Who Are You? Genealogy
Resources at the Library

Are you planning to start researching your family’s history? Or would you like to learn how to research your family history deeper?

Join Dan Gagnon and Daniel Allie to discover all the exciting genealogy resources the library has to offer.

April 5 at 2pm

Register for Who Are You? Genealogy Resources

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Local Author Fair with Tammy
Gregg, Dorothy Putnam,
and Ilabeshi Aina

Join us to meet three wonderful local authors and hear about their latest accomplishments. Each author with share how they came to write and what their books are about. Learn about their stories and their "stories” in this informative presentation.

April 26 at 11am

Register for Local Author Fair

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How to Keep Your Email Inbox
Clean

You have an email. But, its Inbox is filled with spam, phishing, and all sorts of other things that mean you can’t see those messages you want to receive.

Join us and learn how to manage everything from unwanted mail, spam, etc., to mail you want to keep, but not have clutter up your inbox.

April 26 at 2pm

Register for How to Keep Your Inbox Clean

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Close Encounters:
The Most Intriguing UFO
Cases in History

Join podcaster and paranormal enthusiast Chris Torres as he delves into the most significant UFO incidents - from Roswell to O’Hare - through an engaging historical overview.

April 29 at 7pm

Register for Close Encounters

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New England Ukulele
String Ensemble

Join us for an afternoon with an outstanding group of instrumental ukulele players. Great fun and easy listening for everyone.

The New England Ukulele String Ensemble (NEUSE) is an instrumental ukulele music group playing classical and modern music from many genres.

Sunday, May 4 at 2pm

Register for NE Ukulele String Ensemble

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Visions of America - Explore
the Wing Luke Museum

In this program, Institute of Museum and Library Services Director Crosby Kemper explores Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) history and culture in Seattle beginning with a visit to the Wing Luke Museum.

April 25 at 1pm

Register for Explore the Wing Luke Museum

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What’s New

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Tax Forms are here! We currently have ALL the forms we will have this season. Both th Federal forms and Federal Instructions, and Massachusetts State Resident & Non-Resident State Forms.

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Did you know that the Library has groups and clubs that are just for teens? From Book Babble to Gaming Club and so many more. Check out the Teen Groups & Clubs page and see what there is to do here at the library.

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Looking for our Children’s Programs? Check out our Youth Dept. Calendar.
Looking for something new to read? Check out our Suggested Reading Lists.

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Support the Friends of the Nevins Library by ordering something delicious to give or eat on Easter! You can order until April 4th. Find more info and how to order here.

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Check out our Reading Lists for All Ages.

This month we have a variety of lists that you may not have seen. Check them out!