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Welcome to the Sodus Community Library. We hope that the information we present here is helpful to you, and that we will see you in the Library soon!
The Sodus Community Library Board of Trustees' monthly meeting will be held at 4 p.m. on Thursday, December 8th. Because our Friends of the Library Holiday Bake Sale and the Expansion Project Referendum will both be held in the library that day, the Trustees will be meeting in the library's Annex at 19 Maple Avenue. Board meetings are open to the public.

For several months, representatives from the community, the Library's Board of Trustees, and staff have been working on plans to alleviate our currently overcrowded conditions and to provide handicapped accessibility to all areas of our facility. Many of you have stopped by to see the concept plans drawn up by LaBella Associates to deal with these problems. Important dates are:
We apologize for the inconveniences you're experiencing today while our system is down. Don't worry about being overdue if you return your DVDs today. If we aren't able to check them in before closing today, we will backdate their return tomorrow. You will still be able to check things out today - you just won't receive your printed receipt. Thanks for your patience!

Please plan to join us at noon this Thursday, October 27th, as our Book Club discusses The Madonnas of Leningrad by Debra Dean. This book will be next spring's "If All of Rochester Read the Same Book..." selection, so you'll be able to get a head start on those discussions.
Call now to reserve your spot for next week's Books-Sandwiched-In. Jean Seymour, our favorite book reviewer, will be discussing Nothing Daunted: The Unexpected Education of Two Society Girls in the West by Dorothy Wickenden. The luncheon starts at noon on Tuesday, October 18th; a donation of $3 covers your sandwich, beverage, and dessert. I hope to see you there!The Sodus Community Library will be closed Columbus Day, Monday, October 10th. Our OWWL catalog, your OWWL account, and OWWL2go downloadable audiobooks and eBooks will all be available for you to access.

We had a great time with all of you the last six weeks, and hope you enjoyed it, too. If you or your children participated in this year's Summer Reading program, please take a minute to stop by the circulation desk and ask for a survey form. It's just a few questions, and is needed for a grant evaluation. Thanks for your help!
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I hope you're planning on joining us tomorrow (Thursday, August 17th) for our final day of Summer Reading.
Our sixth week of Summer Reading is here. We hope you've had fun and that you're planning to join us to celebrate the last days of One World, Many Stories. Here's what we've scheduled:
Visit Reed Eye Associates tomorrow (Tuesday, August 9th), for their Spectacular Eyewear Event. They are very generously donating all of the money raised from selling raffle tickets, hotdogs, and popcorn to our library. What a great way for you to support a local business and your community library at the same time. (Raffle prizes include a Tiffany bracelet, a Michael Kors wallet, a $100 American Express gift card, Vera Bradley purses, Nike golf balls, and more!)
Only two more weeks for you to join in the fun! Here's what's happening the week of August 7th:
Week 4? Wow, this Summer is going fast! Here's what's happening at the Library this week:
We have another great week planned for you:
We had a great first week of Summer Reading! Here's what's happening this week:
Join us for this first week of Summer Reading fun:
I hope you and your family will join us for this year's Summer Reading Program, One World, Many Stories. If you register here online, remember to stop by the library to pick up your bag of registration goodies. (NOTE: Make sure to click on the correct grade level tab at the top of the banner!)
There's good news for those of you who download audiobooks and ebooks from OWWL2go - you may now check out up to 4 titles at a time. In addition, you'll now be able to place holds on up to 4 items.