Are there aspects of computer and technology that you would like to understand more fully? Our Emerging Technology Librarian, Dwight will meet with you, help assess your current level of comfort with technology, and get you started with computer skills classes.

Northstar Online Learning is an excellent resource for helping users of any age and knowledge level. Do you feel uncomfortable turning on a computer? There is a class for that. Are you generally knowledgeable but have trouble with Microsoft Word, Excel, or PowerPoint? There are modules that will help you with that. Are you new to using Mac/Apple products? Are there skills that you would like to learn for your job? Dwight will assist you in navigating the Northstar Database and he will work with you to match your needs and skill level to the tailor-made learning program that will help you to learn precisely the skills that will help you the most.

Please note that Session #1 and Session #2 are the same program, offered at two time periods for the convenience of our patrons.

Teens & tweens discuss manga, anime TV & movies, create anime drawings & crafts, and make fun snacks like candy sushi.

Registration is recommended, please sign up online or call the Geneva Public Library 440-466-4521.

Are there aspects of computer and technology that you would like to understand more fully? Our Emerging Technology Librarian, Dwight will meet with you, help assess your current level of comfort with technology, and get you started with computer skills classes.

Northstar Online Learning is an excellent resource for helping users of any age and knowledge level. Do you feel uncomfortable turning on a computer? There is a class for that. Are you generally knowledgeable but have trouble with Microsoft Word, Excel, or PowerPoint? There are modules that will help you with that. Are you new to using Mac/Apple products? Are there skills that you would like to learn for your job? Dwight will assist you in navigating the Northstar Database and he will work with you to match your needs and skill level to the tailor-made learning program that will help you to learn precisely the skills that will help you the most.

Please note that Session #1 and Session #2 are the same program, offered at two time periods for the convenience of our patrons.

ACDL brings the library to you! Visit a Bookmobile stop to check out our selection of books, audiobooks, movies, and hotspots. Come see us in Monroe Township at JNJ Outdoors Store, 7091 Hilldom Rd, Pierpont.

We’re pairing books with a STEAM activity! We’re going to read a picture book and follow up with a hands-on STEAM project.

Meeting

Practice the fine art of Spencerian Script!

New group members should call the library for info and orientation prior to attending.

Are you intimidated by your SmartPhone? Does your tablet make you tremble? Have no fear, our tech gurus are here! Drop in on Tuesdays from 2:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. at the Information Station for one-on-one help with your devices. Library staff are happy to help! For more information call the Ashtabula Branch Library at 440-997-9341.

Teens & tweens learn basic culinary skills while preparing delicious snacks!

Registration is recommended, please sign up online or call the Geneva Public Library 440-466-4521.

Are you a teen or tween who enjoys video games? This is the club for you! Experience game play on Switch, Playstation, Xbox, and VR! Registration is recommended, please sign up online or call the Geneva Public Library 440-466-4521.

Did you know Aspire offers classes to help you fully prepare for the Official GED® Test? Classes will help you to focus on the knowledge and skills needed to successfully earn your Ohio High School Equivalence Diploma. For more information or to register, please email aspire@atech.edu or call 440-576-5599.

Bardmoor Neighborhood

6414 Bardmoor Ave. in Ashtabula

ACDL brings the library to you! Visit a Bookmobile stop and check out our selection of books, movies, and hotspots.

Will need projector for presentation. Will need help connnecting to the wall & projector.

ACDL brings the library to you! Visit a Bookmobile stop and check out our selection of books, movies, and hotspots. Come see us in the Harbor Ridge Neighborhood, 1917 Lambros Lane, Ashtabula.

Conference Group Committe

Meeting of the Ashtabula County 4H Equine Team

Bonniewood Neighborhood

3208 Glover Drive in Ashtabula

ACDL brings the library to you! Visit a Bookmobile stop and check out our selection of books, movies, and hotspots.

Help your child develop strong early literacy skills by attending storytime at the Geneva Library.

Held on Wednesday mornings at 10:30.

Songs, Stories and a take-home Craft.

Please register online or call the Library at 440-466-4521.

Teens & tweens express their creativity through a variety of fun arts & crafts.

Registration is recommended, please sign up online or call the Geneva Public Library 440-466-4521.

TAG members meet to plan programs, assist with book & console game suggestions and other library projects.

Call Cindi for an application at 440-466-4521.

Did you know Aspire offers classes to help you fully prepare for the Official GED® Test? Classes will help you to focus on the knowledge and skills needed to successfully earn your Ohio High School Equivalence Diploma. For more information or to register, please email aspire@atech.edu or call 440-576-5599.

