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NEWS
GUILDERLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY
Volume 22 Issue 3
www.guilpl.org March – Early May 2015
Your Library: Guilderland’s Gathering Place
Love Letters from Mount Rushmore
W
Author Richard
Cerasani, from
his General
Hospital days.
Sunday, April 19 @ 2 pm
hen author Richard Cerasani discovered an old trunk
full of love letters in his Wilton attic, he was inspired
to write the story of his parents' marriage and his father’s
extraordinary work as a sculptor and artist on Mount
Rushmore. The result is a delightful book,
Love Letters from Mount Rushmore: the Story of a
Marriage, a Monument, and a Moment in History.
Before writing the book, Richard Cerasani
was known as Richard Caine, a professional
actor – he portrayed the villainous character,
Bill Watson on the daytime soap opera, General
Hospital in the early 1980s – with nearly 50
years of experience making television dramas and commercials.
Copies of the book will be available for purchase and autographing after Mr.
Cerasani's talk. For more information, visit www.richardcerasanicaine.com.
Senior Citizens' Legal
Information Workshop
Saturday, March 28 @ 2 pm
T
he Elder Law Pro Bono Project
at Albany Law School, along with
its community partner, The Rural Law
Center of New York, Inc., presents
a workshop on legal resources of
interest to senior citizens, family
members of seniors, caregivers, and
elder care professionals.
Presentation topics include Wills,
Health Care Proxies, Consumer Rights,
and Grandparents' Rights. This is an
excellent opportunity to learn about
legal resources, ask questions and get
answers.
Broad Street Chamber Players
Every Day is Earth Day!
The Broad Street Chamber Players – flutist Elizabeth Chinery, pianist David
Smith, and cellist Jay Shulman – will perform works by Handel, Saint-Saens, Haydn
and other composers. This versatile chamber music ensemble offers audiences a
wide array of tone, color, and timbres.
Music at the
Thursday, April 9 @ 11 am
Sunday, March 8 @ 2 pm
Lost Radio Rounders
Sunday, April 12 @ 2 pm
A Program for Children
Guilderland
Public
Library
Michael Eck and Thomas Lindsay are the Lost Radio Rounders, "upstate New
York’s premiere Acoustic Americana duo." Their special program is titled
"Selections from Alan Lomax's The Folk Songs of North America" in which the
duo will pay tribute to Lomax, one of the great American field collectors of folk
music of the 20th century. “Tom Dooley,” “The Wabash Cannonball,” “Sixteen
Tons” and “Down In the Valley” are just a few selections you may hear.
The Singing Anchors
Sunday, May 17 @ 2 pm
Your favorite trio of singing news anchors is back by popular demand! WNYT's
Benita Zahn and Jessica Layton, and Jerry Gretzinger (who’s given up his anchor
chair at CBS6, but who cares?) will fill the Library’s Helderberg Room with their
trademark harmonies and comedic riffs that will delight one and all. This will be a
very popular concert, so please come early!
It may not officially be Earth Day, but
it is coming soon and it's never too
early to celebrate our planet. Take part
in Earth Day crafts, a game, and ideas
for keeping our world clean and green.
Parents are encouraged to stay for the
duration of the program. Registration
required; please call 456-2400 x 4.
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Medicare 101: A Primer for Everyone
Tuesday, March 24 @ 1 pm
If you are enrolled in Medicare or soon to be enrolled,
you may have many questions: What is Medicare Part A?
Part B? Part D? What does Medicare pay
for? What will be your contribution? How
are prescriptions covered? And what
exactly is this "doughnut hole"?
Medicare can be very confusing, but
help is here: Janet Kiffney, a certified
Medicare Counselor with HIICAP (New York State's
Health Insurance Information Counseling and Assistance
Program), will present a "soup-to-nuts" program on
Medicare, and answer all your questions.
You'll leave with a better understanding of your options
and obligations with regard to health insurance.
An added plus: we'll have real doughnut holes and cold
drinks as refreshments.
This presentation is free and sponsored by the New
York State Office for the Aging and the Albany County
Department for Aging.
Class size is limited to 30 people. 
