This Week on Martine

 

News from the White Plains Public Library

Department of Labor Job Fair


Don’t miss the opportunity to find the career you love at the Department of Labor’s Job Fair next Thursday, September 20th from 11:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.  Applicants should arrive between 11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Anyone attending must register with the Department of Labor staff on the day of the event, should bring plenty of updated resumes, and be prepared to interview. Professional attire, please.

Attending businesses include: NYC Department of Corrections, U.S. Postal Service, Crestwood Technology Group (CTG), Liberty Lines, Precision Pipeline Solutions, and many more. For a full list of attending businesses and to see the job openings for the attending businesses, view the flyer here.

For further information about this event, please contact Sheila Davis at (914) 737-3490 x326.

Jazz Fest 2018 at The Library


This year, Jazz Fest will hold three events here at the Library and we couldn't be more excited for what's planned! To find out more about this week's events, see below.

Carl Viggiani | Jazz & Java | 7:30-9:30 a.m., Thursday, September 13 & Friday, September 14
Start your morning at the Library’s Everyday Healthy Café with jazz duo HRIDAYA. Pianist and composer Carl Viggiani and drummer Jon Doty present a program of original compositions and improvisations that are influenced by Zen meditation practice.

Hands On Jazz for Families | 2:00 – 4:00 p.m., Saturday, September 15
Join teachers from The Music Conservatory of Westchester in our auditorium for a participatory event. After a short set featuring classic Jazz standards, the teachers will be available to help young people try the instruments they are playing. Extra instruments for people to use will be available. This is your chance to make the music you’ll hear all week at White Plains Jazz Fest and interact with professional musicians. ~Supported by Sam Ash Music Corp.

Healthy Relationships for Teens

 
Next Monday, September 17 at 4:00 p.m. in the Edge, teens will be able to take a workshop on healthy relationships. This workshop will help teens to identify and examine what behaviors are controlling or damaging in relationships.

This educational workshop is offered by Planned Parenthood Hudson Peconic. Refreshments will be served. No registration is required.

STEM Programs Expand in The Trove


Due to demand, the Trove is expanding its STEM-related programs.  Starting in October, the popular Tech Tuesday program will become two concurrent offerings - Tech Tuesday for Grades 1-3 and Tech Tuesday for Grades 4-6. Also beginning in October, the monthly LEGO Club, which has already split into Grades 1-3 and Grades 4-6 sessions to accommodate more participants, will become STEM project based for the Grades 4-6 programs. An additional program, STEM Buddies, is in the works which is modeled after the Trove's summer Reading Buddies and will have teen volunteers and college students working with small groups of younger children on STEM-related activities.

What is STEM?  It stands for Science Technology Engineering and Math, and is an approach to providing a well-rounded, forward-looking education through a foundation for skills for many job opportunities, and an integrated curriculum rich with creativity, exploration and inquiry.  For more information about the what and why behind STEM education, check out this article  from STEAM Powered Family, a site with activities and resources you can use with your kids at home.

Photo of The Week



Above
: A behind the scenes photo from White Plains Community Media Public Access TV studio called, Monkey News Source. This show is a puppet comedy talk show, with a monkey Host Gordon Goodall (Muppeteer Josh Cohen) & Co-Host Tamra. Each episode features a celebrity guest and a guest Muppeteer. The show has fun interviews, exciting games, and sketches. Airs every Friday at 10pm on Westchester TV & Simulcasts On-Line. Replays on Saturday at 2pm & 8pm! Simulcast linkOn-Demand past episodes. Photo by Tamra Malaga.

We want your photos! In each issue of This Week on Martine we will feature one patron submitted photo that was taken in White Plains. To submit your photography for a chance to be featured, visit our photo submission page, upload one of your photos and fill out our form with a short description of the photo and your name.
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