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The membership for the Library and the Historical Society is $15 per year each. You can belong to both for $25 per year. The Library also holds a children's story hour on Saturdays staring at 10:30 AM.
Spring is right around the corner!!! While you're out and about, please stop by your community library! We've just received the following new books: In non fiction - "Spearhead" in mysteries " Wolf Pack" by C.J. Box, "First Lady" by James Patterson, "The Victory Garden" by Rhys Bowen and 'Careless Love" by Peter Robinson. In fiction "Cemetery Road" by Greg iles, "Black Leopard, Red Wolf" by Marlon James and "An Anonymous Girl" by Hendricks/Pekkanen.!!! See you soon!!!!
The new books that we've gotten include The Border by Don Winslow, The Huntress by Kate Quinn, Circe by Madeline Miller, The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides, The Songbird by Marcia Willett and last but not least, Unto Us a child is born by Donna Leon. See you soon!!
Please stop by at the Springs library this week! We're there from 10:00 - 12:00 on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. We're also open on Wednesday afternoon from 2:00 - 4:00 and. Saturday from 10:00 until 3:00! We've gotten new books and new DVDs! Come in and check it out! See you soon!
We've received new books! They are: "The Moon Sister" by Lucinda Riley, "The New Iberia" by James Burke, "The lost girls of Paris" by Pam Jenoff, "The Chef" by James Patterson, "Dear Mrs. Bird" by A J Pearce, and "The Wartime Sisters" by Lynda Loigman. See you soon.
Springs Historical Society is looking for a volunteer web designer.
The Board of Trustees of the Springs Historical Society is putting out a call to its members and their friends, asking for help in finding a local web designer who would be willing to donate his/her time and expertise in setting up a combined web site for the Society and Springs Library.
As with many other non-profit organizations, we feel a web presence is vital in keeping the community informed of what we have to offer, opening a dialog with the community and maintaining and expanding a robust membership.
The site would include pages with headings such as: Home, About, Membership, Events Calendar, Historical Archives, and Library, in addition to others suggested during development. We hope to have the site up and running before the Summer.
Keeping our desired late Spring launch date in mind, anyone interested in offering their services can email Kevin Kennedy at [email protected] with ’SHS Web Proposal’ in the subject line.
Please include the following in your response:
1. Your contact information (full name, address, email and phone number).
2. A summary of your web design experience with links to finished projects.
3. A list of the platforms and programs you use in your development work.
4. If you’ve had experience with community non-profits or similar organizations.
5. Please respond by February 28th.
Thank you for your continuing support.
Kevin Kennedy, Member Board of Trustees
Chairman Web Development Committee
and
Donald Sussis, President, Springs Historical Society
Please come and take a look at the new books that we've just received. They include "The Golden tresses of the Dead" by Alan Bradley, "Tony's wife" by Adriana Trigiani, "The Boy" by Tami Hoag, "the Black Ascot " by Charles Todd and "The Overnight Kidnapper" by Andrea Camilleri. In non-fiction we've received "The First Conspiracy" by Brad Meltzer. Hope to see you soon.
On these cold days and nights, a good companion could be an interesting book! Stop in at Springs library and check out the new fiction and non fiction books that we've gotten. We've got "Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens, "Verses for the Dead" by Preston & Child, "Every Breath" by Nicholas Sparks and "Past Tense" by Lee Child. We've also got "Becoming" by Michelle Obama, "Educated" by Tara Westover and "The Library Book" by Susan Orlean just to name a few!!
Brrr. It's cold outside. How about stopping by the library and taking out a movie or book or jigsaw puzzle to amuse yourself inside.
We wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving
The Springs Library and Springs Historical Society want to thank our veterans and express our deep gratitude for all of them, past and present.
New books at the library:
Lethal White by Robert Galbraith; The Reckoning by John Grisham; Holy Ghost by John Sandford: Unsheltered by Barbara Kingsolver; A Casuality of War by Charles Todd; A Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand; the Library Book by susan Orlean; and In the Hurricane's Eye by Nathaniel Philbrick
The library has recently donated many boxes of books to "The Book Fairies", through Zachary Hallett, a local boy scout, who is earning his Eagle Scout badge. The books will go to needy schools and organizations in the NY metropolitan area. We are thrilled that the books, left over from a recent book sale, will go to such a worthy cause, instead of being discarded.
We had over a hundred people attend our meeting today, and the enthusiasm was wonderful. We have a new Board of Directors, and many volunteers to help them re-energize our Society. Thanks to all our long term supporters, and welcome to our new members.
Please come to a meeting this afternoon at theme Springs Presbyterian Church. The meeting is at 1:30 And we will be discussing the need for a new board of directors and their primary goal of renewing the charter so that both the Springs Historical Society and the Springs Library will remain viable. Please attend to show your support of these valuable Springs organizations. Thank you
The gala last Saturday for the Heart of Springs was a great success. Lovely weather, delicious food, good music and a heartwarming show of support for our chamber's historic center.
Some new books have arrived: The Hidden Keys by Andre Alexis, The Silence of the Girls, by Pat Barker, John Woman, by Walter Mosley in the fiction section. Arnhem by Antony Beever and The Outer Beach by Robert Finch in the nonfiction area. We also are adding in our collection of books for junior readers. there is a new Ivy and Bean, Eerie Elementary and Puppy Place.
