Join us for popcorn and a movie on our big screen at 3 p.m. on Wednesday, April 11th. You're welcome to bring your own beverages and snacks.Note: This movie is rated PG.
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!
Are you wearing blue today? Click here or on the logo above for information about the fifth annual World Autism Awareness Day. Stop by the library any time during April, Autism Awareness Month, and pick up bookmarks and brochures which have been provided to us by New York ACTS.
The Library will be closed Friday, Saturday, and Sunday for the Easter holiday. You will still be able to access your OWWL account, our catalog, and Owwl2go downloadable audio and eBooks.
Attention Civil War buffs: mark your calendars to join us at 7 p.m. next Wednesday, March 28th. George Contant, author of Path of Blood: The True Story of the 33rd New York Volunteers, will join us to discuss his book and his ten years of research about the 33rd Volunteers' "battles, camp life, and the home from where their families and friends waited ... sometimes forever ... for their return." The book will be available for purchase ($19.95, with $5 of each sale donated to our library), and George will be signing after his program.
Make your reservations now for the March 20th Books-Sandwiched-In - this one will sell out fast! Dennis Money, President of Seneca White Deer, Inc. is returning to talk about The Seneca Army Depot, Yesterday & Today. A $3 donation covers both your lunch and the program, which starts at noon. Thanks to our Friends group for sponsoring this program!
Ask Us 24/7, an online virtual reference service run through Question Point and through the guidance of the Western New York Library Resources Council (WNYLRC), is now linked in the right-hand column of this site. Individual public librarians from all of the different chat organizations work in conjunction with paid Question Point librarians to provide 24 hour reference coverage 7 days a week.
Yummm. It's almost time for our Friends' Yes - It's Chocolate! Valentine's Sale. Stop by the Library at 17 Maple Avenue between 10 and 6 on Monday, February 13th, and Tuesday, February 14th, for a great selection of "Devilish, Delightful, Delectable, Decadent & Downright Delicious" goodies. We'll even have some non-chocolate choices if that's what you prefer. As always, donations of baked goods and candies are gratefully accepted; you may drop off your donations starting Monday morning at 9. I hope to see you at the sale (I'll be the first one in line!!)
After a great discussion of Ann Patchett's State of Wonder, we chose the next three books to read:
Have you noticed the latest enhancement to our OWWL catalog? It's ChiliFresh Review Engine. Made possible by a Harold Hacker Fund grant to the Pioneer Library System, this service lets you give star ratings and write reviews on the books you read. It's also a great way to find that next great book. I'd love to hear your experiences using ChiliFresh.
Come join us at 1:30 tomorrow - Tuesday, January 17th - for the monthly meeting of the Friends of the Sodus Community Library.
The Sodus Community Library will be closed Monday, January 16th, in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. As always, our OWWL catalog, your account, and OWWL2go downloadables will all be available.
Come join us from 10 a.m. to 12 noon this Friday, January 6th as our needlework group resumes. We work on all types of needlecrafts - bring what you're working on or start a new project. (We'd love it if you'd also bring a friend!) The group will continue meeting Friday mornings throughout the winter months, so come when you can.
The Sodus Community Library will be closed
The Sodus Community Library will be closed
We have a great group of Friends. Led by Shirley Patchett, Friends members and volunteers baked, priced, set up and sold all kinds of wonderful goodies (and jewelry and coffee table books) at their Holiday Bake Sale, bringing in $925.42 - almost double their previous best! Thank you to Shirley and all her helpers, too numerous to mention here, to Elinor Weldgen who arranged the jewelry display in spite of her recent surgery, and to Martin Dudley for donating two of his handcrafted nautical-themed wreaths. We're grateful for all the time you donate for the benefit of the library. Thank You!
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.
