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Week of December 13, 2015
Through the generosity of the Friends of the Library, we have free & discounted passes for many museums!
Click here to see the museums and reserve a pass!
Children’s Services
Friday December 18: After School Book Club 3:30-4:30
Week of December 6, 2015
Closed for maintenance! The library will be closed Tuesday December 8 and Wednesday December 9 so that intensive cleaning and maintenance may be done safely. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause!
Middle Street Walk:
The Friends will be offering warm cider and cookies as well as staffing a sales desk featuring our mural cards, t-shirts and bags 11am-4pm
Week of November 29, 2015
December Matz Gallery artist: Laura Rooney

Thursday December 3: Resume writing workshop. 9:30am-12noon.
Also Thursday December 3:

Week of November 22, 2015
Scrabble Club meets this week! Tuesday
November 24
6pm-8pm
Thanksgiving Schedule:
The Sawyer Free Library will be closed Thursday, November 26 through Sunday November 29 for the Thanksgiving holiday. We wish you a safe and happy holiday!
Week of November 15, 2015
Tuesday November 17: Smart Technology Shopping 
6:30-8pm Please call the Reference Dept. 978.281.9763 Ext 21 to register
Also Tuesday November 17: Books N Brews at Katrina’s Bar & Grill 6-8pm: Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn
Thursday November 19: Interviewing Skills
NorthShore Career Center and the Sawyer Free Library are co-sponsoring a workshop on how to write a resume that employers will notice. The class will be taught by professional career counselors and will be held on Thursday morning, December 3 from 9:30 am – 12:00 pm. If interested, you need to register at NorthShore Career Center; 5 Pleasant St; Gloucester, MA. For information, call (978) 283-4772.
In The Children’s Library:
Wednesday November 18: Read with Zyla the Therapy Dog – sign up for a 15-minute time slot! 978.281.9763 Ext 18
Saturday November 21:
Sawyer Free Library: Week of November 8, 2015
Sawyer Free Library: Week of November 1, 2015
Save the date!
Matz Gallery Artist for November:
Twenty Years On: The Analog Photography Work of Alexander Thompson
Alexander Thompson is among the anachronistic holdouts in photography. Using only film, in real cameras, Alexander develops all of his own work. His images are a broad mix of the personal, the generic and the cliché. But all of them hold true to a vision Alexander has pursued since before he ever picked up a camera.Once a floundering art student, with more enthusiasm than talent, a chance discovery of a cache of cameras and darkroom equipment in an attic changed his course in 1995. “People ask if I’m a professional photographer when they see me setting up the somewhat elaborate cameras I use. I tell them that ‘professional’ would mean I make a living at it, so no.” Alexander calls it an obsession driven by love. He is always looking, and…
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Sawyer Free Library: Week of October 25, 2015
Scrabble Club meets on the last Tuesday every month
Thursday October 29: Fluoride Forum
6-7:30pm, Friend Room
Open to the public: informative forum on community water fluoridation.
30 Minute documentary on professional perspectives on fluoridation followed by a short question and answer period.
In the Children’s Library:
Wednesday October 28: Read with Zyla the therapy dog! A couple of slots are still available or make an appointment for another Wednesday! http://www.eventkeeper.com/code/events.cfm?curOrg=SFL
Thursday October 29: Halloween Science Club. 3:30-4:30 for grades 2-5
Sawyer Free Library: Week of October 18, 2015
Booktalk
Scribe: My Life in Sports
For the past 45 years Bob Ryan has been covering sports events for the Boston Globe and ESPN. On Oct 20, Mr. Ryan will be talking about his new book, Scribe, which reveals the people behind the stories as only Bob Ryan can. From the NBA to eleven Olympics to his surprising favorite sport, it is sure to be one of the most talked-about sports books of the year by one of the sports world’s most admired journalists. There will be some books available for purchase and signing.
~In the Children’s Library~
Wednesday October 21: A special Halloween Story Time at 10am. Wear a costume if you wish!
Also on Wednesday, read with Zyla, a therapy dog who loves to be read to! There are 15-minute slots available from 3:30-4:30pm, just call the Children’s Library to get a slot: 978-281-9763 x18 or sign up online here













