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JULY 31, 2010
WELCOME!
| Learn more about the West Tisbury Library Foundation HERE |
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Don't miss our really BIG & totally FUN
Annual Book Sale
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Backing into Forward
Book Talk & Signing with
Jules Feiffer
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"Noble Horseshoe Crab"
A Lecture with Fred Hotchkiss
Marine and Paleobiological
Research Institute
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"The Long Good-bye to Summer"
Poetry Series
w/ Jill Jupen • Jennifer Tseng • Leslie Prosterman • Lily Bick • Zen Hughes • Eileen Maley • Beth Parker • Maureen Hall • Donald Nitchie • Justen Ahren • Amira Thoron
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Artwall Exhibit by
Julianna Healy
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Sign Up for Summer Reading!
"Go Green @ Your Library"
Join in the Magic Fun at the Kickoff Party
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Interested in helping our wonderful library?
West Tisbury Library Foundation
Mission: To promote and advocate for the expansion, improvement, maintenance and support of the library buildings, collection, programs and services of the West Tisbury Free Public Library.
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Library Journal Rates
West Tisbury Library 5 Stars
More information here & here.
HAPLR Lists Library Among Top in Nation
More information here & here.
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Nelia's Favorite Children's Books
Shared on MVTV, June 18, 2010
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Looking for something to read?
Try our new search tools?
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Blu-ray
If you have a Blu-ray player,
come check out our new selection of discs.
(Tip: "District 9") |
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Laura, Our Gardening Expert,
Shares Her Favorite Books on Perennial Garden Design
Here.
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The World of the
Troubadours and Trobairitz
in poem, song, and music
Progamme & Info HERE |
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The Limericks are in!
And we have the WINNERS!
Vineyard Limerick Challenge
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Make sure to visit our Calendar of
new & upcoming
programs & events |
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The West Tisbury Free Public Library is a community and information center that engages a diverse community and connects them to timely, accessible resources through responsive public service in order to: promote the value of reading and self-expression in its young people; promote lifelong learning, independence and individual personal achievement for citizens of all ages; and to provide opportunities for community members to challenge and examine their world and to explore the diversity of other worlds and heritages. |
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