2011 Statistics

 Did you know.....
There were 4,815 visits to the library in 2011
Total library program attendance in 2011 was 1,822
The 6 public-access computers were used 2,464 times in 2011.
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Youth Valentine Craft

Saturday mornings are always fun at the library, and this is sure to be an especially fun occasion.  We're going to make valentine cards, and kids of all ages are welcome to attend.  This is a free program and open to the public.  Children under the age of 10 must be accompanied by an adult. 

Location: 
Morristown Public Library, 200 Main St
Facilitator: 
Bridget Whalen-Nevin
Date: 
2012/02/04
Time: 
10:00 am

Just Arrived!

Wow!  UPS just delivered several titles from NCPR's "BEST BOOKS OF 2011" list. 
In non-fiction:
Catherine the Great
Lost in Shangri-La
Townie
And in fiction:
The Pale King
Pym
The Tragedy of Arthur

New Titles at the library!

Faye Kellerman, Sara Paretsky, Jack Higgins, and yes - of course - the prolific James Patterson titles were released TODAY!  Hurry, they go quickly!

A Close Knit Group

MCS school nurse accepts hats and mittens donation

The Morristown Public Library's knitting group meets every Wednesday.  Last year's project of hats and mittens for MCS to distribute was so successful we are working on it again.  Knitters of all skill levels are encouraged to attend

Location: 
200 Main St
Facilitator: 
Judy Taylor
Date: 
2011/10/19
Time: 
1:30 pm - 3:00 pm

Library's First Collaboration with the Gateway Museum HUGE success!

In collaboration with the Gateway Museum, the Morristown Public Library hosted Native American reenactor Richard Salazar of Gansevoort, NY. Mr Salazar shared songs, tales and myths of the Iroquois. 52 were in attendace of this free library program.  Please visit the library's facebook page to see the pictures at www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Morristown-Public-Library-NY/111670372194508 
Mr. Salazar's show was held on the second floor stage of the Gateway Museum, Main St., Morristown.
This event was made possible, in part, with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts Decentralization Program, administered in Jefferson, Lewis, and St. Lawrence counties by the St. Lawrence Arts Council."

Location: 
the second floor stage of the Gateway Museum
Facilitator: 
Bridget Whalen-Nevin, Jessica Woodcock
Date: 
2011/10/08
Time: 
10:00 am - 11:00 am
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