Shout for joy because the junior book club is back! Save one Thursday a month from 4-5pm if you are in 4th or 5th grade to meet with other kids to discuss the book of the month. On January 28th the discussion will be on “Absolutely Anastasia!” by Lois Lowry. Books can be picked up at the circulation desk in the children’s room. Bring a friend even if they didn’t read the book—we’ll have them hooked for next month!
Here is a shout out for all ‘KnitWits’ to gather at the library on Tuesdays, WEEKLY, from 10:30am-12:00pm in the Atkinson Room. “Hmmmmmm… Now where is that scarf I started for the groundhog last year?” Whether you are a beginner or an experienced knitter, come join the fun as we “KnitWits” learn together. Please bring your own supplies. This is an informal gathering to finish those unfinished projects or perhaps get some new ideas for beginning some new ones. We’ll cozy up in the Atkinson Room of the library, share some laughs, drop a stitch or two, and make some new friends. All experience levels and ages welcome. ‘KNITWITS’ IS STARTING: Tuesday, February 2, 2010 at 10:30am. Come as often as you can, and leave when you must.
Are you shouting for spring under all this snow? The Friends of the Kimball Library are thinking really warm thoughts and encourage you to take part in the spring raffle opportunity right here at the library. Here is your chance to win a $100 GOLFER’S GIFT BASKET from the Atkinson Country Club, GOURMET DELECTABLES from the Hallmark Collection, or a SUGAR HILL SAMPLER from Sugar Hill, NH. The tickets are on sale in the library for $1 each or 7 for $5.00. You get to choose which prizes you are aiming for by putting your tickets directly in the container for the corresponding items. All proceeds are to benefit the Kimball Library. The drawing for prize winners will be on February 13, 2010. Take a chance that you’ll be shouting because you’re a spring winner!
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Kimball Library News 1/12/10
What’s currently on display at Kimball Library? Listed below are just a few of the featured items we have facing out ready to be taken or collections in our lovely display cases.
DISPLAY CASE: This case was filled by the Molly Reid Chapter of the National Daughters of the American Revolution. Come take a look at the memorabilia for the Derry Chapter of DAR that is celebrating 115 years of service. The DAR, founded in 1890, is a volunteer women’s servicer organization dedicated to keeping America strong by promoting patriotism, preserving US history and supporting education programs. Today’s DAR members fund local scholarships, pioneer historic restorations and lead volunteer projects in their communities. The case shows items of historical and local interest.
NEW FICTION: Last Rights–L Hugo, Cold River–C Neggers, I, Sniper–S Hunter, Imager’s Challenger–L.E. Modesitt, Await Your Reply–D Chaon, Pirate Latitudes–M Crichton, Morning Show Murders–A Roker, Hollywood Moon–J Wambagh, Heat Wave-R Castle, Deadly Details–F Michaels, Breathless–D Koontz, Wrecker–C Cussler, Too Much Happiness–A Munro, Portrait of a Lady–D Stuckart, I, Alex Cross–J Patterson, Wishin’ and Hopin’–W Lamb, Vintage Caper–P Mayle, Under the Dome–S King, Sand Sharks–M Maron, New York–E Rutherfurd, Mariposa–G Bear, Knit the Season–K Jacobs, Ice–L Howard, Deadly Little Lies–L Faria Stolarz, Blue and Gray Christmas–J Medlicott, Rainwater–S Brown, Quilter’s Holiday–J Chiaverini, Monster in the Box–R Rendell, Kindred in Death–J.D. Robb, The Lacuna–B Kingsolver, Friend of the Family–L Grodstein, Ford County–J Grisham, Christmas Blizzard–G Keillor, Body in the Sleigh–K Hall Page, No Less Than Victory–J Shaara, Once in a Blue Moon–E Goudge, Blood Game–I Johansen, Abandoned–C McFayden, You Better Not Cry–A Burroughs, True Blue–D Baldacci, Crossers–P Caputo, Christmas Promise–D VanLiere, Chocolate Cupid Killings–J Carl, Eleventh Victim–N Grace, Plum Pudding Murder –J Fluke, Last Night in Twisted River–J Irving, House of Reckoning–J Saul, Home in Time for Christmas –H Graham, Angel Time–A Rice, Blame–M Huneven, To Try Men’s Souls-N Gingrich, Southern Lights–D Steel, Scarpetta Factor–P Cornwell, Once in a Blue Moon–E Goudge, Blood Game–I Johsnsen, Dark Tiger-W Tapply, 13 ½-N Barr, Mathilda Savitch–V Lovado, O Kitteridge-E Strout, Prodigal Mage–K Miller
