Northern Tier
Regional Library
Northern Tier
Library Upcoming
Events
The program will be about an hour
long, followed by a question-and-
answer session with refreshments. The
authors will have copies of their books
for sale and available to sign.
Registration is required.
AUTHORS NIGHT
The Friends of the Northern Tier
Library are proud to present their
annual Authors Night on Thursday,
Oct. 17, at 7 p.m. The evening will
feature four local authors:
Abigail Drake writes women’s fiction,
young adult fiction, and blogs about her
naughty Labrador, Capone. Her newest
book, “Love, Chocolate, & a Dog Named
Al Capone,” is set in Beaver.
Donald Firesmith lives in Crafton
and writes modern paranormal
fantasy and apocalyptic science
fiction. He has authored seven
technical books, but his foray into
fiction includes “The Secrets of
Hawthorne House.”
Kathleen George is a professor of
theatre and writing at the University
of Pittsburgh. She has a series of
procedural thrillers set in Pittsburgh,
as well as “The Johnstown Girls,” her
historical fiction novel about the
Johnstown Flood.
Michael Meyer teaches nonfiction
writing at the University of Pittsburgh
and spends the off-season in
Singapore. He first went to China in
1995 with the Peace Corps and is the
author of the acclaimed “The Last
Days of Old Beijing.”
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CHARCUTERIE BOARD
Join Northern Tier Library
and Chef Mike from the
Market District in Wexford
on Thursday, Oct. 10,
from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. for
a demonstration of charcuterie
board preparation. Participants will
have an opportunity to mingle and
sample the assortment! Registration is
required.
THE HISTORY OF PENNSYLVANIA AS
TOLD THROUGH PA BOOKS
Brian Lockman, President and CEO
of the Pennsylvania Cable Network,
has hosted more than 800 episodes
of PCN’s popular television show, “PA
Books.” Join Brian at Northern Tier
Library on Monday, Oct. 21, from 6:30
to 8 p.m.
For over 20 years, authors have
appeared on the program to discuss
their books about the state’s history,
people and culture.
Starting with the first humans who
lived here 16,000 years ago to the New
Sweden colony, from the American
Revolution to Gettysburg, and from
the Industrial Revolution up to the
present, Pennsylvania’s rich story has
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been told by some of today’s most
prominent historians.
Brian will share some of his favorite
books and stories from his 20 years
of talking with authors. Attendees
will hear about some lesser-known
scenes from PA’s history. Registration
is required.
HOW TO PREVENT ACHES WHILE
READING
If you get aches, pains, or headaches
while reading, then this program is
for you! Join Dr. Jordan Rozich from
Richland Chiropractic Center on
Wednesday, Oct. 16, from 6:30 to 7:30
p.m. as he discusses and demonstrates
the importance of proper reading
ergonomics. This program will include
ergonomic and postural tips to
prevent aches and pains, as well as
ways you can minimize discomfort if it
does occur. Registration is required.
COOKING CLASSES WITH CHEF
CAROL
Join Chef Carol Nardello this fall for a
cooking class on Tuesday, Nov. 12, at
6 p.m.!
Mediterranean Feast
- Pesto Bruschetta w/Feta, Tomatoes,
and Kalamata Olives
- Braised Mediterranean Chicken
- Lemon & Herb Couscous
- Roasted Vegetable Medley
- Sopranos-Style
Tiramisu
Classes are
$40 each.
Advance
registration is
required.