Library events calendar

Explore the ways in which female writers have found their voice during an introductory session to a new reading and discussion series with Dr. Maryanne Felter. Supplies are limited, so please register at 252-2571 or stop by the main desk to sign up. Visit www.seymourlibrary.org/findingavoice for more information.This program was made possible by Humanities New York and the Friends of Seymour Library.

Dana Balter, Democratic Candidate for Congress will hold a town hall meeting. This public forum is free and open to the public. Incumbent U.S. Representative John Katko has been invited to attend.

Seymour Library will be closed for the day for staff training.

Are you looking for a new way to control chronic illness such as prediabetes, diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and arthritis? Do you want to have better blood work results? Learn how using smartphone and computer apps to monitor your eating and physical activity habits could help you live a healthier life and reduce the symptoms of chronic illness. Bring your own device or use a tablet or phone provided by the Cayuga Community Health Network. Registration is required, so please call the library at 252-2571.

Learn about the role of library trustee and the qualifications necessary at an informational meeting for anyone interested in becoming a library trustee.

This year, registered voters in the city of Auburn can vote for one candidate to represent Auburn . Registered voters in the town of Fleming can vote for two candidates to represent Fleming.

Explore the ways in which female writers have found their voice during a reading and discussion series with Dr. Maryanne Felter. Supplies are limited, so please register at 252-2571 or stop by the main desk to sign up. For more information visit the library’s website at seymourlibrary.org/findingavoice. This program was made possible by Humanities New York and the Friends of Seymour Library.

What does government look like from a property tax perspective? Learn about the often complicated and confusing role property taxes play in funding our local governments, schools and services with Kelly Anderson.

A hands-on, exploratory program where children and families will discover nature. Programs will take place outdoors, weather permitting. Open to all ages; no registration required.

Learn the impact of the First Amendment and freedom of press on your everyday life with Newhouse professor and director of the Tully Center of Free Speech, Roy Gutterman. Gutterman will highlight the importance of these protections, not just for the press, but for citizens.

Bring your projects, chat with friends, and get useful tips.