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News and Events
Adult and Teen Coloring Boxes
 We received a grant from the Maine State Library Fund for the purpose of creating a quiet maker space. These grants to help libraries offer new programming come from funds that Maine citizens check as a voluntary contribution when filing Maine State income tax. We hope you enjoy this new program. |
Great Book Group Reading Club
Great Books Reading Group will start discussions again in the fall. Dates and books are listed below. The Cary Library Great Book group meets the 1st Friday of each month at 10:00. Fall dates and the books chosen to be read are as follows: Oct. 5th-Killers of the Flower Moon by David Grann Nov 2nd.- Invisible City by Julia Dahl Dec.7th- Ru by Kim Thuy Jan.11th- Women in the Castle by Jessica Shattuk Feb.8th- A Hope More Powerful Than the Sea by Melissa Flemming Mar.8th- Paris in the Present Tense by Mark Helprin Apr.- To Be Decided May- To Be Decided       |
Lecture Series at Cary Library
The Center for Global Humanities Seminar Series introduces you to some of the greatest challenges humanity faces today. Cary Library will host the streamed lectures during UNE's fall session from 6:00 to 7:00p.m. Lectures may run longer than one hour. The next schedule of topics and dates to be announced. |
Story and Craft Time Program
Craft and Story Time at the Cary Library Beginning Sept 19th 2018 and runs until May 22nd 2019.  Every Wednesday afternoon from 3:00-4:00. Children of all ages are welcome. |
Tiny Tot Time Program
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G.E.A.R. Parent Support Group
“G.E.A.R. Parent Support Groups” The Place Where Gaining Empowerment Allows Results Parent Learning & Support Location: Aroostook County-Webinars Only Note: While we locate an appropriate meeting space we are offering these live and informative webinars for your positive parenting needs. G.E.A.R. workshops/support groups are offered free to parents/grandparents/caregivers/educators of children with emotional/behavioral health concerns! Pre-registration is recommended, so we may notify you if a workshop is rescheduled or cancelled. Changes will also be posted to our Facebook page. Regional Coordinators will be available after workshops for those who would like additional support! Unable to attend in person? Many workshops are available by webinar with pre-registration. Join us remotely from your computer or mobile device with Go ToMeeting™. Please note that audio and video must be enabled to participate in a Go ToMeeting™ webinar. Contact your Regional Parent Support Coordinator for more information! Tuesday, October 23, 2018 from 9:00 a.m.-10:30 a.m. “Take Action Against Bullying” Presented by Presented by Susie Pitcher, Regional Parent Support Coordinator Bullying has become such a widespread problem it is now being recognized as a major mental health concern for children and youth, having been found to leave long-term emotional scars and psychological effects similar to anxiety disorders and posttraumatic stress. This workshop will help you identify the warning signs of both the victim and the bully. Prevention and effective coping skills will be explored. Webinar Only. Tuesday November 27, 2018 from 9:00 a.m.-10:30 a.m. “Impulsivity & Disruptive Behaviors in Children & Youth” Presented by Susie Pitcher, Regional Parent Support Coordinator All children have outbursts from time to time; however, some children have chronic problems in their ability to regulate emotions and behaviors even when adverse consequences may occur. This lack of self-control can cause significant distress or impairment in a child’s or youth’s life. A number of different diagnoses are unified by impulsive and disruptive behaviors, including oppositional defiant disorder (ODD), conduct disorder (CD), and impulse control disorder (ICD). In this workshop you will learn more about the disorders defined in the chapter on disruptive, impulse-control, and conduct disorders by the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5), what treatments are available, and what parents/caregivers can do to better respond to disruptive behavior. Webinar Only
Facilitated by parents for parents. Are you worried about your child’s emotional well-being? Through parent-to-parent sharing of experiences and knowledge, G.E.A.R. Parent Network empowers parents of children with behavioral health needs to build on their family’s strengths and to advocate for their family’s needs. Free services available to parents and caregivers include information and support by phone; monthly support groups; education, health, and legal training; and social opportunities. We are parents helping each other. We offer unconditional support: no blame, no shame, and no judgment! We want you to know that you are not ALONE! To register, please contact: Susie Pitcher, Regional Parent Support Coordinator Penobscot, Piscataquis, & So Aroostook; Ph: 1.800.264.9224 or 215.6254 Email: spitcher@crisisandcounseling.org or www.gearparentnetwork.org G.E.A.R. Parent Network is a Parent-to-Parent Network of Information & Support For Parents of Children with behavioral health needs, |
Lego Club
The Cary Library is pleased to announce the launch of a another Lego program which runs the second Tuesday afternoon of each month, from 3:00 to 4:00 in addition to our third Saturday group that runs from 10:00 to 11:00. Lego Quest is for ages 7 and up. A theme will be chosen and Lego group members will be challenged to build something related to the theme. All Legos will be provided and space is limited. The next Saturday Lego group meeting is Saturday Oct. 20th 9th from 10:00 to 11:00 and the theme is Animals. Our Tuesday group will meet Oct. 2nd and their theme will be Animals!. Please call Shelley at 532-1302 to reserve a spot and become part of the Cary Library Lego group. |
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