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To check your account, you will need to log in with your library barcode number and a password. Your default password is the last four digits of your phone number. Please give us a call if you experience problems, and we can reset your password. E-mail notices are available. If you would like to receive e-mail noties for holds and overdues, please let us know on your next visit.  

Spring Programs 

The spring edition of Hagaman Happenings is here! You can  Download Newsletter SPRING 2013 to view or print, or pick one up at the library. Events for adults and children are also listed in the above menu, and on our Facebook  page. If you would like to be reminded of upcoming programs, please sign up for our email list using the link on the left-hand sidebar.

Call For Artists: Hagaman Library Art Exhibits

The Hagaman Memorial Library is seeking applications from artists who would like to show their work for a one-month period during September 2013-August 2014.  Work will be chosen based on its quality, suitability for the library space, and its anticipated appeal to the public. Paintings, photographs, drawings, wall hangings and sculpture are welcome.

Interested? Please download and complete an Artist Application 2013-2014 or you may pick one up at the library. You may also read our Art Exhibit Policy. The deadline for all applications is July 1. We will review all submissions and contact artists to schedule exhibit dates.

 

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Our library earns a 6% commission on everything you purchase when you follow this link to the site. Books movies, electronics, gifts, and everything else qualifies. This is an easy, cost-free way to help the library. Every bit helps!

WOWbrary's weekly e-mail alerts that describe our newest items with links to our online catalog. Other great sites to try for reading suggestions include goodreads, The New York Times book review pages, Publisher's Weekly award news.                                                                                                                                                            

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Women's Work in WWII

 

Join us Wednesday, May 29th at 2:00 p.m. when Connecticut author, John Cilio will speak on his new book Women's Work in WWII. We invite you to hear about the immense contributions made by women during WWII and how they changed the workplace from that point on. Mr. Cilio captures the excitement of the time through a large collection of anecdotal stories and vintage photographs.  Whether you are a WWII buff, a student of women's history or an individual looking for an interesting and engaging program to attend, please join us.  Amazon Reviewer P.L. Atkinson states:  'This book is a joy to read. The pictures are wonderful and present a real insight into the lives of women in WWII.'

Seating is limited, so please register by calling 203-468-3890. Mr. Cilio will address the WWII Veterans Discussion Group which is open to all interested individuals.

 Friends of Hagaman Library Annual Meeting

The Friends of the Hagaman Memorial Library will hold their annual meeting on Tuesday, June 11th at 6:30 p.m. in the Community Room. A short meeting on the purpose and activities of the Friends will precede the evening's entertainment given by pianist, instructor and author, Dr. Donald Alfano.  Dr. Alfano earned his Doctor of Musical Arts degree from Case Western Reserve University and the Cleveland Institute of Music where he was the recipient of the Victor Babin Award in Piano. He has published in both American and foreign journals on a variety of musical subjects.  Dr. Alfano has operated a successful independent piano studio in New Haven for the past several years and teaches at the college level, in addition to serving as the organist at St. Joseph's Church in New Haven.  The meeting is free and open to the public, light refreshments will be served.  

 
Jobseekers! Sign up for a JobNow account today!
Have your resume reviewed by experts and returned to you with suggestions; practice your interview skills with a job coach, and learn more about the job search process! Just click on the JobNow link on the left sidebar at the top of the page.  Would you like to join a job group? The library's job group meets the first and third Thursdays of each month at 3 pm. Share your experiences with other jobseekers!

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