NEW NONFICTION: The Faiths of the Founding Fathers–D Holmes, Founding Faith-S Waldman, This Time is Different–C M. Reinhart, Stones into Schools–G Mortenson, The Belly Fat Cure–J Cruise, Cook This, Not That!–D Zinczenko, Top Secret Recipes Unlocked–T Wilbur, Stephen Fry in America–S Fry, Pompeii–M Beard, The Bitter Road to Freedom–W Hitchcock, A Dawn Like Thunder–R Mrazek, With Wings Like Eagles–M Korda, Warsaw 1920–A Zamoyski, War Like the Thunderbolt- R Bonds, A People’s History of the United States–H Zinn
NEW AUDIO BOOKS: What Would You Do if You Had No Fear?–D Conway, Blood Game–I Johansen, P Vendetta–S Berry, Pirate Latitudes–M Crichton, The Butcher–P Carlo, What Would Susie Say?–S Essman, David Sedaris–D Sedaris, Sound of Honor–J Stovall, Why My Third Husband Will be a Dog–L Scottoline, Heat Wave–R Castle, Ice-L Howard, Knit the Season–K Jacobs, Under the Dome–S King, I, Alex Cross–J Patterson
DISPLAY CASE: This case was filled by the Molly Reid Chapter of the National Daughters of the American Revolution. Come take a look at the memorabilia for the Derry Chapter of DAR that is celebrating 115 years of service. The DAR, founded in 1890, is a volunteer women’s servicer organization dedicated to keeping America strong by promoting patriotism, preserving US history and supporting education programs. Today’s DAR members fund local scholarships, pioneer historic restorations and lead volunteer projects in their communities. The case shows items of historical and local interest.
NEW FICTION: Last Rights–L Hugo, Cold River–C Neggers, I, Sniper–S Hunter, Imager’s Challenger–L.E. Modesitt, Await Your Reply–D Chaon, Pirate Latitudes–M Crichton, Morning Show Murders–A Roker, Hollywood Moon–J Wambagh, Heat Wave-R Castle, Deadly Details–F Michaels, Breathless–D Koontz, Wrecker–C Cussler, Too Much Happiness–A Munro, Portrait of a Lady–D Stuckart, I, Alex Cross–J Patterson, Wishin’ and Hopin’–W Lamb, Vintage Caper–P Mayle, Under the Dome–S King, Sand Sharks–M Maron, New York–E Rutherfurd, Mariposa–G Bear, Knit the Season–K Jacobs, Ice–L Howard, Deadly Little Lies–L Faria Stolarz, Blue and Gray Christmas–J Medlicott, Rainwater–S Brown, Quilter’s Holiday–J Chiaverini, Monster in the Box–R Rendell, Kindred in Death–J.D. Robb, The Lacuna–B Kingsolver, Friend of the Family–L Grodstein, Ford County–J Grisham, Christmas Blizzard–G Keillor, Body in the Sleigh–K Hall Page, No Less Than Victory–J Shaara, Once in a Blue Moon–E Goudge, Blood Game–I Johansen, Abandoned–C McFayden, You Better Not Cry–A Burroughs, True Blue–D Baldacci, Crossers–P Caputo, Christmas Promise–D VanLiere, Chocolate Cupid Killings–J Carl, Eleventh Victim–N Grace, Plum Pudding Murder –J Fluke, Last Night in Twisted River–J Irving, House of Reckoning–J Saul, Home in Time for Christmas –H Graham, Angel Time–A Rice, Blame–M Huneven, To Try Men’s Souls-N Gingrich, Southern Lights–D Steel, Scarpetta Factor–P Cornwell, Once in a Blue Moon–E Goudge, Blood Game–I Johsnsen, Dark Tiger-W Tapply, 13 ½-N Barr, Mathilda Savitch–V Lovado, O Kitteridge-E Strout, Prodigal Mage–K Miller
NEW NONFICTION: The Faiths of the Founding Fathers–D Holmes, Founding Faith-S Waldman, This Time is Different–C M. Reinhart, Stones into Schools–G Mortenson, The Belly Fat Cure–J Cruise, Cook This, Not That!–D Zinczenko, Top Secret Recipes Unlocked–T Wilbur, Stephen Fry in America–S Fry, Pompeii–M Beard, The Bitter Road to Freedom–W Hitchcock, A Dawn Like Thunder–R Mrazek, With Wings Like Eagles–M Korda, Warsaw 1920–A Zamoyski, War Like the Thunderbolt- R Bonds, A People’s History of the United States–H Zinn
