Sisters in Crime (SinC), Upper Hudson Chapter (Mavens of Mayhem) is seeking new “Sisters and Misters” to help our chapter grow. We’re seeking committee members for monthly programming and the Murderous March [More info]
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OUR SPEAKER HAS HAD TO CANCEL: RESCHEDULING FOR SPRING! NO MEETING THIS MONTH — SORRY. Here for the Victims Crime Victim Specialist III, NYS Office of Victim Services, Kathy Davidson Saturday,
Monthly Meeting: 17 Nov 2018 CANCELLED! Read More »
Bury the Lead, with author, detective, historian and medical examiner Archer Mayor NOTE THE EARLY START TIME: October 20, 11:00-12:00, Bethlehem Library Archer Mayor is the author of the highly acclaimed Vermont-based
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Mortuary Science: The Ins and Outs, w/Lori Q. Purcell September 15, 11:30-12:30, Bethlehem Library Lori Q. Purcell was named chairperson for the Mortuary Science Department at Hudson Valley Community College in 2016.
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Don’t forget Murderous March 24th March at East Greenbush Library! Radha Vatsal: ‘The Winding Path to Publication’ From idea to published novels, with tentative drafts, intense historical research, agent queries, and
March Meeting 3/17: Radha Vatsal! Read More »
Mavens of Mayhem host Murderous March at East Greenbush Library
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Sisters in Crime February Meeting February 17, 2018 11 AM Community Room Bethlehem Public Library 451 Delaware Avenue, Delmar The Hendrickson Murder Trial: A Case of Poisoning? University at Albany
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Mavens of Mayhem Meeting October 15, 2016 Bethlehem Public Library: Board Room Program: Elaine Isaak – ten mistakes I made so you don’t have to! [There will be a Steering
Now is the time for crime & mystery writers to head south: no, it’s not migration — it’s Bouchercon! Here’s the scoop: Bouchercon is the world’s finest annual crime fiction
Monthly Meeting March 21 10:30 am Bethlehem Library “Every Crime Deserves Context.” UAlbany criminal justice professor and mystery writer Frankie Y. Bailey offers a brief overview of the evolution of
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