Library Hours
Monday - Thursday
10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Friday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Sunday
1:00 - 4:00 PM
Library Closings:
Labor Day:
Sunday, September 3
&
Monday, September 4
Columbus Day:
Monday, October 9
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There's a bounty of fall titles being released! Pick a few on your next visit to the library.
In the Midst of Winter Allende, Isabel
Shattered Memories
Andrews, V. C.
Tell Tale: Short Stories
Archer, Jeffrey
Parting Shot
Barclay, Linwood
Witches Tree
Beaton, M. C.
Relive Box and Other Stories
Boyle, T. Corghessan
Origin
Brown, Dan
Crazy Like a Fox
Brown, Rita May
Children of the Fleet
Card, Orson Scott
The Summer that Made Us
Carr, Robyn
The Last Ballad
Cash, Wiley
The Stolen Marriage
Chamberlain, Diane
Don't Let Go
Coben, Harlan
Two Kinds of Truth
Connelly, Michael
Enigma
Coulter, Catherine
The Cuban Affair
Demille, Nelson
The Woman Who Couldn't Scream
Dodd, Christina
Smile
Doyle, Roddy
Manhattan Beach
Egan, Jennifer
Fresh Complaint: Stories
Eugenides, Jeffrey
Enemy of the State
Flynn, Vince
A Column of Fire
Follett, Ken
Wicked Deeds
Graham, Heather
The Rooster Bar
Grisham, John
Keep Her Safe
Hannah, Sophie
Sleep Like a Baby
Harris, Charlaine
Ghost on the Case
Hart, Carolyn G.
Paris in the Present Tense
Helprin, Mark
Winter Solstice
Hilderbrand, Elin
Strange Weather: Four Short Novels
Hill, Joe
The Rules of Magic
Hoffman, Alice
Proof of Life
Jance, J. A.
Mind Game
Johansen, Iris
To Be Where You Are
Karon, Jan
Killing Season
Kellerman, Faye
Sleeping Beauties
King, Stephen
A Scandal in Battersea
Lackey, Mercedes
Blade of Empire
Lackey, Mercedes
A Legacy of Spies
Le Carre, John
The Proving
Lewis, Beverly
Merry and Bright
Macomber, Debbie
Hiddensee: A Tale of the Once and Future Nutcracker
Maguire, Gregory
The Unquiet Grave
McCrumb, Sharyn
The Ninth Hour
McDermott, Alice
Holly and Ivy
Michaels, Fern
The Mongrel Mage
Modesitt, L. E.
Haunted
Patterson, James
An Echo of Murder
Perry, Anne
Secrets in Death
Robb, J. D.
The Golden House
Rushdie, Salman
Deep Freeze
Sanford, John
The Tiger's Prey
Smith, Wilbur
Fairytale
Steel, Danielle
Quick & Dirty
Woods, Stuart
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Friends of Cranberry Public Library
The Friends of Cranberry Public Library will hold a meeting to discuss the upcoming fall book sale on Wednesday, September 20 at 6:00 PM. All are invited to attend.
Annual Fall Book Sale
Friday, October 27
10AM - 4:30PM
Saturday, October 28
10AM - 3:30PM
Sunday, October 29
1-3:30PM
All proceeds benefit Cranberry Public Library
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Cranberry Library's 2017-18 Annual Giving Campaign is now under way!
We thank you for your past support.
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Online registration is now available for library programs.
It's easy!
You can either create an account or login using any of your following accounts:
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Happy 30th Anniversary:
BCFLS
The libraries of Butler County joined forces and became a county-wide system in 1987.
Thanks to BCFLS, one library card allows you access to all of the libraries in the county. Sharing our library resources county-wide, provides better service for all of Butler County residents!
Stop in any BCFLS Library on Tuesday,
September 12 to help us celebrate!
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Back to School: Learning Isn't Just for Kids
Education doesn't stop once you've graduated from school. Here at Cranberry Library, we're big believers in lifelong learning. In fact, it's one of our core beliefs and we're happy to provide resources to encourage and help in the pursuit of it!
In addition to books, DVDs, and audio items on every subject imaginable, we also offer free online resources to help with whatever you're curious about. Featured here are just a sampling of those resources that are available to you, free, with your Cranberry Public Library card!
Mango Languages prepares learners for realistic conversations and strengthens everyday communication skills in over 70 world languages, including English.
TERC (Testing & Education Reference Center) provides a wealth of information not only on high school and college prep, but it also offers resume building and career resources.
Consumer Health Complete
allows consumers convenient access to easily understandable health and medical information. Search and browse medical encyclopedias, popular reference books, and magazine articles.
Ancestry Library Edition assists the amateur genealogist in climbing their family tree. Provides access to census records, birth and death certificates, and much more.
Want more? Visit our
Electronic Resources page for the complete list of what we have to offer!
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Adult Program Highlights
September & October
Cranberry Public Library offers a wide variety of programs for adults. Please visit our
program calendar for a complete list of programs with information.
September 2017
Computer Troubleshooting Class
Saturday, September 2 @ 9AM
Would you like to know what to do when your computer crashes or becomes verrrry slow? Just what kind of maintenance should you be doing, or not doing, which is even more important? Computer expert Greg DiFiore will give us some tips (in plain English) on best practices for your computer. Registration is required.
LIBRARY CLOSED - LABOR DAY
Roberto Clemente Museum Presentation
Tuesday, September 5 @ 6PM
Sponsored by the Friends of Cranberry Library, Vince Mariotti from the Roberto Clemente Museum in Lawrenceville will discuss how the current owner restored the old firehouse and started the museum which houses the world's largest collection of Pittsburgh Pirate's legend Roberto Clemente memorabilia, including documents, letters, and awards. Mariotti will also discuss the life of Clemente both on and off of the field. Registration is required.
eBooks & eReaders Class
Saturday, September 9 @ 9AM
This class will focus on how to obtain free eBooks on your eReader from Cranberry Public Library and Overdrive. Join us for an introduction to eReader and eBook terminology, learn about the
3 Ps, and get a live demonstration of Overdrive. Registration is required.
Monday, September 11 @ 7PM
Join us for a discussion of Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston
.
C
opies of the title are available for checkout
at the
Circulation Desk.
Cranberry Adult Discussion Group
Thursday, September 7 & 21 @ 10AM
If you enjoy talking about current events that are shaping our world this is the group for you. The group meets on the first & third Thursdays each month. No registration required, simply drop in for lively, open-minded discussion.
Meet the Author:
Jill Cueni-Cohen
Tuesday, September 12 @ 6PM
Like it was Yesterday: A Journalist's Files Since 9/11
is a compilation of articles and stories that span the past 16 years, chronicling the myriad of changes that have taken place in our society as a result of that one horrible day. Registration is appreciated.
All Aboard the Harmony Line: A Presentation
Wednesday, September 13 @ 6:15PM
In conjunction with the Cranberry Township Historical Society, we're pleased to
welcome Mr. Bill Fronczek of the PA Trolley Museum. The program is free to attend, but a $2 donation is suggested and will go towards the restoration of Car 115. Registration is required.
Library Board of Trustees Meeting
Monday, September 18 @ 6:30PM
Held on the third Monday each month, all library board meetings are open to the public.
Books and Bagels Book Club
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