Networking meeting for Neo Fund course graduates.

Each week we’ll do a different hands on STEAM project. Come create with Ms. Melissa!

01/04 Quicksand

01/11 Airplane Launch

01/18 Exploding Milk Redux

01/25 Unbreakable Bubbles

Registration is highly recommended.

Session is on finances, pricing, and costs. cancelled

The holidays are over, now it’s time to refresh your mind and body with some self care DIY. This month we’ll make a chocolate sugar scrub to wash away stress and mix up a batch of bath salts to help soothe your aches. All supplies will be provided. Registration is required. Please register online or by calling Geneva Public Library at 440-466-4521.

Join this monthly adult meeting group to discuss current events and topics you care about. Coffee and light snacks will be provided.

Meeting for the nurses of ACMC

Play computer games, or the Oculus VR, Merge Cubes, LittleBits Rover robot, Keyboard, Green Screen, Gaming consoles, Board Games & More!

Registration is recommended, please sign up online or call the Geneva Public Library 440-466-4521.

Join us for songs, stories, and fun at the library!

Help your child develop strong early literacy skills by attending Storytime at the Ashtabula Public Library.

Play computer games, or the Oculus VR, Merge Cubes, LittleBits Rover robot, Keyboard, Green Screen, Gaming consoles, Board Games & More!!

Registration is recommended, please sign up online or call the Geneva Public Library 440-466-4521.

Monthly meeting of the Platt R. Spencer Historical Society

private meeting around 8 people

Liz 440-969-5276

Teens & tweens discuss manga, anime TV & movies, create anime drawings & crafts, and make fun snacks like candy sushi.

Registration is recommended, please sign up online or call the Geneva Public Library 440-466-4521.

Meeting with clients

Trumbull Twp Park, Footville

Corner of Graham Road and Route 166

ACDL brings the library to you! Visit a Bookmobile stop to check out our selection of books, audiobooks, movies, and hotspots.

Are you an aspiring author working alone in a cave? Peer feedback on your novel, or short story can help polish your project. You are invited to join us on the last Monday of each month to workshop your writing with our group.

At the request of some members, this group has shifted to a hybrid event with some members attending in-person, and others meeting via ZOOM.

If you are not already part of the group, please use the registration for this event to add your name and email to our list. After you do that, Dwight will take that Pre-registration information for all communication and to send out the pieces that we are reading, and the Zoom Details to the confidential email list. At these ongoing monthly meetings, members are invited to submit up to 3,000 words of a current project for review and peer critiques at these monthly meetings.

Our general schedule is that Dwight will email participants asking for submissions during the second week of the month. This email will share the deadline for submissions, which is generally the third Monday of the Month. This allows for distribution of submissions to the full group for review approximately one week before the monthly sessions. This meeting will move to the last Tuesday of the month to accommodate the Christmas Holiday.

Please read over the attached documents, Submission Cover Guide and Writers’ Group Guidelines which will guide our meetings.

ACDL brings the library to you! Visit a Bookmobile stop to check out our selection of books, audiobooks, movies, and hotspots. Come see us in the Whispering Willow Neighborhood, 4250 State Route 307, Geneva.

Practice the fine art of Spencerian Script!

New group members should call the library for info and orientation prior to attending.

Are you intimidated by your SmartPhone? Does your tablet make you tremble? Have no fear, our tech gurus are here! Drop in on Tuesdays from 2:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. at the Information Station for one-on-one help with your devices. Library staff are happy to help! For more information call the Ashtabula Branch Library at 440-997-9341.

Teens & tweens learn basic culinary skills while preparing delicious snacks!

Registration is recommended, please sign up online or call the Geneva Public Library 440-466-4521.

Are you a teen or tween who enjoys video games? This is the club for you! Experience game play on Switch, Playstation, Xbox, and VR! Registration is recommended, please sign up online or call the Geneva Public Library 440-466-4521.

Did you know Aspire offers classes to help you fully prepare for the Official GED® Test? Classes will help you to focus on the knowledge and skills needed to successfully earn your Ohio High School Equivalence Diploma. For more information or to register, please email aspire@atech.edu or call 440-576-5599.

2681 SR 193 in Dorset.

ACDL brings the library to you! Visit a Bookmobile stop to check out our selection of books, audiobooks, movies, and hotspots.

