YOUR LIBRARY COOKS
FIRE UP THE OVEN page 2
OCTOBER-NOVEMBER 2012 | EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT WHAT’S HAPPENING AT YOUR LIBRARY
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MEET THE VIDEO HOSTS
ALL BOOKED UP page 2
THE RESULTS
SUMMER READING PRIZE WINNERS
CRAFTING MOST VALUABLE page 4
BOOKS crafts are a wonderful creative outlet and a source for inexpensive gifts that allow you to share your creativity with friends, relatives & total strangers
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andmade items are in vogue these days (look no farther than Pinterest or Etsy for proof of that). Unleash your inner crafter at the library where trendy ideas abound for creative projects to keep, to give or to sell. Check out pattern books, craft magazines, instructional DVDs and how-to beginner’s guides. Borrow these library resources and save your money for crafting supplies. We’ve got books on knitting, crochet, spinning, quilting, scrapbooking, origami, card making, jewelry making, embroidery, beading, cross stitch, sewing and making holiday ornaments – plenty to keep you busy when the weather keeps you inside. “Crafting lets you indulge your creative side and make something with your hands," said Lissa Staley, librarian extraordinaire. "The library supports your passion by providing a stress-free environment with crafting programs for adults and kids and staff to assist you in finding the perfect pattern or technique, whatever your project is.” continued on page 7 see THE LIBRARY IS PRETTY CRAFTY
YOU CREATE THE EXHIBIT
POSSESSION page 5
MEET THE LIBRARY TRUSTEES
STACEY WOOLINGTON AND DAVID MONICAL page 5
STARTING A CULTURE OF READING
BE A BIG READER page 6
WE'RE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD
BOOKMOBILE HAS A NEW SCHEDULE page 7 and 15
THESE BOOKS ARE CRIMINAL
TRUE CRIME page 8
PLAY TO DEBUT AT THE LIBRARY
DÍA DE LOS MUERTOS page 9
FREE COMPUTER CLASSES
YOUR LIBRARY SCHEDULE
October-November schedule starts on page 10