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Announcing 1st
Annual Town-wide Writing Contest
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Abi Tapia
"Beauty weaves strong Southern influences with an old-school
country-folk sensibility, mastering the understatement in her
songs...with intelligence and a fine tenor..."
--Austin
Chronicle
SATURDAY,
February 20, 7:30 pm
DONATION $7.00
Printable schedule
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February 9, 2010, 7:00 pm
Set during World War II, a story seen through the
innocent eyes of an eight-year-old son of the commandant at a
concentration camp, whose forbidden friendship with a Jewish boy on the
other side of the camp fence has startling and unexpected consequences.
Based on the novel by John Boyne a timeless story of innocence lost and
humanity found. (Title withheld by license restrictions.)
Short discussion follows. In the Community Room. |
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Masspro, working with the
state department of public health, has set up a web site that lists 1,000 public
flu clinics in the state. Currently, the clinics listed are providing season flu
immunizations and some clinics are offering pneumococcal
("pneumonia") immunizations. The site also has links to the most
current information on both seasonal and H1N1 vaccines from the Massachusetts
Department of Public Health and the CDC. When it becomes available, the site will
list public clinics that provide H1N1 swine flu immunizations.
Also get timely information about H1N1
and seasonal flu from
www.ebscohost.com/flu .
This resource will provide continually updated evidence-based clinical information
throughout the flu season.
Enter to Win
a gift basket! -
Each month the Friends of the Library will raffle a new
basket to support the Library. These baskets have been
very popular.
Tickets are
available at the Library main desk: $1 each or six
for $5.00. Drawings
are on the last day of the month.
The
winner will be contacted by telephone.
Proceeds are used by the Friends of the Library to support
Library programs and activities. Take your chance today!
February features two baskets: at the
main desk - a Chinese
Cooking basket is donated by Unity Feeds of Canton. In the Children's Room a
Christy & Alan Meisler donated a "Movie" theme basket.
 January's
Junior Room winnerSiobhan
gets her brother Devin's help to carry her prize basket of Girl Scout cookies.
The basket was
donated byGirl
Scout Troup 73394.
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