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Library Hours

Mon: Closed
Tues: 12pm-8pm
Wed: 10am-6pm
Thurs: 12pm-8pm
Fri: 10am-6pm
Sat: 10am-2pm
Sun: closed for summer

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Our Mission

The Deborah Rawson Memorial Library encourages a love of reading and lifelong learning by providing diverse selections of classic and current books, multimedia materials, unique local collections, and programming for all ages in an inviting space fostering community interaction and public discussion.


The Deborah Rawson Memorial Library (DMRL) is revising its five-year plan, and you can help. If you’re a regular visitor, we want to find out what you like, what could be better, and how we can make the library a place that meets your needs. And if you’re not a regular visitor, please let us know how we might make your local library more useful to you.
Please take a few minutes to complete this survey.

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Current Events at the Library:

The library will be closed from August 2nd to August 10th.  The children’s room is being painted and new shelves are being installed.  The book drop will be available for book returns.

Final Event Beach Party        Fri July 30, 4:00 – 5:00
Meet on the Green at Jericho Circle to make your own sundae, and enjoy games.  Bring a towel and come prepared to get wet.  In the event of rain we will be in the Community Center.  Co-sponsored by the JTL and the DRML.  To register call 899-4686.

What Poetry Can Do (and do for you!)
An Introductory Poetry Class and Workshop
In this class we will read poems by established writers and then create our own poems in class. The primary focus will be your own writing process and how to experiment with, and nourish, your own voice. The focus is for beginning poets, but the class is open to writers of all levels, experience, and interest. You can attend one session or any number of sessions.
Dates: August 11th – The Poem, August 13th – Image, August 18th – Line, August 20th – Sound
Time: 10:30AM – 12:30PM each day
Age level: Ages 13 and up
Enroll: Please call or stop by the library by August 10th at 3pm.
899-4962 Please indicate which sessions you will be attending.
Space is limited to 12.

Bring: A notebook and a pen
Melissa Hotchkiss will lead the class and workshop.

 
For a complete listing of programs: Click here

See our Google calendar of events: Click Here

 

Learn a language at home. Mango Languages allows patrons access to conversational language learning lessons in 22 languages. Be sure to create a profile with your email address when you log in for the first time.
Our access to Mango Languages is made possible through a partnership with the Green Mountain Library Consortium.

Try our Books and Authors database. Call the library at 899-4962 to get a password for access.

Listen Up Vermont!

There's a new service at the library: audiobooks that you can download to your own computer, a CD, or onto an MP3 players. Now available for ipod users! More info at: www.listenupvermont.org

Downloadable audio books from Recorded Books are now available. Click here to start using this great new service! Have questions? Click here for FAQs or call the library and we'll be happy to help you!

Ever wondered how much your library membership is worth? Click here to find out!