Introduction to Chinese Calligraphy
A Workshop with Dr. Wei Zhang
Photographer Lionel DeLevingne
Thursday, March 19 @ 7 pm
French-American photographer, Lionel DeLevingne, has
been documenting the anti-nuclear movement since the
early 1970s. He will discuss his work as a photojournalist,
specifically as documented in his book To the Village: From
Montague to Fukushima. His work will be on display in the
Helderberg Room through mid-March.
iPhone Photography
Thursday, April 16 @ 7 pm
Katie Mae will demonstrate her favorite iPhone
photography apps.
Forum Meeting
Thursday, May 21 @ 7 pm
Forum members will gather to discuss their Fall exhibit.
About the Digital Photo Forum...
Area photographers gather to discuss work they are
doing and to share information about how to improve
their work. This is an open forum, with occasional
special guest photographers.
"The Hot-Stove League"
Baseball Talk in the Off-Season
Thursday, March 5 @ 6:30 pm
To honor Guilderland's wonderfully diversified community
and welcome the upcoming Chinese New Year, GPL is
pleased to announce this workshop, a great opportunity to
experience one of the most unique cultures
through its most treasured art form.
This two-hour workshop introduces you to:
Mandarin (Standard Chinese) • the Chinese
writing system, traditional characters v.
simplified characters • The art of Chinese
calligraphy and five basic script types.
Digital Photo Forum
PEACE
GPL provides all necessary materials of Chinese calligraphy;
you will have an opportunity to write a few useful Chinese
characters, including the numbers 1 through 10 and your
own name in Chinese.
Dr. Wei Zhang has been very active in Chinese community
since moving to the Capital region. He teaches Mandarin as
the second language for adult students in Chinese School of
the Chinese Community Center. 
Tuesday, March 10 @ 6:30 pm
Come to the last – for this off-season, anyway – of our
monthly open and lively discussions about baseball, a
conversation that features YOU, the baseball fan.
The conversation will be started by Tim Wiles, former
Director of Research for the Baseball Hall of Fame in
Cooperstown. And then the back-and-forth is up to you.
We've had so much fun doing this for the past couple of
months, that we're doing it again!
Literacy New York Greater Capital
Region ESOL
Every Monday @ 6 pm
Literacy New York Greater Capital Region leads an ESOL
class. To join, call 452-3381 x 402, or 631-2926.
Drop-in Knit & Stitch
Mondays @ 10 am & Tuesdays @ Noon
Participants knit or work on needlecraft projects and
exchange tips and advice.
= Registration required. Registration opens four weeks before event. Call 456-2400 x 2 or go to the Events & Registration Calendar at guilpl.org
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ADULTS
Book Discussion Groups
You're invited to
One thing you can be sure of –
there is always a lot going on for
book lovers at the Library! You
are welcome to join any book
discussion group. To register, call
456-2400 x 2.
Night Owls: Mondays @ 7:30 pm
Led by Margaret Lanoue
We read a selection of fiction and nonfiction books
on topics of current social and literary interest. Lively
discussions always ensue!
• March 9: Brooklyn, by Colm Toibin
• April 13: Five Days at Memorial, by Sheri Fink
• May 11: Run, by Anne Patchett
GPL Page Turners: Wednesdays @ 2 pm
Led by Beth Rienti
The GPL Page Turners read recently published books from
a variety of genres, including contemporary fiction, historical
fiction, and mystery, as well as the occasional nonfiction
book. New members are always welcome!
• March 11: The Valley of Amazement, by Amy Tan
• April 8: The Great Divorce: A 19th Century Mother's
Extraordinary Fight Against Her Husband, the
Shakers, and Her Times, by Ilyon Woo
• May 13: Orphan Train, by Christine Baker Kline
Great Books:Thursdays @ 7 pm
Led by Diane Martin
Are the “classics” still worth reading? We think they are! These
are the books that continue to be read in times, places and
cultures far removed from those in which they were written.
Join us as we discuss books that you’ve always wanted to read,
or may have read growing up but want to read again.