NEW AUDIO BOOKS: What Would You Do if You Had No Fear?–D Conway, Blood Game–I Johansen, P Vendetta–S Berry, Pirate Latitudes–M Crichton, The Butcher–P Carlo, What Would Susie Say?–S Essman, David Sedaris–D Sedaris, Sound of Honor–J Stovall, Why My Third Husband Will be a Dog–L Scottoline, Heat Wave–R Castle, Ice-L Howard, Knit the Season–K Jacobs, Under the Dome–S King, I, Alex Cross–J Patterson
Saturday, January 2, 2010
Kimball Library News 12/29/09
It’s that time of year again when the Atkinson Women’s Civic Club is holding their 2nd Annual Photo show and we are the hosting facility. Submissions are being accepted beginning Monday, January 4th through Saturday, January 23rd. All the information you need to know regarding this event can be found at www.awcc-nh.org. Located on the website is a link for the photo show rules, payment information, etc. as well as a link for whom to contact. Please submit your queries there. Good luck and happy shooting!
Don’t forget to start the New Year right by logging onto www.kimballlibrary.com and clicking the calendar link. You will find a myriad of events that you can attend from book groups to movies to youth events to special programs. Take a new look and see what is happening for kids on Thursday afternoons and for teens and tweens on Thursday evenings. New this year will be ‘4th Saturday Flicks’ because the drop n’ shop in December was such a success. Each 4th Saturday of the month a movie will be shown in the large meeting room on the big screen starting at 10:30am. Kids ages 6-9 must register, and if parents sign a release on the day of the event they may leave the child/ren here. Ages under 6 are welcome with an adult, and ages 10 and up may drop in unannounced and unregistered. Specific movie titles will be made available on our online calendar within a week of the film’s debut at Kimball Library.
For youth on Thursday, January 14, in the Children’s Room make time to ‘Take a Break!’ from 3:30-4:30pm. Take a break, have some fun, and make a craft. Grades 3-5 are encouraged to come on down. We need you to register on our calendar in advance or call the library and have us register you. That evening, teens (grades 6 and up) can get UNplugged from 6:30-7:30pm in our meeting room. Don’t be bored – get on board! This is a chance to play board games or cards with other tweens and teens and make some new friends. Bring along friends (they do not have to Atkinson residents) so we’ll have enough for the party games. Don’t be boring, check us out and make us part of your Thursdays.
Don’t forget to start the New Year right by logging onto www.kimballlibrary.com and clicking the calendar link. You will find a myriad of events that you can attend from book groups to movies to youth events to special programs. Take a new look and see what is happening for kids on Thursday afternoons and for teens and tweens on Thursday evenings. New this year will be ‘4th Saturday Flicks’ because the drop n’ shop in December was such a success. Each 4th Saturday of the month a movie will be shown in the large meeting room on the big screen starting at 10:30am. Kids ages 6-9 must register, and if parents sign a release on the day of the event they may leave the child/ren here. Ages under 6 are welcome with an adult, and ages 10 and up may drop in unannounced and unregistered. Specific movie titles will be made available on our online calendar within a week of the film’s debut at Kimball Library.
For youth on Thursday, January 14, in the Children’s Room make time to ‘Take a Break!’ from 3:30-4:30pm. Take a break, have some fun, and make a craft. Grades 3-5 are encouraged to come on down. We need you to register on our calendar in advance or call the library and have us register you. That evening, teens (grades 6 and up) can get UNplugged from 6:30-7:30pm in our meeting room. Don’t be bored – get on board! This is a chance to play board games or cards with other tweens and teens and make some new friends. Bring along friends (they do not have to Atkinson residents) so we’ll have enough for the party games. Don’t be boring, check us out and make us part of your Thursdays.
