Smythie The monthly e-newsletter of the Smyth Public Library June 2020 Volume 14, No.3 COMING SOON! Limited reopening… Watch your emails for details… In the meantime… We understand the desperate! […]
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March Smythie
Smythie The monthly e-newsletter of the Smyth Public Library March 2020 Volume 13, No.12 Events… Traveling Egypt and Israel Wednesday, March 11, 6:30 pm A photo journey with the Meagher’s […]
February Smythie
Smythie The monthly e-newsletter of the Smyth Public Library February 2020 Volume 13, No.11 Events… Hidden History of the Seacoast Tuesday, February 25, 6 pm Hosted by Terry Nelson, the […]
Smyth Public Library Holiday Joy~
“It was always said of him, that he knew how to keep Christmas well, if any man alive possessed the knowledge. May that be truly said of us, and all […]
December-Smythie!
Smythie The monthly e-newsletter of the Smyth Public Library December, 2019 Volume 13, No.9 Events… Friends of the Library ~ Fall Baking Contest …and the winner is: Thea Norstrand Congratulations […]
November Smythie
Smythie The monthly e-newsletter of the Smyth Public Library November, 2019 Volume 13, No.8 Announcing ~Friends of Smyth Public Library~ Easy Fall Baking Contest 1~Check out a Smyth Library baking […]
Smyth Public Library Autumn Warmth!
“The sole meaning of life is to serve humanity.” Leo Tolstoy “Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile.” Albert Einstein ~Thank You to All Veterans~ For Veteran’s […]
Art at town Library!
Come check out the display of student art honoring Veterans Day at town library now through November!
October Smythie
Smythie The monthly e-newsletter of the Smyth Public Library October, 2019 Volume 13, No.7 Announcing ~Friends of Smyth Public Library~ Easy Fall Baking Contest 1~Check out a Smyth Library baking […]
Perfect Fall Days at Smyth Public Library
“My two favourite things in life are libraries and bicycles. They both move people forward without wasting anything. The perfect day: riding a bike to the library.” Peter Golkin […]