Thursday, May 13, 2010
END OF SEASON ACOUSTIC SATURDAY @ RBPL
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Sunday, April 18, 2010
MARK THE MAGICIAN
Children and parents seemed to love Mark the Magician yesterday at the Red Bank Public Library
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Sam Says...
Saturday, April 10, 2010
QUICK WAY TO FIND A SIMILAR BOOK
GIVE THIS WEB SITE A TRY.
BOOK FINDER
(FYI - YOU MUST ENTER BOOK TITLE AND AUTHOR)
Monday, April 5, 2010
FIRST DATE AT LIBRARY LEADS TO ENGAGEMENT
A description of their first date according to Kathleen:
Shea & I had our first face-to-face meeting, the start of our "first date,” at the Red Bank Public Library on Saturday, October 17th at 4:08 PM. On February 22, 2010, Shea proposed to me right here in Red Bank at my place of work, K. Hovnanian Homes!
Shea and I were “introduced” in late August, 2009 via a Facebook Group. We wrote to each other online for about 8 weeks before meeting in person. That exciting Saturday, Shea & I decided that due to our mutual love of learning, and on account of the steady raindrops outside, we would meet at your location.
We enjoyed the next 8-1/2 hours together in Red Bank – painting pottery at “A Time To Kiln,” dining at “The Eurasian Eatery,” and finally savoring chocolate cake at “The Americana Diner.” (The kicked us out of the last 2 places … most politely, of course. In fact, unbeknownst to us at the time, the manager/server of the Eurasian Eatery actually left to drive the chef home and then came back to allow us more time to talk after closing, since she suspected it was our first date. We had completely lost track of the time during our conversation and were most grateful for her kindness!)
We will forever be grateful for the Red Bank Public Library and for the Red Bank area in general for providing excellent venues for our first day together in person.
RED BANK LIBRARY IS A GREAT PLACE TO MEET!!!
Saturday, March 27, 2010
SAVE LIBRARY FUNDING!
The Red Bank Public Library is at risk! If the proposed New Jersey budget cuts are passed, the library will lose:
- Free statewide interlibrary loan and delivery of library materials
- Free access to electronic databases such as RefUSA and EBSCO
- 50% of state aid at at time when demand for services is increasing dramatically
- Access to the Internet
- Email Services
- Group Contracts which bring down the cost of electronic resources purchased by libraries will cease.
In addition, Assemblyman John DiMaio has introduced A2555 which eliminates the minimum local funding requirement for municipal public libraries. If this passes, the Red Bank Public Library will be forced to reduce hours and/or purchase fewer books, DVDs amd CDs or make other major service cuts.
THERE IS A PETITION IN THE LIBRARY TO REVERSE THE CUTS - PLEASE COME IN AND SIGN IT. HELP SAVE THE RED BANK PUBLIC LIBRARY!
