Welcome to the Webb Library HAPPENINGS page...
Summer has been filled with lots of activities at the Webb but we're looking forward to some fall events that have the staff and patrons ( and the resident ghost ) all a-twitter !!
There will be Tai Chi classes twice a week starting in September and a Memoir Writing Class taught by noted author Joan Carris that will begin when the class fills. Call the Webb @ 252-726-3012 for more info.
On Saturday September 12th at 11:am there will be a presentation by Roads Scholar, Jim Bunch:
"NC U-Boats; U-85, U-701 and U-352"
The NC Humanities Council is the sponsor of this program along with the Webb. We are also hoping to have a collection of vintage diving equipment on display.
On November 6&7 the Friends of the Webb will be sponsoring a Paranormal Research Symposium. Ten teams of paranormal investigators will be in Morehead City to team up with local citizens to conduct investigations and make presentations. Friday night the Friends of the Webb will host a dinner at the Train Depot with presentations of local ghost stories and creative 'ghostly' writing projects by Carteret County students. Mr. Rodney Kemp, story teller extraordinaire, will be hosting this fun evening.
Saturday the paranormal investigators will offer a wide range of topics that will be of interest to other investigators and the general public as well.
Check back at this web site for further information or call the Webb @252-726-3012...the staff will be happy to give you the latest up dates.
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Wed. Mar. 28:
11:30 am: Knit-Wits meeting
Thur. Mar. 29:
10:30 am: Children's Story Hour
Sat. Mar. 31:
1 pm: Teen Knit/Book Club
Wed. Mar. 28:
11:30 am: Knit-Wits meeting
Thur. Mar. 29:
10:30 am: Children's Story Hour
Sat. Mar. 31:
1 pm: Teen Knit/Book Club
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Clue 1. As an 8 year old, she was found in an alley with a broken arm, covered in blood and no memory.
Clue 2. Has whiskey-colored eyes and tawny hair, (which is usually poorly cut since she cuts it herself) and is tall and slim, with a distinctive dent in her chin.
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Clue 7. Roarke is the only man she ever spent the entire night with; he is also the only man she has ever loved romantically and he is the first person she has confessed to about the abuse she suffered from her father.
Clue 1. As an 8 year old, she was found in an alley with a broken arm, covered in blood and no memory.
Clue 2. Has whiskey-colored eyes and tawny hair, (which is usually poorly cut since she cuts it herself) and is tall and slim, with a distinctive dent in her chin.
Clue 3. The series is set in late 2050's New York, following a period of urban warfare sometime in the preceding decades that caused tremendous damage to cities and human populations across the world.
Clue 4. A fiercely dedicated cop; she initially has very few friendships and remarks that she can "count on her hands" how many people there are who really mean something to her.
Clue 5. She is rough, often brusque, in manner, tends to a great deal of sarcasm, adores chocolate and coffee, and can be very considerate. She wasn't particularly good in school, but nonetheless is very clever and has excellent intuition.
Clue 6: She loves her husband very much although she hates referring to him as her husband in public, as she originally felt that police officers should stay unattached.
Clue 7. Roarke is the only man she ever spent the entire night with; he is also the only man she has ever loved romantically and he is the first person she has confessed to about the abuse she suffered from her father.
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Online Story Time
Features beloved children's books read by the authors. Visit http://www.barnesandnoble.com/storytime/
TumbleBooks
TumbleBooks are animated, talking picture books. This is a free service available by visiting OCPL online at www.onslowcountync.gov/library. Simply click on the TumbleBookLibrary icon.
Author Buzz
A web blog where you can meet 3 to 6 authors a week who have written special notes exclusively for you. It’s a very personal way to get to know them and their novels. Click here to visit.
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Books and books--lots of children's books to give away.
The opportunity to email an author, sign up for their giveaways and learn about great
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Find a good book.
Look inside the book.
HarperCollins Browse Inside lets you start reading books before they go on sale with Sneak Peek and offers Full Access on selected titles, where you can read the entire book for free online. Visit HarperCollins.
Webb Library Adult Book Club
Upcoming Discussions.
3 Month Theme: Women and the choices they make
Apr. - Georgia Bottoms by Mark Childress
May - At Eighty Two by May Sarton
June - I Know Why The Manatee Swims Naked by R. L. Covan
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3 Month Theme: Women and the choices they make
Apr. - Georgia Bottoms by Mark Childress
May - At Eighty Two by May Sarton
June - I Know Why The Manatee Swims Naked by R. L. Covan
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