• March 5: Man's Search for Meaning, by Viktor Frankl
• April 2: The Island at the Center of the World,
by Russell Shorto
• May 7: Henry V, by William Shakespeare
Travel for Genealogy - Ireland
Saturday, March 7 @ 10:30 am
Genealogy enthusiasts and professionals who have traveled
to Ireland as part of their family research will tell of their
adventures and discoveries on the road. Part of our
continuing series on travel genealogy research. Professional
genealogist Lisa Dougherty, will lead this presentation.
A Novel Affair
benefitting the Guilderland Library Foundation
The Guilderland Library Foundation is hosting its
Annual Library Gala at the Western Turnpike Golf
Course on Saturday, April 25, at 6 pm,
and you're invited!
This dinner dance event features live entertainment, a firstrate meal catered by Mallozzi's, and some fun surprises.
Proceeds from the Gala will further the Foundation's
support of Library programs, such as the Carol J. Hamblin
Notable Author Events, the refurbished Community
Literary Garden, and so many other Library enhancements,
all done without the aid of taxpayer dollars.
This year's Honoree is Mr. Robert Ganz, former Trustee
and longtime president of the Library's Board of Trustees.
Tickets are $65 per person.
RSVP by April 10 to: Gala Committee
Guilderland Library Foundation
2228 Western Avenue :: Guilderland, NY 12084
History of Grant Cottage
Saturday, May 16 @ 2 pm
On July 23, 1885, former General and President Ulysses S.
Grant died of throat cancer in a cottage on Mt. McGregor
in Saratoga County. During his stay, he was able to complete
his memoirs. Tim Welch, President of the Board of Trustees
of Grant Cottage, will discuss the history of the cottage and
Grant's final days there.
Holiday Hours
Easter
Closed
Sunday, April 5
Staff Development Day
Closed
Wednesday, April 29
Memorial Day Weekend
Closed
Saturday, May 23,
Sunday, May 24, and
Monday, May 25
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Local Connections
ADULTS
The Other Guys
Tuesday, March 3 @
6:30 pm
Film Series "Two mismatched New
York City detectives seize
an opportunity to step
up like the city's top cops
whom they idolize -- only things don't quite go as planned."
- from the Internet Movie Database. Chase scenes for this
Local Connections movie were filmed right in downtown
Albany. 2010 Runtime: 107 minutes MPAA Rating: PG-13
Second screening:Thursday, March 12 @ 2 pm
Spring Back into Organization!
With Professional Organizer Jordana Turcotte
A CDPHP-sponsored program
Monday, March 23 @ 5:30 pm
Spring is here and it's time to clear out and get organized!
Come and learn a simple system of purging and organizing
large storage areas such as the basement, garage, and even
the great outdoors.
Get tips on how to let go of unneeded items and clear
your clutter – a good step for both your mental and physical
health! 
Tuesday, April 7 @ 6:30 pm
Clover, Comfrey, and Chamomile:
Shaker Herbs and Medicines
Union College in Schenectady and Ballston Spa were filming
locations for this Local Connections movie starring Barbra
Streisand and Robert Redford. "Two desperate people
have a wonderful romance, but their political views and
convictions drive them apart." - from the Internet Movie
Database. 1973 Runtime: 118 minutes MPAA Rating: PG
Second screening:Thursday, April 16 @ 2 pm
This session, provided by the Shaker Heritage Society,
introduces the Shaker plant and herb industries. Learn what
plants were used to dye fabric, treat illnesses, and flavor
foods. Sniff samples of herbs from The Shakers' extensive
garden. You'll try grinding herbs with a mortar and pestle
and create fragrant sachets that you can keep in a drawer or
closet. Registration is limited to 30 adults. 
The Way We Were
Friday, April 17 @ 2 pm
Cake Decorating with Rebecca Yates
Saturday, April 18 @ 1 pm
Rebecca Yates is back! Her class in January was so popular,
we are having it again.
MOVIES
AT THE
LIBRARY
MOVIES
AT THE
LIBRARY
The Classic Film Series
East of Eden
Thursday, March 26 @ 6:30 pm
Arsenic and Old Lace
Ms.Yates is trained in the Wilton method of cake decorating
and the owner of Little Bean Cakes. She also is an instructor
in the culinary program at Schenectady County Community
College. She brings her wonderful creativity to our Library
in this two-hour interactive cake-decorating class. This
program involves food, so please let us know if you have any
food allergies.
