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Museum Passes

This summer visit one of five nearby museums or one fantastic ski area with your Jackson Library card!

Squam Lake Science Center

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Becoming Nicole is

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What’s on the Story Trail?

One-Dog CanoeOne-Dog Canoe by Mary Casanova is the featured story on the trail behind the Library.

Cutting the Cable on 9/25 at 7pm

posted on September 20th, 2019

Please join the Friends of the Jackson Public Library for a workshop on “Cutting the Cable: New Ways to Watch Television” by Bob Levin. This program will be held Wednesday evening September 25th at 7 pm at the Jackson Public Library.

Bob Levin will explain what combinations of devices and equipment make
“cutting the cable” feasible. He will discuss subscription services and how they work, and whether they can save you money. Bob will also cover options such as Smart TV, Amazon Prime, Apple TV, Hulu, and sport streaming services. Finally, Bob will provide instructions on how to set up some of the most popular options.

Bob Levin is a photographer and marketing specialist living in Tuftonboro, NH. He runs RDL studios. For more information, go to www.rdlstudios.com. This program is free and open to the public, although a $5.00 donation is welcome to offset presenter expenses. For more information, please contact the Jackson Public Library at 603-383-9731.

One Book One Valley 2019

posted on September 16th, 2019

One Book One Valley

I am proud to announce the official start of One Book One Valley season in Jackson and this year’s book is Becoming Nicole: The Transformation of an American Family by Amy Ellis-Nutt.

It is the story of the Maines family and their journey accepting and then supporting the male to female transition of one of their adopted twins. There is a lot to learn from this story and I … Read more

We love dogs and our town

posted on September 6th, 2019

We are truly a full service library. Just took a call from someone who had found a neighbor’s dog but did not have the neighbor’s phone number. Knowing the neighbor uses the Library he or she called us.

“I know you can’t share the number, but could you just call them and tell them I’m at the house with Sam?” [Dog named changed to protect canine identity.] It took me only a moment … Read more

 
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