Recently, we announced that Topsham Public Library was awarded a Libraries Build Business grant, an initiative of the American Library Association funded by Google to build capacity and… Read more »
Posts Categorized: In the News
The Macmillan Boycott
Those of you who enjoy eBooks and audio books that are available through cloudLibrary with your library card, will be interested to know about the boycott of Macmillan Publishers eBooks… Read more »
Congratulations to Our Director!
If you haven’t heard the news, our very own Susan Preece, Director of Topsham Public Library, is the recipient of the 2019 Outstanding Librarian of the Year Award given by… Read more »
What’s In Your Wallet?
Everyone, find your library card! Topsham Public Library is offering its patrons more value with the rolling out of a state-wide pilot program which allows our patrons in good standing… Read more »
Topsham Public Library to Open Mondays!
There is excitement in the air! Topsham Public Library is changing our operating hours, and we are so pleased to announce that beginning July 1, we will be open on… Read more »
Our Annual Appeal
The following is a letter from David Mosley, Development Coordinator for Topsham Public Library. Can you believe it? It’s that time of year again. Dreary, post-fall/pre-winter weather with seemingly “shorter”… Read more »
Dave Mosley Takes on New Role as Development Coordinator
You may have noticed lately that Dave has not been behind the circulation desk as much as usual. As well as Volunteer Coordinator, and Suggestion Source Extraordinaire, he is now… Read more »
Did You Watch The Great American Read?
On Tuesday, May 22, PBS aired the premier of The Great American Read. Did you watch it? In case you aren’t sure what I’m talking about, PBS is hosting The… Read more »
Plan Your Topsham
Have you heard? The Town of Topsham is updating the Comprehensive Plan and they want residents’ input. Between Thursday, October 19 and Monday, October 23 there are a series of… Read more »
Banned Books in the News by Bernardo
I was surprised to “hear” that Invisible Man was banned because it had “…no literary value.” The article in the Christian Science monitor attributes that view to only one member… Read more »