The Writer’s Guild is held on Tuesdays and Thursdays after school from November through March. The program has a different theme each month, covering topics such as creative writing, poetry, journalism, writing song lyrics, creating illustrations, and tall tales, while weaving in Transcendentalism into all. Each month the students host a “Coffeehouse” to celebrate by reading their work to family and the general public. Meetings are held at the Hadley-Luzerne Public Library. Please come shortly before 7:00 or use the side door.

We have a story time every Wednesday at 11:00 a.m. This program is for Toddlers and their care-givers. All are welcome, just drop in.

The library will be closed on Veteran’s Day!! A BIG THANK YOU to our troops and to the people who support them.

Our craft group meets this Thursday from 12-3:00. Everyone is welcome. Bring whatever you are working on. It is a good time to set aside to finish up those almost done projects. Come when you can and leave when you have to.

My Summer on the Appalachian Trail”
Lecture and Slide Presentation

By Steve Mackey
Thursday, October 22
 7:00 p.m.
 Hadley-Luzerne Public Library Community Room
The Appalachian Trail (A.T.) is more than 2,175-mile long footpath stretching through 14 eastern states from Maine to Georgia. Conceived in 1921 and first completed in 1937, it traverses the wild, scenic, wooded, pastoral, and culturally significant lands of the Appalachian Mountains. 

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The book of the month is Issac’s Storm by Erik Larson. Narrator Edward Herrmann brings an eerie calm to this powerful chronicle of the deadliest storm ever to hit the United States–a huge and terribly destructive hurricane that struck land near Galveston, Texas in September of 1900. Author Erik Larson re-creates the events leading up to the disaster in astonishing detail, tracing the thoughts and actions of Isaac Cline, a scientist with America’s burgeoning U.S. Weather Bureau.
This book will be discussed on November 10th.  Get yours today!

Our board meetings are the third Tuesday of every month at 7:00 pm.  They are held here at the library.  The front door of the library is locked when we close at 7:00 so please arrive a little early.  If you arrive later please knock loudly on the side door by the ramp.

On Tuesday, our guest speaker will be  Gordon Batcheller, Wildlife Biologist and Section Head of the New York State Bureau of Wildlife in DEC.   Mr. Batcheller is stationed in the Albany headquarters of DEC.  He is responsible for the game species management of the Eastern Coyote,  a relatively new but often misunderstood member of New York’s wildlife community.
The library front door is closed and locked at 7:00, please arrive a little bit early.

Program funding is provided by the Town of Lake Luzerne and Warren County.

Dan Ladd, Outdoors Editor of The Chronicle newspaper, will present a program on what a hunter sees and experiences from January through December.  His talk will include a discussion on trail cameras, getting deer out of the woods and finding access to public hunting land in the Adirondacks.

Mr. Ladd is an avid outdoorsman who enjoys not only hunting, but fishing, hiking, kayaking and cross-country skiing.  He is also the author of a new book Deer Hunting in the Adirondacks.

The program is free and open to all.  Funding is provided by the Town of Lake Luzerne and Warren County.

Wednesday Aug 19th Mediocre Mickey and Marvelous Mica will delight us with a magic show.  Come one, come all and see what disappears!