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Kimball Library News 12/15/09
Here’s a shout out to all tweens and teens to add some fun and sense of community to your lives on Thursday evenings from 6:30-7:30pm. Take a peek below as to how you can get involved. If you have questions regarding any of the programs, please take your queries to Kathy Watson, Teen Librarian. You may call the library at 362-5234 or email her directly at youngadult@kimballlibrary.com.
TWEENS PLUGGED IN (First Thursdays) ages 10 and up
We have Wii Sports, Wii Fit, Super Smash Brothers Brawl, and Mario Kart. Are you tired of the same old competition at your house? Come in on the first Thursday of every month from 6:30-7:30pm for an open time of playing. Invite your friends. You DO have friends, don’t you? Put the teen librarian to shame by challenging her to a game. PLUGGED IN is open to ages 10 and up. The first meeting is Thursday, January 7th.
TEENS UNplugged (Second Thursdays) grades 6 and up
Have you ever wanted to play board games and nobody at home will join you? Join us here on the second Thursday of the month from 6:30-7:30pm to play party games, cards, or board games. We have a selection here, or you can bring something from home that you’ve been wanting to play. UNPLUGGED is open to grades 6 and up. Bring your friends so we’ll have enough for the party games. The first meeting is Thursday, January 14th.
TEEN INK – Writers Group (Third Thursdays) ages 13 and up
Are you interested in writing even a little bit? Join in and get inspired! Teen INK is a safe place for budding writers to flourish. Every third Thursday from 6:30-7:30pm we’ll gather to try some new techniques, work on whatever suits us (creative or required pieces), and hang out with other teens with this common interest. All teens ages 13 and up are welcome. This is a chance to practice your writing skills, learn new techniques, read what other teen writers are working on, and hear helpful comments about your own writing from your peers. All teens ages 13 and up are welcome. This is not a gathering for experts; it is a haven for trying out your creativity. The first meeting is Thursday, January 21st.
TWEENS PLUGGED IN (First Thursdays) ages 10 and up
We have Wii Sports, Wii Fit, Super Smash Brothers Brawl, and Mario Kart. Are you tired of the same old competition at your house? Come in on the first Thursday of every month from 6:30-7:30pm for an open time of playing. Invite your friends. You DO have friends, don’t you? Put the teen librarian to shame by challenging her to a game. PLUGGED IN is open to ages 10 and up. The first meeting is Thursday, January 7th.
TEENS UNplugged (Second Thursdays) grades 6 and up
Have you ever wanted to play board games and nobody at home will join you? Join us here on the second Thursday of the month from 6:30-7:30pm to play party games, cards, or board games. We have a selection here, or you can bring something from home that you’ve been wanting to play. UNPLUGGED is open to grades 6 and up. Bring your friends so we’ll have enough for the party games. The first meeting is Thursday, January 14th.
TEEN INK – Writers Group (Third Thursdays) ages 13 and up
Are you interested in writing even a little bit? Join in and get inspired! Teen INK is a safe place for budding writers to flourish. Every third Thursday from 6:30-7:30pm we’ll gather to try some new techniques, work on whatever suits us (creative or required pieces), and hang out with other teens with this common interest. All teens ages 13 and up are welcome. This is a chance to practice your writing skills, learn new techniques, read what other teen writers are working on, and hear helpful comments about your own writing from your peers. All teens ages 13 and up are welcome. This is not a gathering for experts; it is a haven for trying out your creativity. The first meeting is Thursday, January 21st.
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Kimball Library News 12/08/09
Once again, “We are Santa’s Elves” for your kids ages 6 and up on Saturday, December 19, from 10:15am-12:30pm. (Please note that we require waivers and registration for children ages 6-9. Children under the age of 6 must be with an adult, and ages 10 and up can just drop in and stay.) We’ll occupy them with a movie and fun in our large meeting room while you shop, wrap gifts, or just enjoy the peace and quiet. Please send them with movie snacks and spill-proof beverages to accompany the movie on the big screen. Pillows are also welcome if they prefer to sprawl out in the front row rather than sit in chairs. Our first Saturday debut of this program was such a hit that we offered it three weeks in a row. (Please note that we require waivers and registration for children ages 6-9.)
