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Adult Programs & General Information

MCPL is seeking applications for two job openings (Deadline to Apply June 17th)


Part Time Bookmobile/Adult Outreach Delivery Driver

Part Time Position: 99 hours a month

No Health Benefits apply for this post

Applicants must be at least 18 years of age and hold a valid KY driver’s license with a clean driving record.

Grade 4 –    Min Start Pay: 13.25 a/h 

                     Max. Pay: 17.40 a/h

                     Maximum 99 hours a month

                     Requires Day, Evening and Weekend hours

Pay based on pay grade scale qualifiers


Part Time Adult Services Programming Librarian

Part Time Position: 99 hours a month

Applicants must be at least 18 years of age and hold a valid KY driver’s

  Classification: Grade 4 – Cataloguers/ILL /Programmers         

                     Min Start Pay: 13.25 a/h 

                     Max. Pay: 17.40 a/h

                     Maximum 99 hours a month

                     Requires Day, Evening and Weekend hours

                     Pay based on pay grade scale qualifiers


Link below for full descriptions, application and pay grade scale:

https://www.marioncopublic.org/employment/

Bingo will still be happening May 31st

This month the MCPL Adult Readers Book Club will be discussing “In the Unlikely Event” by Judy Blume. This is one of just four adult novels written by this iconic author, and the first adult novel she has written in 17 years. This historical fiction takes place in 1950’s New Jersey, and follows fifteen-year-old Miri Ammerman and her friends and family as they cope with three plane crashes that all occur nearby within a year. The plane crashes are actually based on real life plane crashes which occurred in the authors home town from ’51-’52. The book club will meet to discuss this book on June 27th at 5:30PM.

“Panicked, the community draws together, struggling to find a reason for the ­disasters. Could it mean something that all three crashes narrowly missed schools? Was this the work of Communists, an A-bomb, or even aliens or ­sabotage? Was it the fault of Newark Airport, which many push to shut down? No one knows, and no one has seen anything like this before.” -- Caroline Leavitt, New York Times.

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Teen Programs

Kids Programs

Saturday Toddler Tales will be on June 3rd at 10:30AM

Kick off information in General Information section

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