A shout-out to our "peeps"

The library will be closed on Easter Sunday (March 31). We’ll open back up at 9 a.m. (no fooling) on Monday, April 1st.

What does the beginning of April have in store at your library? Here’s just a sample of what’s going on:

Reference Librarian Susan Falkman tackles questions about April Fool’s Day traditions, Shakespeare and Bugs Bunny in our email newsletter. Not a subscriber? It’s free – click here to sign up. Or pick up a copy the next time you're in.

Silly Saturday is back! The library tradition of celebrating spring with a wacky take on April Fool’s Day returns on April 6. We skipped last year, but previous Aprils have seen the library transformed (just for the day) into a witty wonderland of weird. Some of you may remember the canoe from years past… Stop in any time between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on the 6th and participate in our scavenger hunt of oddities for a chance to win a $75 gift card – or just join us for some laughs. More details here.

Book Donation Day for the Friends of the Library’s Spring Booksale is also April 6th. If your spring cleaning includes de-cluttering, we are happy to take any books, CDs, DVDs, video games or jigsaw puzzles you no longer use off your hands during this day of drive-up service. Friendly volunteers will unload your donations right from your car if you like. Just pull up to the back of the library for curbside service anytime from 10 to 4.

Spring is a time for all things new. It’s a perfect time to make new business contacts, catch up with old ones and re-vamp your online resume with our LinkedIn class on Saturday, April 20. This class is taught by Diana Miller, a nationally recognized career consultant. Perfect for job hunters and small business owners, LinkedIn is the largest professional network on the internet. Read more about this class here.

Happy spring!