Good Morning Readers!
At Springs Library we have all the books on the New York Times best seller list. Please come and choose one, or more, to enjoy in the fall.
We have lots of new large print books as well as regular books. Stop by and check us out
Don't forget: there are lots of 25 cent books for sale under the canopy, and a lot of them were newly put out.
The library will be closed on Labor Day. Enjoy
Last Saturday, the library received $110 from the Agricultural Fair, "Chicken Drop". We are very appreciative and thank the sponsors very much.
New books include the Masterpiece by fiona davis, Tailspin by Sandra Brown, Where the Crawdads ?Sing, by Delia Owens, An Accidental Corpse by our own local Helen harrison, and Paradox by Catherine Coulter.
This is a personal post: My husband and I are so grateful for all the well wishes and concerns our library patrons, supporters and volunteers have shown us during our health issues. Thank you- simple words, but heartfelt.
some recent additions: Babe Ruth by W.G.Braund, the Lido by Libby Page, the Other Woman by Daniel silva, The Good Fight by Danielle Steel and Cottage By the Sea, by Debbie Macomber.
The Springs Library will be closed on August 11, the day of the Fisherman's Fair. Thanks
A sad day - the workers from the town are beginning to clear out the upstairs room of books. If it is needed for the benefit of the house, then I guess it has to be done. We saved a lot of the art books and childrens books for our summer sales.
Hi. We had loads of people buying our 25 cent a book or a bag for a $1 last weekend. The books upstairs are still here, so come by for a great bargain.
Dont forget. Sale books are 25 cents each. The Town will be clearing out the upstairs soon, so don't wait. We have some new books in the library, including Clock Dance by Anne Tyler,Shelter in Place, by Nora Roberts, The Dark Angel by Elly Griffiths and A Shout in the Ruins by Kevin Powers.
The Town will be removing all the books from the upstairs rooms in the near future. Until then, anyone wanting great bargains can come and buy any book for 25 cents, or a $1 a bag. There are loads of paperback, childrens books and nonfiction books.
Hi. some new books in library include the Outside by Stephen King, Adjustment Day by Chuck Palahniuk, All We Ever Wanted by emily Giffin, Bring Me Back by B.A. Paris, Girl in Snow by Dany Kukafka and My 25 Years in Provence by Peter Mayle.
The 3rd Heart of springs Gala will be held on Saturday, September 15, from 5 to 7. You can go to their page, or their web page for more info.
Some new books at library include The Overstory by Richard Powers, The Pharaoh Key by Preston and Child, Paris By the Book, by Liam Callanan, and Calypso by David Sedaris. There are lots of good books for a quarter under the outdoor tent too.
For our younger patrons, we have more books in the Heidi Heckelbeck and Eerie Elementary series.
Some new books this week include The Cast by Danielle Steel, The Death of Mrs. Westaway by Ruth Ware, The Neighborhood by Mario Llosa, By Invitation Only by Dorothea B. Frank, The Flight Attendant by Chris Bohjalian, and Robin by Dave Itzkoff.
Our library gardens are once again looking lovely, thanks to two of our volunteers, Olga and Fran. Thanks so much. the bees and butterflies thank you too.
Hurrah! the 25 cent outdoor book sale is up and running. Stop on by. Great books; unbeatable price.
Two poems that deal with grief in a comforting way are: Do not stand at my grave and weep, by Mary E. Frye and Gone from my sight, by Henry Van Duke.
We just heard of the death and possible death of Ben Krupinsky and his wife Bonnie. Our thoughts are with their family and friends. He was a generous benefactor to our Springs Library, and we will remember him with thanks, as we also mourn his passing, as well as the possible loss of his wife, and the other people on the plane.
Outdoor book sale this Saturday. Hardcover $1. Paperbacks $..50.
New books this week includeThe Mars Room by Rachel Kushner,The Years by Annie Ernaux, the Only Story by Julian Barnes,The Best Cook in the World, by Rick Braggs. For the younger readers, we have Goodnight Stories for Rebel Girls, one and two, and in Large Print, we haveTwisted Prey by John Sandford. Stop on by. Yearly membership is still only $15.
some new books available now are the Affliction by Beth Gutcheon, Surprise Me by sophie Kinsella, Womenb in sunlight by Frances Mayes, Every Note Played by Lisa Genova and The Sparsholt Affair by Alan Hollinghurst.
We hope to have the outdoor book sale up and running by mid May, weather permitting. New books include The Mechanical Devil by Kate Ellis, Varina by Charles Frazier, who wrote Cold Mountain, and regular and large print copies of Red Alert by James Patterson. Season 2 of The Crown, dvd, is here.
In the recent, April 25th, edition of The EH Press, an article entitled "Stickers to Poll Populace", stated in error, that members of the Springs Historical Society erected the two "Welcome to The Springs" signs. We are not sure what gov't entity was responsible, but logic says it would be a EH Town dept.
Spring really does seem to be coming. We have new dvds at the library, including The Post, and new books, including As You Wish, by Jude Deveraux, the Sixth Day by CatherineCoulter, and Inseparable by Yante Huang. We also have many of the newest novels in Large Print.
some new dvds are here, including All the Money in the World, and My Name is Khan. Some new books are The Bad Daughter by Joy Fielding, Why Kill the Innocent by C.S. Harris and Accidental Heroes by Danielle Steel.
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