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Thank you for your patience during our recent closure. We think library users will enjoy the new layout of the shelves in the children’s area and the additional shelving space the new shelves provide! The new workstations for the computer stations look sharp and provide more space for notes and documents. We hope you can […]

It’s Dino-vember at the library all month! Our Crafter Party activity on Tuesday, November 22 at 3:30 p.m. will be Dino Excavation. Dino Bingo continues each week in November. The Ozobots return for Wired on Tuesday, November 15 at 3:30 p.m. We are collaborating with PBS Kids to bring you a special program, Motion Commotion.

It’s Dino-vember at the library all month! Activities include Dino Bingo, a dinosaurs vs. ninja’s competition, and more. (Unfortunately, there aren’t any records of dinosaur ninjas.) Stop in the library to join the fun! We’d like to applaud all of the teams who escaped from the Zombie Apocalypse escape room. Five teams successfully broke out,

Starting November 1, it’s Dino-vember at the library! Dinosaurs are making mischief around the library and there’s only one thing we can do…join them! We will have Dino Bingo available every week in November, as well as a competition between dinosaurs and ninjas. There will be other dinosaur related activities as well. Near the end

More changes are coming to the library! New shelving units are being installed in the children’s area (plus two units in teen), and new computer workstations are being installed too. The installation will occur November 9 and November 10, and the library will be closed for those two days. We apologize for any inconvenience this

A few weeks ago, libraries across the country celebrated the freedom to read during Banned Books Week. Public libraries are committed to serving our communities by providing access to materials that “reflect a wide range of views,” as stated in our Collection Development Policy. Our mission to provide access to a variety of viewpoints may

We’re hosting a new escape room on October 28 & October 29. Are you ready to save the world from a zombie apocalypse by releasing an antidote in time? This experience is family friendly but success is more likely (though not guaranteed) when the group includes a few middle/high school students or adults. Hourly time

You may have noticed a growing gap in the adult fiction collection. We’re temporarily compressing the adult fiction collection (toward the end of the alphabet) to prepare for a shelving unit swap. We’re going to take the unit of four shelves along the wall in teen and swap it for the unit of six shelves

I enjoy reading books that aren’t quite like any other book I’ve read, and Acts of Violet by Margarita Montimore found that sweet spot. It’s been nearly ten years since magician Violet Volk disappeared without a trace in the middle of her magic act. For her younger sister Sasha, the upcoming anniversary is a source

September is Library Card Sign-Up month. This year, libraries throughout the state are helping library card holders share their love of libraries with vinyl, die-cut stickers—the kind you often see on laptops or water bottles. Anyone who gets a library card gets a sticker and current cardholders may present their card to receive a sticker.