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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?
If you are looking for the Library's most up-to-date happenings, you've come to the right place. This month, the following happenings are coming up:
STORY TIME
For the month of September Story Time will be September 2nd and September 16th; the first and the third Thursdays at 2:30.
PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST WINNERS
Best of Show: "Peek-a-boo"
by Michelle Trafton
PEOPLE'S CHOICE: "Bleak Midwinter"
by Valerie Rydell
People Category: 1st Tara Wojtysiak for "Me & Mr. Bunny"
2nd Paul Eaton for "Blueberry"
Honorable mentions: Donna J. Fletcher for "Nightscapes of Reflections"
Martha Graham for "Wake Boarding for Two".
Places Catagory: 1st Edith Brown for "Celebration on the bay"
2nd Michelle Trafton for "Peaceful Noise"
Honorable mention: Tasha Wojtysiak for "The Bridge".
Juvenile winners: 1st Hannah Eaton for "Sand Dune Sunset"
2nd Andrew Trafton for "Beaver's Front Door".
Things Catagory: 1st Edith Brown for "Memories of the Lily"
2nd Douglas Eaton for "Buckets"
Youth winner: 1st Emily Davis for "Daisies.
Juvenile winners: 1st Haley Noel for "Lily"
2nd Andrew Trafton for "Froggie"
Honorable mentions: Dorothy Gale for "Learning to Swim With Mom"
Bernadette Graham for "Shangri-la"
Marty Leighton for "Flyway Home"
Melissa Libby for "Chippy the Chipmunk".
Humorous Category: 1st Edith Brown for "Caught Red Handed"
2nd Donna Fletcher for "Where there's a will, there's a way"
Honorable mentions: Beth Eaton for "Jump"
Tara Wojtysiak for "Time to eat".
Juvenile winner: 1st Amelia Edmonds for "Party in Amelia's Garden".
September 11th at 7PM is "Spy next door", rated PG. A babysitter is an undercover agent in disguise.
September 25th at 7PM is "The missing lynx", rated PG. A clumsy Felix tries to help his animal friends escape a hunter.
TRUSTEE MEETING
September 27th the trustees will meet at the library at 5:30PM.
BOOK CLUB
Meets September 23rd at 6:30 to discuss the book "Help" Kathryn Stockett. A first novel. A story of social awakening to moral issues on both sides of the racial divide.
POETRY NIGHT
On September 18th Saturday at 7:00 PM open mike. Read or recite your own poetry
or your favorite poem. Bring a friend.
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