Hours are subject to change due to budgetary issues.
Please call the Library and speak to one of the LIbrarians
to confirm hours.
*There is a problem with the phone message service at
the library. The hours on the answering machine message
are incorrect.
Rare book expert at the Saugus Public Library Wednesday, December 3, 2008 at 6:30 pm Kenneth Gloss, proprietor of the nationally known Brattle Book Shop
in Boston's Downtown Crossing will give a free and open talk entited,
"Treasures in Your Attic: Old and Rare Books." Following the lecture
and question-and-answer session, he will give free appraisals of
books that people bring with them.
Download Free Audio Books Take a look at the new library service.
Patrons can browse through a collection of audio books- including fiction
and nonfiction for adults, teens, and children- check them out with their
library cards, and download them for two weeks. You can listen to the
books on your PC or transfer them to an MP3 player. Some titles can
also be burned to a CD.
Check it out by following the link "Download Audiobooks" on the library’s
homepage, at www.noblenet.org/saugus and get started today!
The library is still looking for generous donations to help us
continue our magazine subscriptions for 2008!
The library is also looking for donations to help with buying the
necessary supplies for new book processing and our day-to-day
items. If you have a favorite magazine, or just want to help us with
upkeep, please consider donating the money necessary for a
magazine subscription or office supplies!
Feel free to bring in cash or a check (made out to the Friends of the
Saugus Public Library) the next time you stop in. If you would like
more information about the items that we need please call us and ask
to speak to our Volunteer Coordinator Carrie, at 781-231-4168 x60
We appreciate all of your help, donations, and patience! Thank you!
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