This week’s titles are: The Little Giant of Aberdeen County by Tiffany Baker, Audio The Good Life Rules by Bryan Dodge with Matt Rudy, Business You Can’t Drink All Day if You Start in the Morning by Celia Riverbank, Fiction The Liar in Your Life by Robert Feldman, Good News The Riesling Retribution by Ellen … Read more
The library will be open regular hours Friday and Saturday.
All of us want to know more about our past. For many people, this need-to-know takes the form of genealogical research. What you may not know is that the Pember Library has dozens of materials to help you start that research quickly and easily. How? Through WorldCat. When you use WorldCat.org online or in the … Read more
Please take a moment to fill out the patron survey to help the New York Library Association have statistics to present in their advocacy efforts with the State Legislature. The Legislature will be reconvening on April 7th to resume budget negotiations. Just click on the “Library Survey” link to the left and you should be … Read more
April 3 – Monkeys April 10 – Stars / Astronomy April 17 -“if you give a mouse a cookie” April 24 – Learn with Linda – April Showers / Arbor Day
The Friends of the Library will be meeting at 1pm on April 13. Items up for discussion are the book sale and other ways to raise money.
Check out our “Wish List” page. I have added the magazines that are coming up for renewal with a price for a one year subscription. Remember, anyone who sponsors a one-year subscription to one of these magazines will have your overdue fines waived for the next year! (or extended if you previously sponsored a magazine … Read more
Titles this week are: Smart Networking by Liz Lynch, Business Lime Tree Can’t Bear Orange by Amanda Smyth, Fiction The Carousel Painter by Judith Miller, Good News The Bone Chamber by Robin Burcell, Mystery Passing Strange by Martha A. Sandweiss, NonFiction The Accidental Family by Rowan Coleman, Romance Candor by Pam Bachorz, Teen To subscribe … Read more
Pember Library and Woman’s Day magazine want to know why you think the library is important to the community As the economy continues its slump, libraries nationwide continue to play an important role in communities everywhere, as people turn to them for free entertainment, to connect to the Internet and look for jobs. This spring, … Read more
The knit-in continues! One ‘lapghan’ is complete. I have the panels for two more; they just need to be sewn together. I will post photos when they are done. Three will be donated to the Haynes House and the fourth will be raffled off at the library. We plan to work on ‘chemo hats’ next … Read more
Come learn about and experience space travel, sunspots, craters on the moon, the planets, star clusters, nebulae, and distant galaxies. Astrophysicist Kevin Manning, a former consultant with NASA, has always been passionate about astronomy, and wants to share the excitement with you! Learn about the size and scale of the universe, the stars, and other … Read more