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Our January 2015 Newsletter is ready: January 2015 Library Newsletter

Children grades 3-6….join Mrs. Adams at the library on Tuesday afternoons @ 3 p.m. for some crafting fun!

Tuesday mornings @ 10:30 a.m.  PLEASE pre-register! This is an early-learning program designed primarily for babies from birth to 24 months AND their parent(s) or caregiver. Mother Goose on the Loose is created by Betsy Diamant-Cohen and will be presented … Continue reading →

Check out our new circulation policy…NO Fines! Overdue materials can affect your borrowing privileges and lost items will still come with a replacement cost but no more worries about fines. If you have overdue items…return them to the library or … Continue reading →

Dec 2014 Library Newsletter Check out our December 2014 Newsletter and see what is happening at your library. Sign up for one of our new programs beginning in January!  

Yes…we are OPEN again! Come in and check out our new carpet! Starting Dec 1st…NEW HOURS to better serve you! We are open the same days but morning hours are back on Tuesdays. Tuesday:  10 am to 6 pm Thursday: … Continue reading →

We will be CLOSED starting Monday 27 October for approximately two weeks for renovations. Maximum checkout limits have been increased and there will be NO overdue notices or fines during this period. We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you … Continue reading →

Read about the wonderful Rural Libraries Sponsorship that came to Allenstown Monday, Oct 6th: http://clifonline.org/clif-spotlight-power-lunch-with-a-real-alive-storyteller/ Duncan McDougall (CLiF), Deborah Gadwah-Lambert (Public Library Director) Michele Gravelle (Sponsor), Dana Crowell (School Librarian)

The Allenstown Public Library Trustees will be meeting at the library for their September meeting Thursday, September 18th at 5:30 p.m.

On Saturday, September 20 from 12:30-2, Mrs. Georgette Plourde will be honored with the dedication of the granite bench which now graces the patio at the library. Mrs. Plourde was a lifelong resident of Allenstown who devoted 31 years to … Continue reading →