June 20, 2011 | cpl_admin
Prom kings and drama queens by Dorian Cirrone
So not the drama: a Del Rio Bay Clique novel by Paula Chase
Keysha's drama by Earl Sewell
Confessions of a teenage drama queen by Dyan Sheldon
The rules for hearts: a family drama by Sara Ryan
Actor's choice: monologues for teens by edited by Erin Detrick
June 20, 2011 | cpl_admin
Play the scene: the ultimate collection of contemporary and classic scenes and monologues by Michael Schulman and Eva Mekler
The collected plays of Neil Simon, volume IV by Neil Simon
It's a slippery slope by Spalding Gray
Red diaper baby: 3 comic monologues by Josh Kornbluth
The piano lesson by August Wilson
Getting Frankie married - and afterwards: and other plays by Horton Foote
June 20, 2011 | cpl_admin
June 20, 2011 | cpl_admin
June 20, 2011 | cpl_admin
The adventures of Marco and Polo by Dieter Wiesmüller; translated from the German by Beate Peter
All aboard!: a traveling alphabet by concept by Chris L. Demarest; illustrated by Bill Mayer
Bee & Bird by Craig Frazier
How to travel with grownups by Elizabeth Bridgman; pictures by Eleanor Hazard
The mystery of the third Lucretia by Susan Runholt
So B. It: a novel by Sarah Weeks
June 20, 2011 | cpl_admin
Amy & Roger's epic detour by Morgan Matson
The enchanted quest by Frewin Jones
Crash into me by Albert Borris
Car trouble: a novel by Jeanne DuPrau
The mystery of the third Lucretia by Susan Runholt
Takeoffs and landings by Margaret Peterson Haddix
June 20, 2011 | cpl_admin
June 20, 2011 | cpl_admin
All day on Friday, June 24, you can bring a white t-shirt or other article of clothing to the Community Room of the library to receive a real-life version of your online badges.
Play along at home by printing out iron-on badges on your inkjet printer. Then, as you earn badges, iron them onto a t-shirt, sash, tote bag, or whatever cloth apparel you'd like.
Another idea is to print them out onto regular paper and
tack/tape them to a corkboard, refrigerator, etc.
And, artists of any age can print out the Connect Your Summer coloring book. When you finish coloring it, bring your best page to the Reference Desk so we can show it off!
April 7, 2011 | cpl_admin
| Line Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Property Tax | 5,349,475.15 |
| State Aid | 30,126.38 |
| Penal Fines | 55,347.56 |
| Overdue Fines | 138,857.47 |
| Fees | 58,206.85 |
| Interest | 2,859.58 |
| Misc & Contributions | 21,660.53 |
April 7, 2011 | cpl_admin
Volunteers are a vital force at Canton Public Library. From cutting scrap paper, to digitizing historic photographs, to hosting programs, our volunteers do great work that we simply could not do without them. If you enjoy the Secondhand Prose bookstore, you've reaped the rewards of our volunteer program; the bookstore is staffed entirely by volunteer Friends of the Library. In 2010, volunteers played an essential role, contributing over 4,700 hours, and their efforts are greatly appreciated.