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LIBRARY SPECIAL EVENTS FOR FALL

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PITTSBURGH ' S HISTORIC STADIUMS AND ARENAS Thursday, September 3 at 6:30 p. m.
Join us for a talk on the historic sports venues of Pittsburgh with Mark Fatla, author of the book Pittsburgh’ s Historic Stadiums and Arenas. Learn about football at Forbes Field and Pitt Stadium, hockey and basketball at Duquesne Garden and Civic Arena, and more!
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IS IT A SCAM? FRAUD AWARENESS AND YOU Thursday, September 10 at 1:00 p. m.
How can you spot fraud and protect your assets and personal information from predators? Experts from Brentwood Bank will share information about tell-tale signs and helpful security measures.
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LIFE AFTER LOSS: A TALK ABOUT GRIEF Thursday, September 17 at 6:30 p. m.
Grief can be a powerful feeling, and we don ' t have to face it alone. Morgan Kelly from PKO Counseling Services will be here to talk about some of the forms that our grief can take and will offer compassionate suggestions on ways to support yourself or a loved one while grieving.
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LEARNING TO LOVE YOURSELF... MORE COMPLETELY Thursday, October 8 at 1:00 p. m.
Counselor Eileen Colianni will discuss how, although many adults are still carrying low self-esteem and feelings of unworthiness, the good news is that we can still find the truth that we are intrinsically loveable, valuable, and worthy.

Around Brentwood

Your Library Card Unlocks More Than Books

Use your Brentwood Library card to reserve free or discounted admission to many of Allegheny County ' s top attractions through RAD Pass.

You ' ll find passes to museums, gardens, theaters, and more. rentwood

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THE FRICK PRESENTS: GILDED AGE HOLIDAY TRADITIONS Thursday, November 12 at 6:30 p. m.
Do you know when the first Christmas card was sent or why many people kept a bucket of water handy when they lit their Christmas trees? An historian from The Frick Pittsburgh will help us explore the origins of these and many other Gilded Age holiday traditions.
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