library Monday. The six-member band will put their unique approach to traditional Celtic songs, as well as dirving reels and jigs. The event begins at 7 p.m. at the library, 2700 Allaire Rd. For more information, call: (732) 449-8877.
Art exhibits to drum circles available at the library
The Wall Library has released its planned exhibits and activities. Below is the list of events happening through the end of the year at the library, 2700 Allaire Ave. On Exhibit: Manasquan River Group of Artists Through December, 2012 Stop in and enjoy the exhibit! WALL LIBRARY HOLIDAY BOOK SALE Saturday, December 1, 2012 – Saturday, December 15, 2012 This is your opportunity to get great deals on gently used books, audios, videos, DVD’s, music CD’s, games, puzzles and more. (Beginning Monday, December 10-December 15 is our $1 Bag Sale.) Check it out! CROCHETERS OF THE JERSEY SHORE Thursday, December 6, 2012 (1st Thursday of each month) 6:30 – 8:30 PM Welcome to the wonderful world of crochet and knitting. We welcome knitters and …
Presentation of natural wonders of Garden State set at Wall Library
The Wall Library on Tuesday is scheduled to host a presentation on the wildlife and natural wonders of New Jersey with author David Wheeler. Wheeler, an experienced environmentalist and author of the new book “Wild New Jersey: Nature Adventure in the Garden State,’’ is set to bring tales the wild side of New Jersey, the most ecologically diverse state of its size in the country. The free event is set to begin at 6:30 p.m. at the library, 2700 Allaire Road.
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Library one of the main collection points
With less than a week to go in the month of April the Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders is continuing a food drive that has collected more than five tons of items for the FoodBank of Monmouth and Ocean Counties. The drive is being held in April which is also National County Government Month. This year's theme is "Healthy Counties, Healthy Families." Freeholder Deputy Director John P. Curley said the drive has been a rousing success so far. "We are so pleased with the generosity our residents have shown during this food drive," he said. "People who need food are not those who we traditionally think of as the poor. Today most people in need of assistance are formerly working, middle class families who lost their job or are …
Full slate of events upcoming for the springtime
The Wall Township Library has announced its springtime events, full of programs aimed at all ages and interests. A showing of the film “Titanic -- The Complete Story: The Death of a Dream,” a History Channel documentary, is among the library’s offerings next month, which also includes help preparing your taxes. The library, which recently celebrated its 50th anniversary, is located in the municipal complex at 2700 Allaire Rd. Here is the list of events, provided by library staff: AARP Tax Assistance Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays through April 13, 2012, 1:00 – 4:00 PM Free income tax preparation provided by AARP volunteers will be available for low and middle income taxpayers with “simple returns.” Service is on a first-come, first-served …
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One of the special programs in January at the library
The Wall Public Library, located in the municipal complex at 2700 Allaire Rd., has announced its special January programs, including a course that intends walk people through the process of buying and selling on eBay and a silent film festival. January's events, as provided by the Wall Library, are: Buying and Selling on eBay Saturday January 21, 2012 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Fran Solomon will help us through the basics of maneuvering the process of buying and selling on eBay, one of the world’s largest online marketplaces and auctions. She will also cover setting up an eBay account, bidding, Best Offer, Buy It Now, giving/leaving feedback, and how to sell on eBay in this free two-hour presentation. Silent Film Festival Saturday, January 28…
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Holiday programs abound at the library all month
The Wall Township Library has announced its December events, full of holiday programs aimed at all ages and interests. A showing of the film “Polar Express,” a timeless Christmas classic, is among the library’s offerings next month, which also include concerts, a book sale, puppet theater and a snow globe-making workshop. The library, which recently celebrated its 50th anniversary, is located in the municipal complex at 2700 Allaire Rd. Here is the list of events, provided by library staff: Wall Library Marine Toys For Tots Drop Off Site The Wall Library is an official "Marine Toys for Tots" 2011 Drop off Location. Please stop by the library and help make it a brighter holiday for area children by donating a new, unwrapped toy, …
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$1 Bag Sale Continues Through Saturday, September 24
Hoping to find a few mystery books to read, Charlie Albano shopped the Wall Library’s quarterly book sale Tuesday. “I read several books per week, mostly mystery and adventure. You can really find some good buys here,” said Albano, of Wall, who visits the book sale regularly. The Wall Library Book sale, which also includes the sale of DVDs, VHS tapes, audiobooks and cassettes, began on September 10 with a line of 81 people, according to Branch Manager Janet Trotter. “The first day is the busiest. We see book dealers and collectors looking for a certain type of book,” Trotter said. “I like to try new authors that I haven’t read before,” said Vivian Ellicott, of Dumont Terrace, who was purchasing paperbacks and an audio book for an …
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Lawmakers to spend a few hours at the library
The office of Senator Sean Kean and Assembly members Dave Rible, and Mary Pat Angelini, all R-Monmouth, are scheduled to hold mobile office hours at the Wall Township Public Library next week. The legislators are scheduled to be at the library, 2700 Allaire Rd., from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday, August 12. For more information, call: (732) 974-1719.
Travel Lecture Series at Wall Library Tuesday
Hoping to cross a cruise to Australia off her bucket list, Renee Kaplow attended the Tuesday’s travel lecture series at the Wall Library on “Cruising … Be Inspired to See the World by Ship.” Kaplow and her husband, Stewart, both 69, are veterans of cruise ships who have enjoyed 36 cruises together throughout their 47-year marriage. The most memorable was a 16-day cruise around Tahiti aboard the original Love Boat, The Pacific Princess, in March of 1995, according to Kaplow. “We came tonight to ask some questions about cruising Australia versus a land tour,” said Kaplow, of Aberdeen. “If we don’t do the trip to Australia now, I don’t know if we ever will.” The one-hour lecture, led by Ira and Helene Kaplan of Cruise Holidays of Marlboro, …
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9:47 am on Wednesday, August 3, 2011
How ridiculous.. isn't their office about a mile away from the library? Will Rible be teaching consituents how to remain "disabled" while running marathons? or will Kean be instructing on how not to alienate your gay friends while voting against their interests? or will Angelini explain that she will not even be in this district in a few months? this is nothing more than political pandering to … more ›