Posts by Henry Barker
Farewell, Kristin Readel
We are sad to say that Kristin Readel has resigned from her position as Frost Free’s Library Director. She was a very treasured aid to the community and Frost Free has much to thank her for in regards to her determination and hard work in her position as director. We will miss you Kristin, and…
Read MoreNational Library Week #NLW, More to the Story
As National Library Week comes to a close, I’m reflecting on the community support that has always been the foundation of Frost Free’s success. Not only did we get treated to lunch by Friends of Frost Free but Library Super Fans delivered flowers and cookies too! Our Little Free Library #LFL ambassador has been able…
Read More#NLW More to the Story
Next week is April Vacation for some students, including my granddaughters. We can’t wait for mud kitchen, painting, planting and baking cookies with Bumpy. The library will break out the croquet set, a fresh batch of bubbles and more sidewalk chalk. “So, Remembering the way it was, Sensing the way it is now, we discover…
Read MoreGillbert survived the blizzard and you?
There’s plenty of tree work left to do (Thanks in advance to Wilcox Tree Service for putting us on the list). BIG SHOUTOUT to our DPW, PD, FIRE & EMS for all the ways the cleared a path for us during the storm as well as the generous neighbors and friends that pitched in with…
Read MoreWhat a way to start a Friday
I was first on deck at Marlborough school this morning to read to PreK and Kindergarten classes. I chose You Matter by Christian Robinson. They were dressed in their fancy attire for ‘Fancy Friday. It doesn’t get any better than that. Readers enjoyed another insightful and thought-provoking discussion thanks to New Hampshire Humanities Council, made…
Read MoreWhat a week! Here’s hoping you enjoyed the sunshine today and were extra kind to yourself after a week of shoveling.
So excited about all the connections, partnerships and information that were shared at our community partnership event this past Saturday, January 21st at the Community House; 71 people, 10 pots of soup ladled by my fellow Lions club members, countless smiles, hands shook, and details shared. Watch here for the next event. Did you know…
Read MoreThe mountain stands alone, we don’t have to.
I hope we will see you at our upcoming community gathering. I am so excited to be part of this phenomenal group; Frost Free Library, Federated Church, and Monadnock Lions Club. Music, Food and company – Saturday, January 21st at 5 pm – Donations welcome. RSVP at [email protected] or call 603 876 4479. This event…
Read MoreFrost Free will be closed Friday 12/16 and Saturday 12/17 to allow storm crews to do their thing. Hope you stocked up. It’s an excellent time to explore the website and links to digital resources like Overdrive and Newsbank. They are always open. Stay safe and warm.
There’s a Nip in the air.
We still have a few hats, scarves & mittens that need a home, thanks to our knitting fairy. Take what you need or share with someone who looks cold. We’ve collected a delightful assortment of craft supplies to swap. If you dropped materials off, you should have received a ticket to Early bird admission from…
Read MoreCrunchy, Swirling, Golden days
Quick, go to YouTube and look for Beggar’s Velvet, Lady of Autumn or Cheryl Wheeler’s Autumn in New England. Have a listen and you’ll know how I’m feeling about these lovely, fleeting, golden days. Today has been a busy day at Frost Free. My favorite kind. 9:30 am we read to Mrs. Hoglund’s preschoolers, Owl…
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