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Notice to the General Public
Nov 10, 2022
A private meeting is being held in the library on Thursday, November 10 with a police presence.
Westerly Sun Column | Sun's Archives Are a Fun Trip Back in Time
Nov 08, 2022
Many people are surprised to learn that they can access old copies of the Westerly Sun on microfilm here at the library.
Westerly Sun Column | Clubs: Great Discussion, Lots of Laughs
Oct 31, 2022
We have several recurring programs that happen here at the library. You probably read about our Cookbook Club a few weeks back, but I wanted to make you aware of a few others!
Westerly Sun Column: Explore the Life and Travels of Bill Bryson
Oct 27, 2022
Some of our most popular nonfiction books are those written by Bill Bryson. Bryson is best known for his humorous travel books, and his signature style of sarcasm, irony, and a healthy dose of self-deprecation. He’s my kind of guy.
Westerly Sun Column: Make the Most of Pumpkin Season
Oct 17, 2022
Each year, my daughter enjoys watching the pumpkins grow from little green balls to large, vibrant, beautiful globes.
Take Our Community Survey!
Oct 13, 2022
Please take a few minutes and share your thoughts about Westerly Library and Wilcox Park. Your input will help us shape our future.
Friends of the Library Book Sale
Oct 11, 2022
There’s a lot to look forward to this time of year! Pie and crockpot season is here, Thanksgiving is around the bend, and soon the end of year festivities will arrive.
Spooky Season at the Library
Oct 03, 2022
Fall is here! The hot lattes are flowing, pumpkin flavored Oreos and toothpaste are hitting the shelves, and it’s time to pull your Halloween décor out of storage and prepare for the season.
This Week, It's All About the Freedom to Read
Sep 19, 2022
Libraries around the country have been celebrating Banned Books Week since 1982, each year drawing attention to the books that have been banned or challenged, and celebrating our freedom to read.
Remembering 'America's Storyteller' by Cassie Skobrak
Aug 14, 2022
I distinctly remember, back in the very beginning of my library career, pulling the book “1776” off the shelf for the umpteenth time and thinking “Wow, this gets a lot of attention for a boring old history book”.
Displaying News 241 - 250 of 251
Notice to the General Public
Nov 10, 2022
A private meeting is being held in the library on Thursday, November 10 with a police presence.
Westerly Sun Column | Sun's Archives Are a Fun Trip Back in Time
Nov 08, 2022
Many people are surprised to learn that they can access old copies of the Westerly Sun on microfilm here at the library.
Westerly Sun Column | Clubs: Great Discussion, Lots of Laughs
Oct 31, 2022
We have several recurring programs that happen here at the library. You probably read about our Cookbook Club a few weeks back, but I wanted to make you aware of a few others!
Westerly Sun Column: Explore the Life and Travels of Bill Bryson
Oct 27, 2022
Some of our most popular nonfiction books are those written by Bill Bryson. Bryson is best known for his humorous travel books, and his signature style of sarcasm, irony, and a healthy dose of self-deprecation. He’s my kind of guy.
Westerly Sun Column: Make the Most of Pumpkin Season
Oct 17, 2022
Each year, my daughter enjoys watching the pumpkins grow from little green balls to large, vibrant, beautiful globes.
Take Our Community Survey!
Oct 13, 2022
Please take a few minutes and share your thoughts about Westerly Library and Wilcox Park. Your input will help us shape our future.
Friends of the Library Book Sale
Oct 11, 2022
There’s a lot to look forward to this time of year! Pie and crockpot season is here, Thanksgiving is around the bend, and soon the end of year festivities will arrive.
Spooky Season at the Library
Oct 03, 2022
Fall is here! The hot lattes are flowing, pumpkin flavored Oreos and toothpaste are hitting the shelves, and it’s time to pull your Halloween décor out of storage and prepare for the season.
This Week, It's All About the Freedom to Read
Sep 19, 2022
Libraries around the country have been celebrating Banned Books Week since 1982, each year drawing attention to the books that have been banned or challenged, and celebrating our freedom to read.
Remembering 'America's Storyteller' by Cassie Skobrak
Aug 14, 2022
I distinctly remember, back in the very beginning of my library career, pulling the book “1776” off the shelf for the umpteenth time and thinking “Wow, this gets a lot of attention for a boring old history book”.