Are you curious about the integration of land use and transportation? Mark your calendar for Monday, December 21, from 6-8pm and plan to be at Kimball Library. The Rockingham Planning Commission (RPC), with funding from the NH Department of Transportation through the I-93 Community Technical Assistance Program (CTAP), will present a regional workshop on integrating land use and transportation planning with long range community planning. The overall goal of the CTAP program is to help communities in the I-93 corridor address the effects of anticipated growth while minimizing impact to the environmental, social, economic, and cultural resources in their communities and in the state’s southeastern region.
This workshop is aimed at helping communities learn how to effectively integrate land use and transportation concepts in master planning, land use and environmental regulatory mechanisms, and comprehensive transportation planning.
The workshop program will include an overview of land use and transportation concepts, examples of how to implement these concepts in both rural and urban settings, and an interactive discussion. Topics to be discussed include: access management, planning a community roadway network, better roadway design and function, bicycle and pedestrian considerations, connectivity of land uses, and traffic calming.
There is no cost for this workshop but pre-registration is required. Contact Roxanne Rines at RPC to pre-register at (603)778-0885. Please direct any questions about the workshop to Julie LaBranche at (603)778-0885 x-110. Light refreshments will be provided.
Please take note that we have LIMITED HOURS (10am-3pm) on the following dates: Thursday, December 24th and Thursday, December 31st. We will be CLOSED on Friday, December 25th and Friday, January 1st. Our regular hours are Monday – Friday from 10am-8pm, and we are open Saturdays from 10am – 3pm. We wish you all a safe and pleasant holiday season.
Are you curious about the integration of land use and transportation? Mark your calendar for Monday, December 21, from 6-8pm and plan to be at Kimball Library. The Rockingham Planning Commission (RPC), with funding from the NH Department of Transportation through the I-93 Community Technical Assistance Program (CTAP), will present a regional workshop on integrating land use and transportation planning with long range community planning. The overall goal of the CTAP program is to help communities in the I-93 corridor address the effects of anticipated growth while minimizing impact to the environmental, social, economic, and cultural resources in their communities and in the state’s southeastern region.
This workshop is aimed at helping communities learn how to effectively integrate land use and transportation concepts in master planning, land use and environmental regulatory mechanisms, and comprehensive transportation planning.
The workshop program will include an overview of land use and transportation concepts, examples of how to implement these concepts in both rural and urban settings, and an interactive discussion. Topics to be discussed include: access management, planning a community roadway network, better roadway design and function, bicycle and pedestrian considerations, connectivity of land uses, and traffic calming.
There is no cost for this workshop but pre-registration is required. Contact Roxanne Rines at RPC to pre-register at (603)778-0885. Please direct any questions about the workshop to Julie LaBranche at (603)778-0885 x-110. Light refreshments will be provided.
Please take note that we have LIMITED HOURS (10am-3pm) on the following dates: Thursday, December 24th and Thursday, December 31st. We will be CLOSED on Friday, December 25th and Friday, January 1st. Our regular hours are Monday – Friday from 10am-8pm, and we are open Saturdays from 10am – 3pm. We wish you all a safe and pleasant holiday season.
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Kimball Library News 12/01/09
Have you noticed the lovely folk art and decorative painting displayed at Kimball Library? Local Atkinson artist, Ellen Witherall, has not only offered classes recently to make a decorative wooden tray, but has also displayed her work in the large meeting room. Ellen always had an interest in drawing and painting but that hobby took a back seat while she took care of her home, husband, and an ailing parent, and finished her degree in psychology at Northeastern University. After retiring as a Department Administrator at Brandeis University twelve years ago, she took classes in decorative painting and oil painting and has been having fun with it ever since. Most of her work is done in acrylic on wooden objects, but some are oils or acrylic on canvas.
Folk art and decorative painting, as an art form, has existed for centuries and immigrants to this country brought with them their interpretations of it. Early American colonists painted furniture, wooden and tin objects to brighten and decorate their homes. If you want to see beautiful displays of this art, make sure you drop in before December is over and the artwork goes back to Ellen’s home.
