Monday 12:00-7:00
Tuesday 10:00-4:00
Wednesday 10:00-4:00.
Thursday 10:00-4:00.
Friday 10:00-4:00
Crafters – Wed. 10:30am
Story Time – Fridays 10:30am
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See the Circulation and Borrowing Policy for membership information.
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Thursday, December 7, 6:30 PM
Home fires, floods, hurricanes and wildfires are becoming more frequent and can be devastating to our loved ones, homes and communities. Winter is right around the corner! Learn about winter safety and power outage safety information.
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Build confidence by learning simple steps you can take now, to help prepare and protect yourself and your loved ones. It’s easy to learn through our free disaster preparedness training. Families will also have an opportunity to sign up for free in-home smoke alarm installations and to create a fire escape plan. Join us for Be Red Cross Ready!
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This course is aimed for adults and older children, but parents are welcome to bring younger children with them. Sponsored by the Liberty Library, Liberty Emergency Management, and American Red Cross.
The Liberty Library is offering in-person workshops for those who are interested in learning more about using computers and other digital devices. These classes are for those who are new to using a PC or want to build more confidence using them. Barb Rehmeyer will be teaching these classes. She has 30+ years teaching experience with an endorsement in Computer Technology. The aim is to make these classes stress-free, learn, and have fun! Click the links below for a description and to register. Registration is required for planning. Contact the library if you need assistance. Please note that you need to register for each class.
Both workshops about the topic are the same. You don’t need to attend both but simply the one at the time most convenient for you. Two options are being offered in order to keep the classes smaller. Co-sponsored by the Searsmont Town Library.
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One participant each week will win a a $25 Amazon gift card. Just for attending!
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At the end of all 6 classes, one participant will win a 10-inch 8GB RAM 128GB ROM SGIN Android 12 Tablet. Come to all 6 workshops and you have 6 chances to win!
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These workshops are made possible from a grant from AT&T and the Public Library Association (PLA). The digital literacy courses, created by PLA are available through DigitalLearn.org. The courses and training materials were developed with and for library staff and their patrons.
In October, students took four sketching classes with Kris Engman. They are displaying their drawings at the library during November & December. Students ranged from age eleven to retired individuals. Many thought the class was challenging but said they learned so much from Kris. We certainly appreciate her generosity for teaching the class. Kris says it was the best class ever taught!
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The donations keep rolling in! So far, we received:
Thank you! The items were delivered to Walker School and Waldo CAP. It will help keep our smaller residents warm this coming winter.
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Keep knitting and crocheting as we will still be collecting mittens and hats for several more months. Patterns are available: (more…)
Wednesday, January 17, 6:30pm
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Book Discussion will not meet in December. In January, we will be discussing The Splendid and the Vile: A Saga of Churchill, Family, and Defiance During the Blitz by Erik Larson. Larson draws on personal diaries, archival documents, and declassified intelligence in a portrait of Winston Churchill that explores his day-to-day experiences during the Blitz and his role in uniting England
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There are numerous copies available in MILS and even more in MaineCat. The eBook and audiobook are available on cloudLibrary.
Rumors of coming Cold and Darkness spread through the woods until a birch tree stump uses wisdom and humor to calm the animals’ fears.
The tale was Inspired by Gluskap, the heroic and kind-hearted figure of Wabanaki legends. Portraits of Wabanaki tribal elders were used as a springboard for the extraordinary paintings that make this a children’s book like no other.
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Haystack Mountain Trail is behind Walker Elementary School. This 1.1-mile footpath loop winds through a mixed northern hardwoods forest with a short spur to the open summit. Take the road on the left of the Walker Health Center and park at the ball field behind it. Address: 43 West Main St. Liberty, ME.
