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February Artist of the Month

Larry Clifford Flyleaf Gallery Larrys BiblioQuilts are created from damaged or distressed books that were salvaged from basements attics and public libraries throughout New England He repurposes every part of every bookthe covers the pages the spinesbreathing new life into those materials with the addition of dyes inks and acrylics Quilts made from repurposed cloth are…

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February 2026 Puzzle: Bad jokes

Happy February, everyone! Our Winter Reading Challenge Bingo is still open and runs through the 21st. Pick up or print out a copy of our 2026 Winter Reading Club BINGO Card and have fun exploring activities and resources available at the library! Collect a prize each time you complete a row. If you complete every square on the Bingo sheet, turn it in for an entry in our grand prize drawing! Happy reading!

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February 2026 Book of the Month

Our cozy pick for December’s Book of the Month is What You Are Looking For Is in the Library by Michiko Aoyama! Tokyo’s gentle, mysterious librarian, Sayuri Komachi, always knows just the right book to warm a heart and guide someone toward a new beginning. Come check out a copy and curl up with this uplifting story!

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January is National Hobby Month

January is National Hobby Month! Are you thinking of picking up a new hobby, or maybe returning to an old one? Well, no offense intended, but you might consider picking up a "For Dummies" book. Despite the mildly offensive name, this is a long-running and generally trusted series of introductions to many topics, including several popular hobbies. You might also be interested in checking out one of the Hobbies & Leisure databases MHL offers access to, such as Birds of the World, Creativebug, The Great Courses, or Mango Languages.

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January 2026 Puzzle: Never too late to get published

Happy New Year! If you have a story in you that you've been meaning to write and have resolved to make this year the year to get it done, take inspiration from the theme of this month's crossword. It is full of examples of famous authors who didn't get published until relatively late in life. If one of your new year's resolutions is to learn or do something new, here are some ways the library can help:

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