Stowe Free Library hires new director
Loren Polk is the new library director of Stowe Free Library. She starts June 19. A retirement celebration for Cindy Weber will take place on Wednesday, June 28, at 3
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Loren Polk is the new library director of Stowe Free Library. She starts June 19. A retirement celebration for Cindy Weber will take place on Wednesday, June 28, at 3
Behind its classical pillars and burnished white facade, allegations of bullying and mismanagement are roiling behind the Stowe Free Library’s placid surface.
Storytime for little ones returns to Stowe Free Library on Friday, May 7, 10:30 a.m., 90 Pond St. Stories, songs, rhymes and a take-home craft will be offered outside (weather permitting) on the front lawn with youth librarian Nancy Rumery. Physical distancing for all (to the best of your ability) and face coverings for those over the age of 2 will be expected of all attendees. The library suggests bringing blankets or mats to create family islands. For more information contact Rumery at (802) 253-6145 or youthlibrarian@stowelibrary.org.
In 2020, the Stowe Free Library circulated (checked out) 36,506 items. During the 7 months of curbside service, 1276 lists of requested items were processed, packaged and handed out to individuals on the front porch. The staff spent over 500 minutes, in-person or remotely, assisting patrons with technical issues on their computers and/or personal devices. The most circulated titles of the year were: âOlive, Againâ by Elizabeth Strout â 33 checkouts âThe Giver of Starsâ by Jojo Moyes â 26 checkouts âThe Dutch Houseâ by Ann Patchett â 26 checkout...