January ‘Connections’ Newsletter
We’re kicking off 2025 with some exciting new programs, along with familiar favorites.
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Step into the City of Proswell with the Cold Spring Branch’s Allison Insko
If you visit the Cold Spring Branch this month, take note of its glass display case. This December, it features the work of one of the library’s own: Allison Insko, patron services assistant. Read more
December ‘Connections’ Newsletter
Here’s your guide to a delightful December at the library. December means festive programs at the library, along with our continuing Cam Cares campaign and more. You can even write a letter to Santa or make a card for a senior! Find out all of the latest library news in our Connections newsletter.
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Your Guide to a Delightful December at the Library
Spend December with us by browsing our collection, keeping warm, attending programs and more.
Cam Cares
The library’s long-standing giving season campaign is getting a refresh! Introducing: Cam Cares. Read more
November ‘Connections’ Newsletter
Spend November at the library! Read more
We Want to Hear From You! Take this Patron Survey
The survey is now closed. Thank you to those who participated! We appreciate your feedback.
Curbside Trick or Treat
Trick or Treat at the library without leaving the comfort of your car. Read more
Newport Art Bazaar
Newport Art Bazaar is back this November. Read more
Staff Recommendations: Our Favorite Horror Subgenres—and a Book to Match!
Sink your teeth into horror this October. We asked our staff to recommend a book from their favorite horror subgenre. From body horror to manga, here’s what they suggest.