Women’s Fortnightly Club meeting

Study Session

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

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

Teens & tweens are invited to relax and engage their imaginations at this weekly creative writing club. Explore different writing prompts and styles, start a new story/poem, continue a work in progress, or create illustrations for your work.

Registration is recommended. Please sign up on-line or call 440-466-4521.

Austinburg Town Hall

2794 State Route 307

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

We are excited to welcome Ted Dieffenbacher to both branches of our library. We will discuss his book Lake Effect: Coming of Age in Ashtabula, Ohio which he co-authored with Bernadette Colicchio Dawson.

Mr. Dieffenbacher will focus on the process and value of writing. This local author is looking forward to coming home to talk with us about his experiences of living by the lake in a working-class town. At the end there will be a question-and-answer session followed by a book signing. Registration is recommended but not required.

Please note – this event will be at the Ashtabula Branch on 9-19-22 and the Geneva Branch on 9-20-22.

Do you love to try out new recipes? This group will explore a new cookbook each month. We will gather to discuss the book of the month, the author, and our general opinion of the recipes. We also invite participants to make one of their favorite recipes from the contents of the book of the month.

Harpersfield Township Garage

5430 ST RT 307 Harpersfield, Ohio

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

Counselors will be working with people with barriers to employment and housing.

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 on-line 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 on-line or call the Geneva Public Library 440-466-4521.

The New Entrepreneur Opportunity Fund (NEO Fund) is an Ashtabula based non-profit organization. NEO Fund is focused on training people that are interested in starting a new business and coaching small business owners that want to get better at and grow their business. Classes require preregistration.

See: neofund.org or contact Larry Polena at Lpolena@NEOFund.org for more information.

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.

This session will include the discussion of Dolores Claiborne by Stephen King.

Suspected of killing Vera Donovan, her wealthy employer, Dolores Claiborne tells police the story of her life, harkening back to her disintegrating marriage and the suspicious death of her violent husband, Joe St. George, thirty years earlier. Dolores also tells of Vera’s physical and mental decline and of her loyalty to an employer who has become emotionally demanding in recent years.

At this September meeting, we will distribute book a new book in preparation for the October session. You may also pick up our book group titles at the circulation desk.

We are excited to welcome Ted Dieffenbacher to both branches of our library. We will discuss his book Lake Effect: Coming of Age in Ashtabula, Ohio which he co-authored with Bernadette Colicchio Dawson.

Mr. Dieffenbacher will focus on the process and value of writing. This local author is looking forward to coming home to talk with us about his experiences of living by the lake in a working-class town. At the end there will be a question-and-answer session followed by a book signing. Registration is recommended but not required.

Please note – this event will be at the Ashtabula Branch on 9-19-22 and the Geneva Branch on 9-20-22.

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.

Meeting of the Geneva Rotary Club

Are you a fiction reader? Do you need some advice on what to read next? Stop by the Information Station every Wednesday from 9:00-11:00 and chat with Librarian Susan. Discover new authors, learn about the newest books or find authors similar to what you currently enjoy. Susan is the expert in Fiction!

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 on-line 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.

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

09/14: Glowing Goo–Create a gooey endothermic reaction that glows in the dark

09/21: Catch a Wave–Study waves in homemade wave pool

09/28: Zipline–Explore Friction

https://www.acdl.info/board-of-trustees/

Monthly meeting of Geneva Camera Club.

QPR Course Description

QPR is an evidence-based gatekeeper training to help prevent suicide. QPR stands for “Question,
Persuade, and Refer”. Participants learn to recognize warning signs of suicide, offer hope to a person
who might be experiencing a suicidal crisis, and how to get help and save a life.

QPR Learning Objectives
Participants who complete the course should be able to:
 Recognize someone at risk for suicide
 Demonstrate increased knowledge of intervention skills
 Describe knowledge of referral resources and how to refer someone to help
 Understand common myths and misconceptions about suicide
 Understand suicide as a national and local public health problem

Registration is required. You may register online at:

https://www.ashtabulamhrs.org/event/qpr-training-question-persuade-refer/

Alternatively, please contact the Ashtabula County Mental Health and Recovery Services Board at 440-992-3121, to register.

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.

