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Staff Contact Hours
Mon. & Wed. 10 am - 5 pm
Tues. & Thurs. 9 am - 6 pm
Saturday 9 am - 2 pm
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While the library is closed to the public, staff are here to assist you
or lend books
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by phone
603-456-2289,
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We suggest adding the address
newsletter@warner.lib.nh.us
to your contacts.
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Requesting Books, Magazines and DVDs
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New items
are rolling in and getting cataloged. Others are being returned, every day. Now that lending has resumed (curbside, by prearrangement only), requests can be made by
contacting us online
or by phone if you find it hard to do from the catalog, You can also just ask us to pick out a batch of books for you or your children.
To sign up for a tutorial on how to use t
he library's online catalog
or to see what is checked out on your account, see our sign up form in Tech Tips below .
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Are you interested in a tutorial
on using the library catalog, downloading books from Overdrive, or the basics of using Zoom for meetings?
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Kindergarten Registration
: Simonds School principal Dr. Tim Stokes wants to remind all families with children who will be 5 by September 30, 2020 that registration is open for Fall Kindergarten. Contact the Simonds School office456-2241 for more information, or to schedule an appointment to receive the
registration packet.
Last day to change Party Affiliation
before the Sept. 8 N.H. Primary is
Tues. June 2, 2020.
Download the PDF form
and drop it off at Town Hall, signed by another registered voter as witness. Or make an appointment to see Supervisors of the Checklist on June 2. 456-2298
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MKIM Plant Sale
: The Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum is seeking donated plants of all kinds for its June fundraiser. The outdoor
Plant Sale
will be held at the Museum on Saturday, June 6, from .9 am to 1 pm. LABELED donated plants may be left on the tables outside on June 4 & 5.
This is a new event. The July Powwow has been postponed until 2021.
Warner Historical Society
will be selling tickets to attend the virtual sessions of the
Tory Hill Readers series.
Presentations will be held online, and your $5 registration enables you to receive the link to attend.
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Miss Sue's News (for Kids)
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The Great Stone Face party was held on Zoom, and the Warner votes cast! The Statewide winner will be announced soon.
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Parents
: No need to reserve each kids book: you can email or call for a "batch".
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Library Trustees' Meetings
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Library Trustee committees meeting this week
by Zoom include the Library Reopening Task Force (Monday June 1), and Library Programs Committee (Tues. June 2). Zoom links to Trustee meetings are published 24-48 hours in advance on the
Warner Events Calendar.
Approved minutes are published on the
Trustee Meetings page.
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Magazines in print and online
Our print magazines
are available to borrow again, but did you know that there are also 25 titles available to download from
nh.overdrive.com
? They are always available, with no reserves or delays. Use the zoom tool to expand the image size.
Linda Lacasse Likes:
All Things in the Garden
Regrowing store-bought produce is a way to extend the life of vegetable "waste". Read more in
Mother Earth News Magazine's
Apr/May issue.
Pairing flower bulbs with perennials that work in our zone brings designer beauty to our yards. Find more in
Horticulture Magazine's
Mar/April issue
. You can borrow these magazines from the library!
"Clean Eating"
is a downloadable magazine with interesting articles on avoiding unhealthy ingredients
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Start or Join a Book Discussion!
Book Discussions on Zoom:
If you are interested in an
evening book discussion
for adults, please let us know your preferences by completing the
Book Discussion Survey.
Terry Hathaway is offering to host a group on Zoom.
Prefer daytime discussions?
Join the existing Circle of Friends book group, 2nd Wednesdays at 1:30 PM.
Due to the indefinite pause in Interlibrary Loans
in N.H., the group is selecting downloadable books with unlimited available copies.
The N.H. State Library has received a CARES grant to add $10,000 of digital books to
New Hampshire Downloadable Books
, specifically to add multiple licenses of titles suitable for book discussions. There will be selections for all ages. Stay tuned!
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In the Coming Week
- KRSD School Year remote learning ends June 2.
- Plant Sale Sat. June 6: at the Indian Museum 9 -1
- Book Group: MainStreet BookEnds Sunday June 7 by Zoom "The No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency" at 4 pm.
Next week
- Book Group: Library Friends Wed. June 10 at 1:30 by Zoom The Yellow House (ebook) all welcome. This is "always available", no waiting, if you download by 5/30.
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Volunteers in the Spotlight
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Many thanks
to
Sally Metheany
for doing our book mending for many years, even attending workshops! Her careful work has extended the useful life of many a well-loved volume.
Volunteer opportunity:
maintenance of the "retaining wall" plantings near the Depot St. parking. A safe outdoor activity if you love to work with plants. Most needed: removing leaves and a few weeds, trimming the greenery, and occasional mulching or adding new plants.
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Your Support Keeps Library Service Strong
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Support our supporters! Auction Sponsors
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Perennial PLANTS from local gardeners can now be ordered from our
online STORE
(pickup or local delivery only).
Choose your donation level and pay online or call to order and decide your donation level after you receive the plants .
Photos & lists at the store.
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