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Congratulations to our own director, Sharon St. Hilaire, for her induction in the Massachusetts Library Association (MLA) Hall of Fame. Pictures from the induction ceremony at the MLA Annual Conference and a brief summary of Sharon’s accomplishments are available on their website.
Please join us in offering our congratulations to Sharon, a recognized leader in her […]

We often hear about long lost friends finding each other on the internet; how are they doing it? Every story is unique but if you want places to start, here’s two great ones:
zabasearch.com - -
Unlike a white pages search, with this site you can search across all 50 states at once. My real life experience with this site […]

Favorite book title requested this week…
I Still Miss My Man But My Aim Is Getting Better
by Sarah Shankman
Haven’t read the book but the title does make you want to give it a try!
Mention your favorite next time you’re in-

Don’t forget to stop by the library tomorrow to get your free comic book!

Greetings to all!!!
During the installation of our new roof, a skylight and its surrounding structure fell into the building. Some shelving was damaged and we lost some of our music collection. Fortunately, no one was injured. The Building Inspector closed the building because it was unsafe to be in until the second skylight was removed […]

It’s National Library Week soon and Seekonk Library will be celebrating starting April 14th through the19th!  “Discover the World at your Library!” with week-long events such as trivia questions (with prizes!), themed book displays and fun entertainment for all ages.  It’s a time to celebrate the contributions of libraries, librarians and library workers and the perfect time to […]

Just a line to let you know that our “rewards” for children who enrolled in our Cabin Fever Club winter reading program in February are now available with the Youth Services Librarians.  Drop by the Children’s Room and ask Sharon or Mary Ellen to let you pick out your special reward for participating in the […]

I can’t believe it but the truck pulled up at 7:45am. It is now 2:11pm and most of the Children’s room shelving has been installed and we are ready to start filling the shelves again. The day has been busy and we have been short one person. Marge Bradley was stuck at O’Hare because of […]

I have not seen the Children’s room empty in 30 years. We saved quite a bit of money moving everything out by ourselves. On Friday we get to move everything back. In the end it will be well worth all of the work because we will finally have room to grow the Children’s collection. […]