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    The Great Railroad Strike in Ohio

    Main Library Auditorium

    Trace the origins of the Great Railroad Strike of 1877 as it made its way across several states and into Ohio, with award winning author, Mark Strecker. Workers pushed back on repeated cuts in wages and hours, unsafe working conditions and job loss, with a work stoppage that paralyzed most of the region’s freight train traffic. What's referred to as America’s first nationwide strike led to a fascinating moment in Ohio history. For more interesting stories about our great state, visit […]

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    This Book Will Bury Me by Ashley Winstead

    Main Library Multipurpose Room

    This Book Will Bury Me tells the gripping story of Jane Sharp, a college student who becomes deeply immersed in the world of true crime after the unexpected death of her father. Seeking solace and purpose, Jane engages with online true crime forums, where she befriends fellow amateur sleuths. 

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    Living Proof: How Love Defied Genetic Legacy

    Main Library Auditorium

    Tiffany Graham Charkosky was eleven years old when her mother, Julie, died. Years later, she discovered the genetic mutation that took her mother had been passed down to Tiffany herself. With prose both lucid and revealing, Tiffany shares her challenging journey forward in Living Proof: How Love Defied Genetic Legacy.  Books will be available for sale and signing at the event. 

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    Write Now: Nonfiction Writing Group

    Write Now: Nonfiction Writing Group
    Main Library Multipurpose Room

    Jen Jones Donatelli has worked in various forms of media and entertainment for nearly 20 years. Her resume spans feature films, award shows, talk shows, sitcoms, red carpet reporting, and print/online journalism for outlets including Glamour, REDBOOK, Business Insider, Playboy, Los Angeles Confidential and many more. Jen's work has taken her into the kitchens of Wolfgang Puck and Thomas […]

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    The Killing (1956)

    Main Library Auditorium

    Johnny Clay (Sterling Hayden) is just out of prison and plans the heist of a racetrack, in order to make a “killing” of over two million dollars. Clay puts together a team that includes a collection of film noir icons: Elisha Cook Jr, Coleen Gray and Marie Windsor. Director Kubrick, who also wrote the screenplay, was near beginning his […]

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    The Second Death of Locke by V.L. Bovalino

    Main Library Multipurpose Room

    Grey Flynn has dedicated her life to her mage, Kier. She will be his blade on the battlefield, his healer and protector. The deep well of raw power inside her is Kier’s to wield. They are bound together by blood and magic, but there is one truth Grey dare not reveal … not even to Kier. 

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    I, Medusa by Ayana Gray

    Main Library Auditorium

    Exploding with rage, heartbreak, and love, I, Medusa portrays a young woman caught in the crosscurrents between her heart’s deepest desires and the cruel, careless games that the Olympian gods play. Gray has written a new kind of villain origin story, reimagining one of the most iconic monsters in Greek mythology as a provocative and powerful young heroine. 

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    Books Before the Printing Press- Introducing Illuminated Manuscripts

    Main Library Auditorium

    Did you know that early books: Bibles, textbooks, storybooks, and books of science and technology were handwritten on animal skin? Many were beautifully decorated with colored inks, paints and precious metals. Dr. L’Engle will share real examples of medieval manuscripts from her private collection after an informative PowerPoint presentation describing how they were made. Dr. L'Engle has worked at the Morgan Library & Museum in New York City […]

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    Scorched Grace by Margot Douaihy

    Main Library Multipurpose Room

    When Saint Sebastian's School becomes the target of a shocking arson spree, the Sisters of the Sublime Blood and their surrounding community are thrust into chaos. Unsatisfied with the officials’ response, sardonic and headstrong Sister Holiday becomes determined to unveil the mysterious attacker herself and return her home and sanctuary to its former peace.  

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    Write Now: Poetry Writing Group

    Write Now: Poetry Writing Group

    Jenna Martínez is a finalist for the 2025 Jack McCarthy Book Prize, a 2023–2024 Literary Cleveland Breakthrough Writing Resident, and a recipient of the 2023 Unidos Por El Arte Grant. Her work has been supported by the Macondo Writers Workshop and Community of Writers Workshop. Her poetry has appeared or is forthcoming in The Kenyon Review, HAD, […]

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    Blade Runner (1982) based on Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Phillip K. Dick

    Main Library Auditorium

    Inspired by Philip K. Dick’s novel Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?, Blade Runner is a landmark of science fiction cinema. Set in a rain-soaked, dystopian future, the film explores what it means to be human through the pursuit of artificial beings who are nearly indistinguishable from people. Visually striking and philosophically rich, it’s an adaptation that has grown in influence over time. […]

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    The 29th Annual Manhattan Short Film Festival: One World- One Week- One Festival

    Main Library Auditorium

    Join over 100,000 film lovers across the world as they unite in over 500 cities on six continents for one reason... to view and vote on the Finalist Short Films eligible for the 2027 Oscars.    Free and open to the public. Learn more at manhattanshort.com   Saturday, September 26, 2026 at 5:30 p.m.  Sunday, September 27, 2026 at 2:00 p.m.  Wednesday, September 30, […]

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