The class is limited in size, and was hugely popular in
January, when Ms. Yates last visited, so register soon! 
Thursday, April 30 @ 6:30 pm
Cool Hand Luke
Thursday, May 28 @ 6:30 pm
First Friday Family Films
The Book of Life
March 6 @ 7 pm • Rated PG
Big Hero 6
April 3 @ 7 pm • Rated PG
Penguins of Madagascar
Kudos & Comments
"Thank you for bringing Rebecca Yates
to the Library for the cake decorating
workshop in January. I learned so much
in such a short period of time. It's great
to have 'adult' creative workshops. Please
keep them coming!"
– Christine S.
May 1 @ 7 pm • Rated PG
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Minecraft for Parents
Wednesday, April 8.
Attend either session: 6 pm or 7 pm
Are your kids addicted to Minecraft? Do you wonder what
they're doing and what they're making? This is your chance
to find out! Come learn Minecraft with our teen experts.
Note: This program is for parents only!
Choose either the 6 pm session, or the 7 pm session;
sessions last for one hour. 
Intro to Internet Skills and Online
Searching
Friday, May 8 @ 2 pm
Learn to get online and "surf" the web. We'll cover some
basic terminology and how to use search engines to find
information. We will also cover how to evaluate online
information and websites.
Participants should be comfortable using a computer and
mouse. This class is limited to eight participants. 
Basic Computer Skills
Friday, May 1 @ 2 pm
Come learn how computers work and how to perform
simple tasks in this one hour class. Learn about hardware,
software, storage devices and how to navigate with a mouse.
This class is intended for the absolute beginner, no previous
computer experience is needed. Class is limited to 8
participants. 
Email Basics
Friday, May 15 @ 2 pm
Learn the essentials of email communication in this hands-on
class.Topics to be covered: creating an email account, sending
and receiving email, how to attach photos or documents to
an email message, and maintaining your account. Attendees
should be comfortable using a computer and mouse. Class is
limited to eight participants. 
Kudos & Comments
"Thank you for the installation of the car
battery charger. Help for patrons during
hours or staff who find a dead battery when
they leave."
– John L.
Parent and Teen Communication:
Strategies for Effective Family Talk
Thursday, April 23 @ 7 pm
In this workshop, parents/caregivers and their teens (ages
13+) will explore ways to improve family communication
through interactive, fun activities.
Families will identify and build on existing strengths to
improve listening skills, understand what parents and youth
need from each other, and practice strategies to deal with
family conflict. 
Planting Smiles for Mother's Day
Saturday, May 9 @ 10:30 am
Just in time for Mother's Day, Barbara Lukas of PBS station
WMHT will lead children ages 3-6 and their adult care
givers as they watch a DVD about planting potatoes and
read some books about growing vegetables and flowers. We
will then go out to the library garden and plant a flower and
vegetable to give Mom on her special day. 
Discover the Empire State
Aerosciences Museum
Saturday, May 9 @ 11 am
The Empire State Aerosciences Museum in Glenville, NY is
a treasure in our backyard! Kevin Millington,Vice President
of the museum's Board of Trustees, will provide an overview
and history of the museum's remarkable exhibits, including
its collection of restored aircraft (from a 1906 Curtiss
Pusher to the spectacular F-14 Tomcat). Learn about the
museum's programs and events and then plan a visit using
our newest Museum Pass.
Fancy Nancy Tea Party
Friday, May 22 @ 4 pm
Ooh la la! Join us in a party that is just “Très Magnifique!”
Dress up in your fanciest clothes, whether in tiaras, tutus,
beads, ribbons, boas, or bows and join us for a Fancy Nancy
Tea Party!
We will read some excerpts from the book Fancy Nancy Tea
Parties, by Jane O’Connor, to help us with our etiquette, and
we will make corsages and necklaces, enjoy bubbles, learn
French words, have tea and eat some delectable (that's fancy
for yummy) treats!
Kids in grades K through 2 are cordially invited and must
bring a guardian to attend them. Please list any food allergies
in the notes field when registering. 
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Storytime with the Cat in the Hat
Monday, March 2 @ 3:30 pm
Celebrate Dr. Seuss' birthday with this special story time!
