207-743-5309
207-743-5308 (Children's Department)
email: norlib@norway.lib.me.us
Monday, Tuesday, Friday 10-5
Wednesday 10-8
Thursday 12-5
Saturday 10-3 (10-1Memorial Day-Labor Day)
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Norway Memorial Library is a
Wireless Hot Spot
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To Norway Memorial Library's It is a work in progress and it will continue to grow over the
coming months. Looking for your patron record? Click on the Minerva link (to the left) and then click the Patron Record link.
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PLAYAWAY Have you heard? There’s another way to listen to audiobooks!
If you aren’t familiar with Playaways, you’ll want to check them out. A Playaway is a small audio player that comes preloaded with an entire audiobook, regardless of length. You don’t need a separate player, and you don’t have to worry about several cassettes or CDS… just press play! Plus, they’re small enough to carry around in your pocket – so your favorite book can go anywhere you do!
Check them out the next time you visit the library or request them online by searching Minerva(use keyword Playaway.)
Happy listening!
Great Courses: recent additions
Emerson, Thoreau and the Transcendentalist Movement (in 2 parts)
How the Earth Works (in 4 Parts)
Life Lessons from the Great Books (in 3 parts)
Sensation, Perception and the Aging Process (in 2 parts)
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Fireside Chat
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Thursday, February 18
6:30 pm
Nancy will speak about her experiences as an Animal Communicator and as a Therapeutic Riding Instructor as well as those of writing Days with Daisy. Nancy is a long-time resident of the Oxford Hills. She taught in public schools for 25 years before retiring and becoming a volunteer Therapeutic Riding Instructor for which she received the 2009 NARHA Instructor of the Year recognition Award. Nancy has also learned to hear and speak with animals and used that skill to communicate with Daisy, a golden retriever who shared her thoughts about what’s really important in life with Nancy. Days with Daisy is a story they tell together.
NML Teens!
Use the links beneath the Teens@NML tab above to read news about what's coming up at the library especially for you and to access our teens volunteer application.
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Coming in March... So Near and So Far: "So Near and So Far" will explore the history, romance, political turmoil, spirit and cultural riches of Cuba. Readers will come to see how much Cubans and Americans have in common, and how the two societies differ. This series will be facilitated by Allen Wells, Roger Howell, Jr. Professor of History, Bowdoin College. Click HERE to view the schedule and read more about this program. |