Dr. Ken Polke–former quarterback for the Cleveland Browns–will be here to discuss his book Conquering Your Adversities: From Mafia Controlled Streets to The NFL and Ultimately Becoming a Successful Doctor (currently in development as a motion picture).

As one book critic has so appropriately pointed out, “the Ken Polke Story found in the new book “CONQUERING YOUR ADVERSITIES”; makes the
movie “RUDY” look like a fairy tale”. Ken grew up in a tough neighborhood on the Eastside of Cleveland known as Collinwood.
Collinwood was depicted in the true story turned into the movie “KILL THE IRISHMAN” starring Val Kilmer, Christopher Walken , Paul Sorvino
and Vincent D’Onofrio. This neighborhood became known as Bomb City, USA during the 1950’s and 1960’s because of the Mafia car bombings
and racial riots. As a youth Ken saw people all around him struggling and in some rare instances even dying. He watched his working class
parents literally work there fingers to the bone to provide for him and his three siblings. And he watched neighborhood kids turn to a life of
organized crime so they could possess fancy cars and beautiful women.

At times the lure of organized crime appealed to Ken as well but with the support of loving parents, a Catholic school education and a belief in
his own athletic abilities, Ken learned how to conquer his own adversities and make a successful life for himself first through playing
professional football with the Miami Dolphins and the Cleveland Browns and then owning a successful dental practice.

Now in “CONQUERING YOUR ADVERSITIES” Ken shares his life story of how he succeeded. But while it is his story, his purpose in writing is to
help you succeed in your life.

Learn more about ACGS: https://www.ashtabulagen.org/

Who are we: We are the Ashtabula County Genealogical Society, Inc., or ACGS for short.

What are our purposes: The purpose or purposes of the ACGS is to promote and encourage research and to aid and instruct persons in tracing their family history; To publish, if advisable, genealogical materials compiled by the Society members and to copyright this material, if necessary; To collect, preserve, and make available for educational and research purposes family records, scrapbooks, diaries, family Bibles, albums, city directories, newspapers, newspaper clippings, manuscripts, historical books, maps, computers and genealogy CDs, microfilm and microfiche, and such other material used or useful and necessary for genealogical or historical research; To promote and encourage public interest in the preserving of historical records; and To encourage active membership in this Society and in the Ohio Genealogical Society.

Who can become a member of ACGS: Anyone interested in genealogical research and the preserving of historical records may become a member of ACGS. Patron and benefactor memberships are available.

Help your child develop strong early literacy skills by attending storytime at the Geneva Library.

Held on Wednesday mornings at 10:30.

Songs, Stories and a take-home Craft.

Please register online or call the Library at 440-466-4521.

Teens & tweens express their creativity through a variety of fun arts & crafts.

Registration is recommended, please sign up online or call the Geneva Public Library 440-466-4521.

TAG members meet to plan programs, assist with book & console game suggestions and other library projects.

Call Cindi for an application at 440-466-4521.

Did you know Aspire offers classes to help you fully prepare for the Official GED® Test? Classes will help you to focus on the knowledge and skills needed to successfully earn your Ohio High School Equivalence Diploma. For more information or to register, please email aspire@atech.edu or call 440-576-5599.

Community Reception as part of the CEO Search/Interview Process

Each week we’ll do a different hands on STEAM project. Come create with Ms. Melissa!

Registration is highly recommended.

This session will include the discussion of How the Light Gets In by Louise Penny.

“Christmas is approaching, and in Québec it’s a time of dazzling snowfalls, bright lights, and gatherings with friends in front of blazing hearths. But shadows are falling on the usually festive season for Chief Inspector Armand Gamache. When Gamache receives a message from Myrna Landers that a longtime friend has failed to arrive for Christmas in the village of Three Pines, he welcomes the chance to get away from the city. Is there peace to be found even in Three Pines, and at what cost to Gamache and the people he holds dear?”

At this February meeting, we will distribute a new book in preparation for the March session.

Behavior is one of the primary ways for people with dementia to communicate their needs and feelings. Join educators from the Alzheimer’s Association to learn how to decode behavioral messages, identify common triggers, and learn strategies to address common behavioral challenges of Alzheimer’s Disease.

We’re reading, dissecting, discussing, and writing about books we read together. Take a dive into into a picture book and let your imagination run wild. Not pressure, just fun!

Registration is highly recommended.

Play computer games, or the Oculus VR, Merge Cubes, LittleBits Rover robot, Keyboard, Green Screen, Gaming consoles, Board Games & More!

Registration is recommended, please sign up online or call the Geneva Public Library 440-466-4521.

General Meeting