SPRING NEWSLETTER
Winter fights to stay
Sweet Spring always wins her way
Flowers bloomed today!
Patrice Cisco
April is National Poetry Month so it seems appropriate to begin this edition with a poem. We have had a very busy winter with increased circulation and many programs for both adult and kids. We are now looking forward to welcoming back our "snow birds" and other visitors.
On Thursday, April 4 we are presenting an informative program on the Pros & Cons of Reverse Mortgages at 2:00 pm. Come with questions, skepticism to learn if this is a good option for you.
On Tuesday, April 16 at 2:00 pm we are offering a S.T.E.M. program on Force & Motion for children ages 6-12. There will be stations for kids to check out experiments and learn the laws of motion and force.
On Saturday, April 27 at 11:00 am we are hosting a Story walk and program on a book, GO,GO, GRAPES!: A FRUIT CHANT, by April Pulley Sayre. There will be an activity, a craft and a snack. The activities are free and self guided.
Back by popular request on Saturday, April 27 at 3:00 will be the wonderful musical duo Julie & Denya presenting a program of Celtic music, folk songs and more. Don't miss this! The program is free but reservations are suggested. You call the library at 508-385-2255.
Looking For Current or Retired Teachers! For the past 10 years the Dennis Memoriual Library and Ezra Baker Elementary School have partnered to help students in Grade 1-3 with reading. The library probides the turors, materials, and space and the school selects students who need just a little extra help. (no behavior problems, or serious learning issues) You meet with your student once a week at the library on your and their schedule. If you can help, please contact Nancy at the library - 508-385-2255.
NEW DVDs
If Beale St. Could Talk
King of Thieves
My Brilliant Friend
Welcome to Marwen
NEW BOOKS
UNSOLVED, byh James Patterson
THE BURNING CHAMBERS, by Kate Mosso
SUMMER OF '69, by Elin Hilderbrand
ADVENTURES IN GRANDPARENTING, by Anna Quindlen
NON-FICTION
CODE NAME:LISE, by Larry Lefits
SEE YOU IN THE PIAZZA, by Frances Mayle
LESSONS FROM LUCY, by Dave Barry
PIONEERS, by David McCullough
Don't forget, if you need help downloading e-books and downloadable audio books, we have 1 on 1 help you may sign up for.
Sweet Spring always wins her way
Flowers bloomed today!
Patrice Cisco
April is National Poetry Month so it seems appropriate to begin this edition with a poem. We have had a very busy winter with increased circulation and many programs for both adult and kids. We are now looking forward to welcoming back our "snow birds" and other visitors.
On Thursday, April 4 we are presenting an informative program on the Pros & Cons of Reverse Mortgages at 2:00 pm. Come with questions, skepticism to learn if this is a good option for you.
On Tuesday, April 16 at 2:00 pm we are offering a S.T.E.M. program on Force & Motion for children ages 6-12. There will be stations for kids to check out experiments and learn the laws of motion and force.
On Saturday, April 27 at 11:00 am we are hosting a Story walk and program on a book, GO,GO, GRAPES!: A FRUIT CHANT, by April Pulley Sayre. There will be an activity, a craft and a snack. The activities are free and self guided.
Back by popular request on Saturday, April 27 at 3:00 will be the wonderful musical duo Julie & Denya presenting a program of Celtic music, folk songs and more. Don't miss this! The program is free but reservations are suggested. You call the library at 508-385-2255.
Looking For Current or Retired Teachers! For the past 10 years the Dennis Memoriual Library and Ezra Baker Elementary School have partnered to help students in Grade 1-3 with reading. The library probides the turors, materials, and space and the school selects students who need just a little extra help. (no behavior problems, or serious learning issues) You meet with your student once a week at the library on your and their schedule. If you can help, please contact Nancy at the library - 508-385-2255.
NEW DVDs
If Beale St. Could Talk
King of Thieves
My Brilliant Friend
Welcome to Marwen
NEW BOOKS
UNSOLVED, byh James Patterson
THE BURNING CHAMBERS, by Kate Mosso
SUMMER OF '69, by Elin Hilderbrand
ADVENTURES IN GRANDPARENTING, by Anna Quindlen
NON-FICTION
CODE NAME:LISE, by Larry Lefits
SEE YOU IN THE PIAZZA, by Frances Mayle
LESSONS FROM LUCY, by Dave Barry
PIONEERS, by David McCullough
Don't forget, if you need help downloading e-books and downloadable audio books, we have 1 on 1 help you may sign up for.
Cape Cod Computer Club
Cape Cod Computer Club - meets the first Tue. of each month at 1:00 pm. The focus is on Apple Mac's, I-pads, etc. but all are welcome.
Yoga Classes
The library is now host to 3 Yoga programs given by Jennifra Norton. They are offered on Mon. , Thurs,
and Sat. 8:30- 10:00 am. If you are interested call Jennifra to sign up. 508-432-6309.
Audio Books, DVDs, and e-Books
Don't forget if you are travelling, one way to help the miles race by is to borrow one of our wonderful CDs to play in your car. You can also download e-books to your Kindle, Nook, or I-Pad instead of loading up on books you have to carry. Lastly, if you have excited children or adults who need some down time, come checkout some DVDs from our extensive collection.
Low Vision Center
Low Vision Center - Tuesdays 1:30-3:30. Meet with volunteers to learn about services and agencies available to the blind or low visioned. We also have a large collection of audio books and some descriptive DVDs.
DML SERVICES
The library offers 8 computers for the public and 24/7 WiFi. We have copiers and a fax machine.
Want to brush up on your foreign language skills? From our website homepage you can click on the Mango language icon and begin conversational learning in six languages, Japanese, German, French, Italian, ESL for Spanish speakers & ESL for Brazilian speakers.
1 on 1 computer help
1 on 1 help downloading E books
Notary Public services
2700+ DVDs
2000 audio books
E-books
Games and puzzles
Beautiful Childrens' room and much more
The library offers over 17,000 items including books, e-books, audio cds, movies, large print newspapers and magazines.
Please stop by Monday - Thursday from 1 - 8 and
Friday and Saturday from 1 - 5.