Unsure of what to read next? Take a look at our new display at the front of the library, containing a selection of the top 100 books of the century, according to the New York Times. The selection on display will be gradually rotating, so keep an eye on this space!
Also, we're sorry that the library was forced to close twice in the past week due to power outages. If you are interested in signing up for our events, please consider signing up for a reminder (even if the event does not require registration) as that will allow us to be able to contact you in the case of a closure.
Next week is our Coding Week series of events for 5th - 8th graders who want to learn about computers and technology!
We still have spaces remaining in each session, so be sure to sign up if you are interested. For more detailed information on coding, what these programs will offer to your child and more, take a look at our Coding Week FAQ.
Click the links below for more information and to sign up:
We're thrilled to announce our partnership with Remedy Hall in support of their impactful community efforts! The library will now host satellite locations near the front entrance and in the Teen Room, offering a variety of essential items such as hygiene products, bags, school supplies, diapers, and more. While these are items we often take for granted in our own homes, they are necessities that many families may lack.
These locations will be permanently accessible within the library, allowing individuals to take what they need.
Please note that we will not accept donations at the library and that all donations should continue to be directed to Remedy Hall, who will ensure these areas remain stocked at the library.
New to the Thingdom
This week we have added three more items to the Thingdom, our lending library of things!
