What’s new at Ogunquit Library?
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Winter Hours. We will be closed on Mondays.
October 1st to May 31st
9am to noon & 12 – 5pm, closed Sunday, Monday & Holidays
Now open by appointment
The Library building is open by appointment only on Thursdays and Fridays. Call ahead the day before to make an appointment. We are continuing to offer curbside service.
Don’t forget that you can access ebooks and audiobooks from home using the CloudLibrary! Check our Facebook page or give us a call at 207-646-9024 for up-to-date information.
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Gabby Gathering about the Old Boston Land, Thursday, October 8th at 2:30.
Preservation of the Old Boston Land.
Join us on Thursday, October 8, 2020 at 2:30 PM for a Zoom session about an important conservation effort: preservation of the Old Boston Land.
Ogunquit and the Great Works Regional Land Trust have a one-time opportunity on November 3rd to protect the Old Boston Land on North Village Road. At 157 acres this is the largest remaining undeveloped property in the town with over 2000 feet of frontage on the Ogunquit River. Its woodlands, wetlands, historic foundations and cemetery would provide for outdoor recreation and protect water quality. It connects with 6000 acres of conservation lands stretching to Mt Agamenticus. Tin Smith, Great Works Regional Land Trust Board member, will talk about this exciting project and answer questions.
We hope to see you there on Zoom!
Join Zoom Meeting https://networkmaine.zoom.us/j/87010785037
Meeting ID: 870 1078 5037
Maine Online Absentee Ballot Request
To find out more about voting with an absentee ballot click here https://apps.web.maine.gov/cgi-bin/online/AbsenteeBallot/index.pl this will take you to a secure, online service provided by the Maine Secretary of State.
Winter Hours Coming in October
The library will switch to winter hours on October first. We will be closed on Mondays.
October 1st to May 31st
9am to noon & 12 – 5pm, closed Sunday, Monday & Holidays
A thank you note to the Mullen family.
The Mullen family has donated a stove to the library. This electric fireplace insert will make a cozy addition to the reading area in front of the fireplace. The faux flames can flicker without turning on the heat in the summer. Here are some photos of the new stove.
Internet Safety Policy adopted.
The Internet Safety Policy was adopted by the Board of Ogunquit Memorial Library at a public meeting, following normal public notice, on August 26,2020.