Library Hours Shift After June Ends
The library will close for the summer after June 24 and reopen in September. From June 30 hours switch to Tuesday through Friday including Wednesday evenings 7 to 9. Read the shelves and check new titles like The fifth Letter by Nicola Moriarty.
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Nicola Moriarty
Joni
Deb
Eden
Trina
New Summer Secrets and Legal Thrillers From Top Authors
Ruth Illingworth previews Nancy Thayer Secrets in Summer set on Nantucket about friendship family and love. Scott Turow Testament is a legal thriller from a bestselling author about a prosecutor investigating a refugee camp disappearance. John Sandford Golden Prey offers sharp suspense with strong characters. A scene describes Garvin Poole rising and smoking a joint before dawn. Welcome to the library highlights available offerings.
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Nancy Thayer
New York Times
Nantucket
Scott Turow
America
John Sandford
Sandford
Garvin Poole
Eyes on the Skies with Marvemoiselle Ell
Marvemoiselle Ell Lori reports on aurora borealis across Earth and space noting the Northern Lights across the Arctic zones and even on gas giant planets. She links solar activity to auroral displays and suggests future energy potential. She invites readers to observe and share sky shows.
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Siberia
Scandinavia
Iceland
Greenland
Canada
Alaska
Europe
America
Fredricksburg
Virginia
Earth
Jupiter
Saturn
Neptune
Uranus
Hubble Space Telescope
Cassini Space Craft
On This Day June 20 Through History
A list of notable events with dates and figures: Johnson announces Alaska purchase in 1867, first liquid propellant rocket flight in 1939, Auschwitz mass exterminations begin in 1944, Newport 69 attendance and Hendrix payment in 1969, Jaws release in 1975, O J Simpson arraignment in 1994, Ulysses mission second solar pass in 1995, LeBron James finals MVP in 2013, Pepper robots sellout in Japan in 2015.
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Andrew Johnson
Alaska
Auschwitz
Newport
Jimi Hendrix
Steven Spielberg
O.J. Simpson
Nicole Simpson
Ronald Goldman
Ulysses
LeBron James
Pepper
Japan
SoftBank Robotics Corp
Office notice on updating free service availability
A note states that if any information is incorrect or outdated readers should contact the office to keep the free service current. The message emphasizes ongoing updates and a toll for corrections to ensure accuracy.
Your Horoscope Weekly Guide for 12 Signs
Aries may feel easily annoyed this week and should seek positive company to avoid doldrums. Taurus faces a dilemma between fairness and friendship. stay impartial. Gemini enjoys growing confidence from others recognizing achievements. Cancer hosts family or friends and should delegate where needed. Leo embraces spotlight opportunities. dive in. Virgo refocuses on business and real-world tasks. Libra should adopt a serious tone as something important occurs. Scorpio should listen more and gossip less during conversations. Sagittarius may face strong beliefs from others but can stay light-hearted. Capricorn may acquire new skills, possibly computer related or a new language. Aquarius may travel only to realize the destination isn’t what you want. Pisces outdoors provide relief from daily routines.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
LEO
VIRGO
Scorpio
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