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Library website issues:
If you have visited the library website,
you may have noticed
that our postings are behind the times!
Please be patient as we work on resolving these issues.
Notification will be posted on the Communicator Website
when the website information is updated. In the meantime please
watch the Communicator or call the library at 737-8810 for
information about our current events!
Patron reminder:
Please remember to inform the library when you change your
address and/or phone number!
Current contact information makes it much easier for the
librarian to reach you in a timely manner.
Adult Book Group
update:
The May discussion book will be The Night Circus
by Erin Morgenstern. The next meeting will be Thursday May 9th
at 7:00pm at the library. All are welcome!
Adult Fiction:
The June discussion book will be Mayflower by Nathaniel
Philbrick. The next meeting will be Thursday June 13th at 7:00pm
at the library. All are welcome!
Local Interest New Arrival:
The library is now happy to announce that we have a copy of the
DVD Goranson Farm: An Uncertain Harvest. Featuring
Dresden's own Jan Goranson, the film follows her family and
crew through the 2009 growing season, the year of the
potato blight and stands as a testament of how the community
pulled together to help their own.
Harold Alfond College Challenge:
All Maine resident babies regardless of family income enrolled
before their first birthday are eligible for a $500 grant to
open a Section 529 NextGen College Investing Plan.
For more information about this grant visit the library
or go to
www.500ForBaby.org.
Lost and Found:
Missing something? Please check the Lost and Found bin located
under the librarian's desk. Useful items that remain in the bin
for more than three months will be donated to the Swap Shop, so
take a peek next time you visit!
Audio Books:
Just a reminder that the library is still looking for donations
of audio books on CD. If you have any in good condition that
you wish to donate please bring them to the library during open
hours of drop them in the book drop. Audio books are very
popular and the demand has grown dramatically in recent years!
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