December Baking Memories – Events, Cookbooks and Recipe Share
Growing up, I “helped” my grandmother bake in her old red and white farmhouse kitchen. The holiday baking marathons were…
11.06
Category: Holidays
11.19
The John Jermain Library Annual Appeal
Dear Neighbors, November marks the 100th anniversary of the passing of Margaret Olivia Slocum Sage, activist, suffragette, and philanthropist. She…
10.31
Annual Halloween Fair 2018
This past Saturday, on October 27th, we had our annual Halloween Fair in the Children’s Department. Children and families were…
04.13
National Library Week – April 12 – 18, 2015
Celebrate National Library Week…visit the library online or in person. We’re always happy to see you! To find out why…
02.07
National Wear Red Day Is Today…
Take a moment today to learn about heart disease and women. According to the American Heart Association “More women die…
02.04
Today is National Homemade Soup Day
Soup may be the #1 food served during the winter season. What better meal than soup to enjoy on a…
02.11
What I Read on My Winter Vacation
Well actually, it was only a snow day, but we’ll call it a mini-vacation for the purposes of this blog…
02.12
Looking for unusual Valentines?
Check out these comic Victorian valentines: http://www.scrapalbum.com (go to the bottom of the page: Saint Valentines Day – click on…
12.01
Holiday Schedule
Just a reminder: the library will be closed on the following days for the Christmas and New Year’s Holidays. Sunday,…