This sensory Movie Night is co-sponsored by AshtabulaDD.org. We will be screening Encanto with ambient lighting, reduced sound, and other strategies to make the event friendly for a developmentally disabled audience. The library will provide a variety of relaxing areas set aside for the comfort of the target audience and their caregivers.

Registration is required, and is being handled by our partners at AshtabulaDD.org.

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.

Tai chi is a series of gentle physical exercises and stretches. Each posture flows into the next without pause, ensuring that your body is in constant motion. Tai chi is sometimes described as meditation in motion because it promotes serenity through gentle movements — connecting the mind and body.

https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/stress-management/in-depth/tai-chi/art-20045184

Join artist Lyn Glover to discuss her current art exhibition, Altered Vision, in the William Tokarczyk Exhibition Gallery.

Refreshments will be served.

Training sessions for the Ashtabula County Board of Develpmental Disabilities/Medicaid Unit

Monthly meeting of the Platt R. Spencer Historical Society

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

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

Teens & tweens are invited to relax and engage their imaginations at this weekly creative writing club. Explore different writing prompts and styles, start a new story/poem, continue a work in progress, or create illustrations for your work.

Registration is recommended. Please sign up on-line or call 440-466-4521.

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.

This hybrid group will meet both on Zoom and in person at the library. Pre-registration is necessary to receive the Zoom Details and join the confidential email list. For this first meeting, we will talk about the ground rules of the group. We will also set deadlines for our next meeting and discuss submission guidelines and present tips for presenting friendly yet helpful critiques to the members of the group. Please read over the attached documents, Submission Cover Guide and Writers’ Group Guidelines which will guide our meetings.

Meeting for the Animal Welfare Center

Co-authors Annette and her son Mark Brunner will join us to discuss Mrs. Brunner’s work: Annette Remembers: A memoir of life before, during, and after the Nazi occupation of France.

Bedtime stories between a mother and her children led to the documentation of a young girl’s life in France during the German occupation. Annette Brunner, 90, remembers the harrowing days of World War II in Fille, France, like they were yesterday and shares those memories in a recently completed book written with her son Mark Brunner.

Brunner said she remembers details of her family’s life in small towns and in Le Mans, France, during World War II that still bring back painful memories.

Training sessions for the Ashtabula County Board of Develpmental Disabilities/Medicaid Unit

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 on-line 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 on-line or call the Geneva Public Library 440-466-4521.

The New Entrepreneur Opportunity Fund (NEO Fund) is an Ashtabula based non-profit organization. NEO Fund is focused on training people that are interested in starting a new business and coaching small business owners that want to get better at and grow their business. Classes require preregistration.

See: neofund.org or contact Larry Polena at Lpolena@NEOFund.org for more information.

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.

Are you a fiction reader? Do you need some advice on what to read next? Stop by the Information Station every Wednesday from 9:00-11:00 and chat with Librarian Susan. Discover new authors, learn about the newest books or find authors similar to what you currently enjoy. Susan is the expert in Fiction!

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 on-line 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.

NEO Fund Group Meeting

The New Entrepreneur Opportunity Fund (NEO Fund) is an Ashtabula based non-profit organization. NEO Fund is focused on training people that are interested in starting a new business and coaching small business owners that want to get better at and grow their business.

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

09/14: Glowing Goo–Create a gooey endothermic reaction that glows in the dark

09/21: Catch a Wave–Study waves in homemade wave pool

09/28: Zipline–Explore Friction

Autumn is upon us, let’s make wine cork pumpkins to celebrate the season. All supplies are provided. Registration is required. Please register online or by calling Geneva Public Library at 440-466-4521.

Auditor staff members Deb Mohney & Heidi Barringer, and Real Estate Manager Dennis Huey will cover the resources available at the Auditor’s Office as well as where to look up property transfer records, historical tax records, changes in property structures, important dates in the life of a property, where to find other records, examples of successful historical searches and much more.

In Person / Available via Zoom as well

ZOOM Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_cH9_sJMOTcKYEAAl5WQTFg

Discussion of different patterns and cross-stitching.

Are you a 6th through 12th grader who loves to read? Join our after school book club and talk about the chapters you loved, the twists you never saw coming, and the characters you want to read more about. Discussions and book choices will take place on the 3rd Thursday of each month. Registration is recommended, register on-line or call 440-466-4521.

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.

Recruitment Meeting

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.