Lancaster Library October Programs and Hours
The Lancaster Public Library opens 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays and Sunday noon to 5 p.m. Registration is required by phone or online. A series of programs runs October 1 2 3 5 8 9 10 14 15 17 19 20 including Kids Feelings Rock LEGO Club Wild Robot Book Club T ai Chi Chih and a Halloween Spooktacular with a balloon show and costume wearers.
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Creepy Carrot StoryWalk and Library Crafts at Lancaster
The Lancaster Public Library hosts a Creepy Carrot StoryWalk in October for children six and up in the kids area. Weekly picture book crafts available with no registration. A Wednesday Chinese Mahjong 10 am to noon and STEM spider kits for ages seven plus while supplies last.
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Senior Center Weekly Activities Schedule Fall Week
List of Thursday September 26 and Monday September 30 programs. Activities include Arthritis Exercise Ceramics Piano Billiards Bridge Bingo Yoga Mahjong Pingpong Trivia Hand and Foot Tai Chi. Editor notes October activity release pending availability.
Online Passport Renewal Portal Launched by State Department
Congressman Tim Kennedy announced a new online portal from the State Department enabling eligible U S citizens to renew passports online. Requirements include current 10 year passport, age 25, no name or birth changes, routine service, and US residence. holders of diplomatic or special issue passports cannot use online renewal.
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