Dress up as your favorite Seuss character, and we'll have a
parade around the library! Then, the Cat in the Hat himself
will read a story. Afterwards, get your picture taken with
this famous feline! Pre-K and up.
Make-It Mondays!
Mondays @ 6 pm: March 2, April 6, and May 4
Baby and Me
Mondays @ 10:30 am
"Baby and Me" storytimes offers parents and caregivers the
opportunity to share time together at the library with Baby!
If you have a baby between the ages of 4 months and 18
months and want to make new friends, you are welcome to
join us as we sing, clap, bounce, rhyme and read together!
Toddler Time
Wednesdays @ 10:30 am
For toddlers between the ages of 19 to 36 months and their
parent or caregiver. We will spend some time together with
puppets, books, songs, fingerplays, flannel stories and fun
movement activities geared toward these wiggly youngsters!
Storytime will be approximately 30 minutes followed by a
30-minute open playtime and conversation.
Preschool Drop-In Storytime
Thursdays & Fridays @ 10:30 am
Stories, songs, movement, crafts, and more all add up to
good times with your little ones. Although these storytimes
are for preschool children, all young siblings are welcome.
An important note about Storytimes:
If the Guilderland Central School District is closed, or delays
classes, Storytimes are not held on that day.
Children must be accompanied by an
adult caregiver at all Storytimes
Read to Our Furry Friends
Tuesdays @ 6:30 pm: March 3, April 7 & May 5
Thursdays @ 6:30: March 5, April 9 & May 7
Our special furry friends are excited about coming back to
the library to listen to the stories that beginning readers
will share with them. Reading to a furry friend is a great way
for beginning readers to reinforce their reading skills, gain
confidence in their abilities, and have fun! 
Li'l Lego Club
Thursdays @ 3:30 pm: March 5, April 2, and May 7
Our Lego Club for children in grades K-2 continues this
winter. We will meet in the Story Hour room and use our
imaginations for some creative play with friends. Bring your
own bricks or create with ours. As usual, creations that you
bring to show off will be kept separate from the library
supplies. 
Read, Build, Play
Tuesdays: March 17, April 14 & May 19 @ 3:30 pm
Board of Trustees
Christopher Aldrich, President
Daniel Centi, Vice President
Barbara Fraterrigo, Treasurer
Bryan Best, Secretary
David Bosworth, Jr.
Robert Feller
Brian Hartson
Peter Hubbard
Judith Kahn
Karen Carpenter Palumbo
Carolyn Williams
Tim Wiles, Director
Mondays have you feeling down? Drop in to the Library's
Storyhour Room anytime after 6 pm to make a fun craft to
take home. We'll do something a little different each month!
This is a great activity for kids and families. For kids in pre-K
to grade 2.
Board meetings are held bimonthly in
the Library’s Tawasentha Room at
7:30 pm. Upcoming meetings:
• March 12, 2015
• May 14, 2015
Mark Curiale, Newsletter Editor
[email protected]
The Guilderland Public Library News is
mailed quarterly to all Guilderland
Central School District residents.
Children aged 3-5 years are invited to "Read, Build, and Play"
at GPL. We'll have a fun read-aloud and spend some time
building a story element with Lego DUPLO blocks! Children
will also have free play time with DUPLOs, Lincoln Logs, and
building blocks. In addition to being just plain FUN, playing
with building toys increases school-readiness by developing
math, science, and engineering skills. Children must be
accompanied by an adult. 
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Newbery and Caldecott Tea Party
Sunday, March 29 @ 2 pm
Tuesdays @ 6:30 pm:
March 24, April 21 & May 19
Join us for the ever-popular LEGO®
Club. Build, deconstruct, and build again!
It's all part of the fun. Bring your own
LEGO creations to show off, or build
with ours.
You are invited to join us for a delightful afternoon tea to discuss and
appreciate this year's Newbery and Caldecott Medal winner and honor books.
Guest speakers (local authors and experts in children's literature) will present
their insights into these stellar examples of the best in children's literature.
Polka Dot Party for
Preschoolers
Teachers, librarians, retirees, authors, illustrators and others adults interested in
children's literature are invited. 
