As I write, the Lenten Rose and the daffodils are beginning to emerge. The days are getting longer. I’m hearing friendly new bird songs in the backyard. It is the month that holds the first day of Spring, and this … Read More
Take a break from all the holiday hustle and bustle! Check out these new titles available on the Adult/General Fiction shelves. Need help placing a hold? Give us a call .. we are happy to assist you.
The Burnout by … Read More
July 2023
Summer is upon us. Young Adult author Sarah Dessin describes July as the “juicy middle” of summer. And what a summer it has been so far. Summer Reading has been a great success, with 180 adults, 230 children, … Read More
New Fiction for adults for July. Stop in and take one home. Remember, new books on our shelves are “no holds”, but you can place a hold on many of these titles using our Clevnet Catalog. Need assistance? We … Read More
Happy 4th of July month!
It is a natural time of year to pause and cherish the gifts of freedom and independence – communally and personally.
Over 200 years ago, we declared freedom from British rule and also declared … Read More
Welcome to the month of June when Summer is officially ushered in and our Summer Reading Program takes off!
Summer is as good a time as any to think about play and having fun. We all need more of it.… Read More
Here are the newest adult titles on our Adult Fiction Shelves for May/June 2022. Many of these new books are available in large print and digital formats. If you need assistance accessing our online catalog or placing a hold, please … Read More
“Distancing, the pulling back from ‘reality’ in order to see it better, is perhaps the essential gesture of [science fiction]. It is by distancing that [science fiction] achieves aesthetic joy, tragic tension, and moral cogency.” – Ursula K. LeGuin
It’s … Read More
December 12, 2020| Maria Firkaly
I don’t know about you, but I’ve been struggling to get in the holiday mood this year. Please tell me I am not alone. The Grinch seems like the perfect character as the mascot for … Read More
October brings falling leaves, the ends of the garden harvest, and cooler days. If you are like many of us on the library staff, it is also time to break out our crockpots and slow cookers. Warm and hearty soups … Read More