Kimball Library reminders:
~Tues Dec 8: ‘Holiday decorating for kids’ 3:30-4:30pm
~Weds Dec 9: ‘YA book discussion’ 6:30-7:30pm
~Weds Dec 9: ‘Evening book discussion’ 6-7pm
~Sat Dec 12: ‘Holiday Drop N’ Shop Movie’ 10:15am-12:15pm
~Fri Dec 18: ‘Wii for Adults’ 10:30am-12pm
~Sat Dec 19: ‘Holiday Drop N’ Shop Movie’ 10:15am-12:15pm
~Thurs Dec 24: LIMITED HOURS (10-3)
~Fri Dec 25: CLOSED
~Thurs Dec 31: LIMITED HOURS (10-3)
Folk art and decorative painting, as an art form, has existed for centuries and immigrants to this country brought with them their interpretations of it. Early American colonists painted furniture, wooden and tin objects to brighten and decorate their homes. If you want to see beautiful displays of this art, make sure you drop in before December is over and the artwork goes back to Ellen’s home.
Kimball Library reminders:
~Tues Dec 8: ‘Holiday decorating for kids’ 3:30-4:30pm
~Weds Dec 9: ‘YA book discussion’ 6:30-7:30pm
~Weds Dec 9: ‘Evening book discussion’ 6-7pm
~Sat Dec 12: ‘Holiday Drop N’ Shop Movie’ 10:15am-12:15pm
~Fri Dec 18: ‘Wii for Adults’ 10:30am-12pm
~Sat Dec 19: ‘Holiday Drop N’ Shop Movie’ 10:15am-12:15pm
~Thurs Dec 24: LIMITED HOURS (10-3)
~Fri Dec 25: CLOSED
~Thurs Dec 31: LIMITED HOURS (10-3)
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Kimball Library News 11/11/09
We couldn’t have done it without YOU! The Kimball Library thanks all the local merchants who helped make our Halloween Fest raffle the best! Kudos to the Atkinson Police Department, Shaws-Plaistow, Coldwater Creek-Manchester Mall, Rugs, Rolls, & More-Plaistow, Delta Cleaning Services-Plaistow, Murphy’s Garrison Golf Center-Haverhill, MA, Atkinson Resort & Country Club, Heav’nly Donuts-Haverhill, MA, Bunting Auto Body-Atkinson, Dodge Grain-Salem, NH, Brian Magoon, Edward Jones-Plaistow, Rich Barry of Treehouse Mortgage, Debbie Tringali of Prudential Verani Realty, Christine Latino of Mad Science, and Insurance Solutions Corporation. Hundreds of people traipsed through the building donned in Halloween garb, and some toted in decorated pumpkins. Many people bought raffle tickets, went on the haunted hay ride, got their hair striped by Thing 1, got their faces painted by wonderful teenagers, got popcorn and cider, played the donut game, made a craft, marched in the costume parade and more. Beyond our local merchants, let it be known that many people donated their time and money to make this a huge success. The Friends of Kimball Library spearheaded the project and individuals from all over donated their time and talents. It bears repeating – we couldn’t have done it without YOU.
We also thank our patrons for keeping our book groups alive and well. Here’s a little reminder for November. Traditionally, the morning book group meets on the 4th Wednesday of the month. This month because it falls right before Thanksgiving the group will meet on Friday, November 20th. Also, in December, this group will meet at a private home on Friday, December 11th, for some holiday cheer. Other December groups will meet on their traditional night. Check out the following: Tweens (middle school) will discuss Stormbreaker by Horowitz on December 2, Young adults (high school) will discuss Incantation by Hoffman on December 9, and the Evening group (adults) will discuss Anatomy of Deception by Lawrence Goldstone. More details on all these discussions can be found on Kimball’s Kibbles & Bits (electronic news), our website www.kimballllibary.com, or by calling us at 362-5234.
Please note that we will be closed on Thursday, November 26 and Friday, November 27 for Thanksgiving break. Have a lovely holiday.
We also thank our patrons for keeping our book groups alive and well. Here’s a little reminder for November. Traditionally, the morning book group meets on the 4th Wednesday of the month. This month because it falls right before Thanksgiving the group will meet on Friday, November 20th. Also, in December, this group will meet at a private home on Friday, December 11th, for some holiday cheer. Other December groups will meet on their traditional night. Check out the following: Tweens (middle school) will discuss Stormbreaker by Horowitz on December 2, Young adults (high school) will discuss Incantation by Hoffman on December 9, and the Evening group (adults) will discuss Anatomy of Deception by Lawrence Goldstone. More details on all these discussions can be found on Kimball’s Kibbles & Bits (electronic news), our website www.kimballllibary.com, or by calling us at 362-5234.
Please note that we will be closed on Thursday, November 26 and Friday, November 27 for Thanksgiving break. Have a lovely holiday.
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