Wednesday, March 25
@ 10:30 am
Come welcome spring at our
Preschool Polka Dot Party! We'll have
books, games, crafts, and activities
to keep you busy. Children are
encouraged to dress in their favorite
polka-dotted outfit. For ages 3-5 with a
caregiver. 
Recipes from Around the
World: Mexico
Thursday, April 9 @ 2 pm
Children will prepare recipes to
share with the class and take home
to their families. 
Origami Fun & Folding
Saturday, April 11 @ 10:30 am
Learn about origami and then create
your own masterpiece. GPL will
supply the paper and fun, you supply
the creativity. Open to children
grades 3-6. 
"May the 4th be with
You!"
Monday, May 4 @ 3 pm
Hooray for Star Wars Day! We're
celebrating at GPL with lots of crafts,
games, and activities. Stop in any time
between 3 pm and 7:30 pm and join
the fun! May the Fourth Be With YOU!
Light refreshments will be served. This event is co-sponsored by the Children's
Literature Connection and the Guilderland Public Library.
Money Smarts for Teens
Monday, April 6 @ 3 pm
Money Smarts for Teens with Cornell Cooperative Extension. Students in grades
6-8 can come learn tricks and tips for money management. Parents are welcome
(but not required) to attend, too. Registration is required, and opens four weeks
before the program date.
Number Fun & Games with Peg + Cat,
Hosted by WMHT’s Barbara Lukas
Saturday, April 25 @ 10:30 am
Children in grades pre-K – 2nd grade are invited to share a fun morning of fun
number games and activities with WMHT's Barbara Lukas and Peg + Cat. You
will use patterns to create colorful glow in-the-dark necklaces, play domino
games to practice patterns and number skills, try dice games to work on addition
and subtraction skills, and make Peg + Cat themed puppets. Each child must be
accompanied by an adult caregiver. 
DIY Shaggy Loop Chain Maille Bracelet
Monday, April 27 @ 6:30 pm
Make a cool accessory for yourself or a friend, or maybe a Mother's Day gift for
Mom? This class is taught by Jacqui Hauser, owner of the Studio for Art and Craft
in Cobleskill. Please bring $5 to cover the cost of materials. Note:This class
will not run with fewer than 14 participants. Teens and adults welcome. 
Kudos & Comments
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– Tony K.
the Capital District."
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GUILDERLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY
Guilderland’s Gathering Place
2228 Western Avenue • Guilderland, NY 12084
Spend some Sunday
afternoons with us...
Broad Street Chamber Players
Sunday, March 8 at 2 pm
Lost Radio Rounders
Sunday, April 12 at 2 pm
The Singing Anchors
Sunday, May 17 at 2 pm
REQUESTED IN-HOME: February 23 – 25
Tell us what's important
to you...
As the Guilderland Pubic Library's Board of Trustees plans for
the Library's future, the Board wants to know what kinds of
programs, services, and spaces you’d like to see in YOUR library.
In the coming weeks, please tell us what’s important to you by:
• Becoming a member of the GPL Planning Advisory Group
• Participating in a Focus Session
• Inviting us to chat with your community group
• Completing a survey
To share your ideas now or anytime, or to learn more about
how you can get involved, please email Tim Wiles, Library
Director, at [email protected], or Judy Kahn, Long Range
Planning Chair, at [email protected] can also call 456-2400 and
ask for Tim.
YOUR THOUGHTS MATTER.
THANK YOU!
Dining-to-Donate at
Peaches Café
Wednesday, March 4,
from 4 pm to 9 pm
Peaches Café – a Capital Region favorite
for more than three decades – is holding
a Dining-to-Donate Fundraiser to benefit
the Guilderland Library Foundation, on
March 4. The Foundation receives 10%
of all proceeds that evening. So stop by
and enjoy their wonderful lite dinners
and marvelous deserts. Peaches Café is
located in Stuyvesant Plaza. See you there!
Save the date:
Book Signing with Jeff Katz,
Author of Split Season
Saturday, May 30 @ 11 am
Join Cooperstown mayor Jeff Katz as he
reads from his new book, Split Season:
1981: Fernandomania, the Bronx Zoo, and
the Strike that Saved Baseball. Books will be
available for purchase and signing.