CALLING ALL E-READERS!!! Thursday at 4:00 come to the library and learn how to use the library web site to download free e-books and recorded books to your e-reading device.

Branching Out: Follow your Roots at the Scottdale Public Library

Session One: How to Begin Your Search
Session Two: Personal Sheets and Census

Sessions Begin : February 6 @ 6:00 and will
meet on Monday at 6:00. Please call to pre-register 724-887-6140

As we approach the end of 2011, we want to thank our patrons who have so faithfully supported our efforts through the year!
It has been a wonderful year of growth at the library with many new programs and services.
Of particular note is the addition of downloadable ebaooks through overdrive.

This week marks the addition of over 750 new Disney titles for our children to enjoy.
Please note that these titles may not be returned early and that you are limited to five at one time so choose carefully.

Internet: Search and Travel - Tuesday August 23 @ 6:30. Sign up today for the final Adult Summer Reading Program of 2011! Awanda Pritts will guide participants through tavel tips and preparation. This is a hands on event and requires a sign up. NO CHARGE for this event.
To register call 724-887-6140.

Keep tuned in to see the listing of Fall activities.

Coffee or Tea??

Adult Summer Reading Program : August 9 and try esspresso!

COFFEE OR TEA?????
From South America to Southeast Asis, A guide to coffee and tea.

Meet at the library at 6:30

Hey all you Civil War aficionados! Don't miss Tuesday nights program at the Scottdale Public Library. "A Soldier's Perspective" will begin at 6:30. Linda Mueller from California State University of pennsylvania will discuss the letters home from a soldier from pennsylvania's 105th. The original documents are held in the Library of Congress. For more information or to hold a seat, call 724-887-6140.

Friday Night 6-8 and Saturday 10-3
Bring your historic photos of Scottdale and Everson to the Scottdale Library for possible inclusion in the upcoming book Around Scottdale and Everson.
The evening is hosted by Paul Eckman and the Scottdale Historical Society.