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The Hill Library is a community place for Strafford Residents.
The mission of the Hill Library is to grow and develop with the Strafford community to meet the people’s cultural, educational, recreational and informational needs in a welcoming setting that supports lifelong learning. The library maintains several roles: a community access point for information and knowledge, a children’s door to learning, a popular culture center and meeting place.
What's New?
Our On Line Library Catalogue
We are pleased to announce that Stafford Library has a new on-line catalogue. We are currently in the process of learning how to use it fully and we are also testing it.
Great news - the library catalog is now online. Use this link to access our catalog:
http://opac.libraryworld.com/opac/signin?libraryname=strafford%20library
Please note that you cannot use the catalogue to reserve or request any item. Please call the Library for that purpose.
"Pride of place is important to all of us." Whether it's house, a river, or a mountain, "we all like feeling we live some place special." David Starbuck
If you are looking for the Library's most up-to-date happenings, you've come to the right place.
Check out the following events.
WEATHER ADVISORY
In case of bad weather, please call the library to verify we that we are open. If closed because of bad weather any items that are due on that day will be automatically due the next open day.
NH DOWNLOADABLE BOOKS
NHDB BLOG: http:nhdbooks.blogspot.com has starter informantion, how-to-tips, and trouble shooting advice and the latest in audio books Also check DISCOVER section for step by step instructions for different e-books.
PRESCHOOL STORY TIME
Story time for February 2nd and the 16th.
January 28th at 7 PM is "Judy Moody and the not so bummer summer". Rated PG, Judy comes up with the most thrilling plan ever.
February 11th at 7 PM is "Power Rangers"
Februray 25th at 7 PM is "Happy feet 2"
TRUSTEE MEETING
Trustee meeting is February 6th at 5:00pm. Trustee meetings will be on the first Monday of the month instead of the last.
BOOK CLUB
Meets January 26th at 6:30 to discuss "the Immortal life of Henrietta Lacks" by Rebecca Skloot. "Scientists know her as HeLa. Her cells, taken without her knowledge, became one of the most important tools in medicine," from the polio vaccine to scientific advances in cloning and gene mapping.
GAME NIGHTS
On February 21th and February 28th, once again the library is having game night that is open to all. So bring a friend and have some fun and friendly competition. Bringing a game as well as a buddy is okay.
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1151 Parker Mountain Road, P.O. Box 130, Center Strafford, NH 03815