The Library will be closed Saturday, September 4th, Sunday, September 5th, and Monday, September 6th for the Labor Day holiday.
Lauren Masse is back on Monday evenings in September.
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Ms Beth shares a lovely Back to School story, All are welcome by Alexandra Penfold. You can find it and... Read more
Miss Kate shares directions on this week's pet toy for hamsters. Kit are available to take beginning Monday, August 23rd!
Since we launched our Children's Book Bundles and Teen Book Bags, we've heard from a lot of adults asking, "But what about us?" Great news: we're launching our Bespoke Book Bags service... Read more
Learn about other cultures and what it means to be global by participating in the Globe Trotters program this summer. Check out our display of books to read; answer a questionnaire to be entered into a door prize drawing and take home a kit to make a craft. This week Miss Amy shows you... Read more
Whether or not you're personally involved with back-to-school, September and education go together like chalk and erasers! This booklist includes everything from a book about a school for magicians (no, not Harry Potter) to considerations of the history and policy of public education in America... Read more
The theme of this month's crossword includes names of famous authors. If you'd like get an email or text whenever the library orders new titles by your favorite authors, be sure to subscribe to Author Alerts. It's a fast, free,... Read more
I think most of us would agree that "back to school" season would be a little more exciting if you went to a magic school. Since most of us aren't so lucky, at least you can read about these cool magical schools and societies while you prepare to return to Muggle school!
As a cataloger, even I am sometimes surprised by the mysteries and quirks of the Dewey Decimal System. For example, I recently discovered that the correct number for books about cheesemaking is 637. While this makes sense in a way--the 630s are for agriculture & related technology, and... Read more
