·
Storytime is starting up again on Thursday Feb. 11thfrom 10am to 11am. Have your three to
five year olds enjoy a story, a snack anda craft. Please register by
calling us at 398-1927 during hours, stopping by or email us. If the school due to weather is closed or delayed there will not be
any storytime.
· Senior Day at the library is still
for the young at heart of 60 and up. Come in every Tuesday from 11am to 12:
30pm to learn the computer, play a game or take out a book. We have
extended our hours that morning from 10am to 1pm. We welcome any age at that
time, so come on in and see us,
· Are you looking to get together with
fellow knitters and crocheters? Knit One, Crochet
Too is now every Wednesday of the month, unless noted. We still would love
to have you join us, when you can. Bring hooks, needles and yarn at
7pm to stitch away with us by bringing a project of your own or learn one
from us.
·The Book Discussion Group will be meeting on Mar 11th
at 7 pm. The book of the moment will be Play Dead by David Rosenfelt.Come
and join us for alively discussion
of this novel. Next month’s book will be Wednesday Sisters by Meg
Waite Clayton on April 8th.
· Downloadable audio books are here! Go to Overdrive
·In celebration of National Women’s History
Month, there will be a free one-woman play of Rosie the Riveter, at the
Community Center (above library) 0n Sunday March 14th, at 3pm. Sponsored by the Friends of the library.
The state is considering again
another cut in less than two years and will bring statewide Library Aid
down from $102 million in 2007 to $84.5 million in 2010. These cuts combined
total an $18 million or 18% reduction in funding for library services.
Libraries are part of the community safety net—they are essential to life
long learning, jobs and opportunity, quality of life andcommunity
empowerment.
