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CLOSED Monday, May 26th, Memorial Day
 
Art Exhibits, Adult Library
May & June
1st floor Jamie Cope Photographs, 2nd floor Linda Maney "Abstractions and Distractions" watercolor and acrylic.

Investing for a Sustainable Future, Ben & Jerry’s “Is There Life After Acquisition?”
May 13, 2008 at 6:30pm
Guest Speaker: Rob Michalak. Many progressive and socially responsible companies have been acquired in recent years (the Body Shoppe, Burt's Bees, Tom's of Maine, Ben & Jerry's)... Rob will describe from Ben & Jerry's perspective what that experience has been like, and what it means and may mean for other SR businesses in the future. The Investing for a Sustainable Future series is made possible in part with support from the National Life Group.

Why I Love The Ghosts of Japan with Howard Norman
Wednesday, May 21 at 7pm
Novelist Howard Norman, internationally acclaimed and particularly beloved in Central Vermont, will give a talk drawing on his recent journey tracing the footsteps of the 17th-century poet and haiku master Matsuo Basho.
Beginning Meditation
Saturdays, May 3, 10, 24, 31 and June 7 (No class May 17), 10:30 a.m. to noon
This multi-week series offers participants an introduction to meditation as a tool for self-realization and service to others. This class is free and open to all interested individuals. Space is limited so registration is required. To register, please contact the instructor, Barb Asen, at 279-4644 or email.

Special Game Day with Game Master Jonathan
Tuesday, May 13, 2008 3-5:30pm
This is a STAR WARS Role Playing Game! Unlike a board game, you take on the roles of the characters and roll dice to determine their success. To sign up for this event, you should have some experience playing role games and become familiar with the mechanics of the Star Wars game. For ages 12-18. Sign up at the Children’s Library desk, 223-4665. Space is limited.
We will also have Game Master Nick from Quarterstaff Games, who will be playing Runebound. Sign-up is required for this, too.

Lilac Workshop
Wednesday, May 28 at 6pm
With Jeff Young, Lilac Curator. We will start with a slide show in the Hayes Room, then go outside to discuss and prune the lilacs. If you missed Jeff Young's workshop last year, be sure to attend this year. Space will be limited to 30 people. Sign-up at the adult circulation desk.
A Washington-Orange County Master Gardeners Program.
 
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Drawing: May 31, 2008. On Display in the front lobby at the Kellogg-Hubbard Library!
  

~New Materials April 2008
Adult library MAY (.txt). Children's and young adult(.txt)
Hint: these are plain text files. Use the Find tool to jump to the section you want to browse. E.g. Go to New Materials Adult Library, click on Edit at the top of the window, then click on Find on this page, type in Mysteries, and then click Next.


~Lea Wood's book, WIND & WATER, FIRE & STONE for sale.
Lea Wood's book of poetry is now for sale at the library. Suggested donation is $12 and all proceeds go to the Kellogg Hubbard Library.


~Off The Shelf
Managing your Money
Do you wish that you could do a better job of managing your money, planning for retirement, investing your savings, or saving for college ? Here are some resources at the library that you might not have been aware of!
  • In our newspaper collection: Financial Times and Wall Street Journal.
  • In the magazine collection: Barron’s, Money Magazine and Smart Money.
  • From your home computer through the Vermont Online Library: Business Resource Center. Pick up the flyer “Tapping the Hidden Web” for more information.
  • New in the book collection:
    • Estate Planning Basics by Denis Clifford
    • The Little Book of Common Sense Investing by John Bogle
    • Women and Money: Your Personal Finance Guide by D. Lee
    • The Only Three Questions that Count: Investing by Knowing What Others Don’t by K. Fisher
    • Last Chance Millionaire: It’s Not Too Late to Become Wealthy by Andrew Douglas
    • Women and Money: Owning the Power to Control Your Destiny by Suze Orman
    • Long Term Care: How to Plan and Pay for It by Joseph Matthews
    • Credit Repair by Robin Leonard
~Learn a New Language
The library has a wonderful collection for anyone wanting to learn a new language or brush up old skills. You’ll find materials in various formats- books, CDs, tapes and videos. Check our catalog for the language of your choice or just stop in to browse. The staff is always glad to help.

~Travel Books Wanted
Help the Kellogg-Hubbard keep its travel collection up to date, in spite of a tight budget. When you return from your next trip, please consider donating your travel guides to the library so that others can use them. Guides slated for the library’s collection should be no more than two years old, and unmarked. We’ll happily include others in our book sale. Thanks for thinking of us! If you have any questions, call Hilari at 223-3338.

~A Note About Magazine Donations
The library welcomes donations of magazines. However, because space is limited we ask that you bring only RECENT issues, within six months or so. They may be added to the magazine rack in the Holmes Room (adult library non-fiction room) during library hours. PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE THEM IN THE BOOKDROP.

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