The Geneva Public Library in Geneva, NY, is now displaying a new collection of bookmarks at the first floor desk. A patron donated both the bookmarks and the display stand. Visitors are encouraged to take a bookmark home when they check out a book.

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Geneva, NY

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Second-Grade Stars Celebrate Year-End With Awards and Aspirations

In Ms. Pullen's second-grade classroom, a year-end celebration rolled out the red carpet as families attended awards, viewed a memory slideshow and received certificates highlighting potential career paths, and the teacher congratulated the students, saying, "Congratulations to these second grade stars on a fantastic year. We can't wait to see what they accomplish next!"

Geneva Public Library promotes Dungeons & Dragons for creativity, teamwork

The Geneva Public Library in Geneva, New York, is promoting Dungeons & Dragons as a way to foster creativity, teamwork and problem-solving, inviting players of all experience levels to roll the dice and explore imaginative worlds.

Hobart and William Smith seek alumni songs, year guesses

Hobart and William Smith Colleges in Geneva, New York, asked alumni to share the song that instantly takes them back to their college days and to guess the graduation year behind each selection, inviting readers to comment with their own choices.

Geneva Library Lends Fishing Poles, Offers License Information.

The Geneva Public Library in Geneva, New York, is offering patrons the ability to borrow fishing poles and obtain fishing-license information, with resident and nonresident fees listed for single-day, annual, 3-year and lifetime licenses and a sign reading "DO NOT REMOVE THIS SIGN - IT IS A LEGAL DOCUMENT."

Hobart and William Smith alumni celebrate milestone reunions on campus

Alumni from Hobart and William Smith Colleges whose class years end in 1 or 6 have returned to the Geneva, N.Y., campus for milestone reunions and to reconnect with each other and the place they love, strolling down Pulteney Street described by the colleges as memory lane.

Hobart and William Smith Athletics launch online team stores

Hobart and William Smith Athletics have partnered with BSN Sports to launch customizable online team stores, offering apparel and accessories for fans, with a FAN ZONE on HWSAthletics.com to start browsing.

Hobart and William Smith launch online team stores with BSN

Hobart and William Smith Athletics, based in Geneva, N.Y., has partnered with BSN Sports to launch online team stores featuring customizable apparel, accessories and more, with fans invited to browse the FAN ZONE at HWSAthletics.com.

Hobart and William Smith Colleges Reunion welcomes 1s, 6s

Geneva, N.Y. — Hobart and William Smith Colleges welcome Reunion Weekend for milestone classes ending in 1 and 6, highlight progress on the Fish Center for the Sciences, and will host a 1:30 p.m. discussion in Albright Auditorium on the future of science led by Associate Provost Nick Metz and professors Erin Pelkey and Sigrid Carle, with a link to the full schedule.

Geneva Public Library Unveils "Unearth a Story" Theme

Geneva Public Library in Geneva, N.Y., is preparing for this year's summer reading theme, "Unearth a Story," and inviting patrons to take a walk on the Jurassic side on the Ground Floor, with Summer Reading running from July 6 to Aug. 14 and registration for some programs opening next week; for more information, visit gplny.org/summer-reading.

Geneva library to host Burrall Cold War memoir talk

The Geneva Public Library will co-sponsor a free keynote talk by Charles Burrall on Sunday, June 21, at 6:30 p.m., in Scandling Center at Hobart and William Smith Colleges in Geneva, N.Y., where the Geneva native will discuss his book Captured by the Russians and his Cold War hostage experience as part of the Country School Association of America conference, with four area schoolhouses—Ansley, Benton, Midlakes and Overackers Corners—open for public tours from 1 to 4 p.m.