Hamilton Public Library News
By Hilary Virgil
(Hamilton, NY – Nov. 2013) There’s a chill in the air: come warm up and enjoy all our library has to offer:
* Browse and borrow a book from one of our themed displays featuring quilting, cooking, Thanksgiving and Hanukkah.
* Settle into the big chair in the fireplace room, and relax with a magazine or newspaper.
* Feast your eyes on the wonderful watercolor paintings, photographs and jewelry pieces by artist Anita L. Garzione, currently featured in our gallery space.
* Shop at our book sale table, buy-one-get-one free video sale or purchase from our selection of donated notecards and earrings.
* Use a computer to browse the Internet, check your email, or find information online.
* Stroll through the local history museum and explore the World War II exhibit curated by the Hamilton Historical Commission.
* Attend programs and events in the community room and story room, hosted by the library or one of the many local organizations who utilize these spaces.
* Peruse the bulletin boards in the entry ways and the general public information displayed on the oak bookcase in the fireplace room to get up-to-speed on various community events, non-profit organizations and government services.
* Children can enjoy playing with the toys and stuffed animals here, or stop by to color a picture to take home with them.
Our friendly, knowledgeable staff is waiting to greet you and help you use our many services and resources!
Hilary Virgil is director of the Hamilton Public Library. The library is usually open Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Please call the library at (315) 824-3060, during these hours for assistance. The book drop on Broad Street is always open for your convenience. For more information about library resources, programs and policies, as well as access to online services, visit midyorklib.org/hamilton/ and ‘like’ us on Facebook at facebook.com/HPL.books.