My next Zen Den involves making a Starbucks “Pink Drink” dupe.
Looking for 2 to 4 plastic beverage pitchers (the standard iced tea/lemonade kind) that I could borrow for the day?
Let me know if you can help a Barista out! Thanks!
My next Zen Den involves making a Starbucks “Pink Drink” dupe.
Looking for 2 to 4 plastic beverage pitchers (the standard iced tea/lemonade kind) that I could borrow for the day?
Let me know if you can help a Barista out! Thanks!
Friday, June 12, we discovered that Hoopla is experiencing an issue with its server connectivity. This is causing users to receive an error message about access. Some people are fairly alarmed and unhappy about this. We have reported it. Hoopla is working on a fix and a temporary workaround. Please apologize for the inconvenience and refer people to Research & Reader Services with questions. We will provide more information and offer other alternatives for accessible digital downloadable content in the meantime.
We have two teen tutoring groups as we end the school year that are earning service hours. One is through Meghan M. and they know to come to the Ref desk to sign in for their hours. They only do these sessions on Saturday afternoons, and it is almost over.
The second one is through Michelle, and it’s called Pay It Forward. They know to come to the GF desk to check in. There is a labeled binder at the desk they use to sign in and out. Please hand them the binder to do so. They come in during school days.
If you have any questions, please see Michelle or Meghan.
Our dramatic play space for next month is going to be a shoe “store” and we need YOUR creative ideas for a catchy name for our temporary brand! Reply to this post if you are inspired!!
We are also interested in unusual footwear for the store. If you are cleaning out and have some gently used cowboy boots or some special sparkly sandals (or anything else to looks fun or interesting), we will take them!
RPL is working towards being certified as a Sensory Inclusive institution with KultureCity. KultureCity’s Sensory Inclusive program is designed to help guests with sensory needs like PTSD, autism, dementia, and strokes, just to name a few, feel welcomed.
Have arrived! Patrons can now book passes for the next few months. Please let me or Valerie know if there are any issues.
Patron donated 4 passes to the New Bedford Whaling Museum – no dates on them. They are at the Borrower’s Service Desk. Enjoy to whoever would like them!!!
McSweeny’s posted a list of Collective Nouns for Librarians. My favorite one is “A collection of empty chairs is called an author reading.”