Tuesday, November 24,
2009
Fulton Public
Library will be having a Book Fair at Barnes and Noble on Sunday,
December 6th from 9 am to 9 pm, on Route 31 in Clay. Are you not
sure of what to buy a loved one for the holidays? Come and get some
Christmas shopping done and help support the library. Book Fair
vouchers are available to pick up at the library. When you make
purchases of books, DVDs, CDs, calendars, games, gifts, and
purchases at the cafe that day and use one of the vouchers, Fulton
Public Library will receive a certain percentage of your sale. At
1:30, join Miss Penny for story hour at the store. She will be
reading some of her favorite stories. Hope to see you there!
We'd
Like To Say Thank You
Sunday, November 15,
2009
Fulton Public
Library recently had a Fall Book and Cake Sale and we would like to
extend our thanks. We received numerous book and cake donations from
many people. We would like to thank anyone who donated books to the
sale. We received hundreds of donated books from many generous
people. We would like to thank Kathy’s Cakes, Wegman’s, and Custom
Cakes By Christine for their donations to the sale. Also, we would
like to thank the many people who donated a cake, your donations
made our sale a success. Most importantly we would like to thank the
community for their continued support to the library.
Fulton
Public Library's Elevator Project Begins
Monday, October 5,
2009
Penny Kerfien,
Director of the Fulton Public Library, announced today that ground
has been broken to construct an elevator to make all four levels of
their historic building fully accessible. Ground was broken Friday,
September 25, on the river side of the 1905 Carnegie structure, to
build a four-story elevator tower on the rear of the building. “The
project will be completed in two sections,” Kerfien said. “The first
part of the project will be to construct the tower, on the river
side of the building, from ground level to the roof.” She explained
that this part of the process will be completed this fall, along
with some of the interior work. The finishing of the interior,
doors, and the elevator itself will be installed in early 2010,
Kerfien continued. Library board president Marian Stanton explained
that while the full cost of the project has not yet been raised,
“The board felt it was important to begin construction as
encouragement to the community—and ourselves—that we’re determined
to be successful.” She said, “We have several other sources of
funding pending, and we are continuing our fund raising activities.
“We even have an evening of Irish music by Belfastman Geordy Austin
and friends along with a traditional corned beef and cabbage dinner
planned for late this fall at the Fulton Polish Home, chaired by
Rosa Kemmis and Bob Vayner,” Stanton said. “We expect to have a firm
date to announce within a few days.”
Summer Reading Program is Almost Here
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Here
at the Fulton Public Library, we're getting ready to kick
off the 2009 New York Statewide Summer Reading Program with
the themes Be Creative and Express Yourself @ Your Library.
Stay tuned to our all new Summer Reading page for continuous
updates, more information, fun resources, and some pictures
and media once the program gets underway. If you're
interested in participating, registration for the Summer
Reading Program will begin June 22 and run through July 17.
Come and have a great summer full of fun and reading with
the Fulton Public Library!
Thank You
For Another Book Sale Success!
Thursday, May
28, 2009
Fulton Public
Library would like to extend a big thank you for the support
of our recent book sale. It was a great success and would
not have been possible without the support of the community.
Thank you to everyone who donated items or attended the
sale. Winners were announced for both of the raffle
drawings. The winner of the Mother's day basket was Ginny
Ahart and Bernice Bateman was the winner of the Thomas
Kinkade throw. The items in the basket were donated by
Christine Lennon, Heather King, Posies and Paintings,
Janelle Wallace and Sandy DeSantis. We look forward to
seeing everyone again in the fall for our next book sale!