Registration is open for the 2021 Summer Reading Program at the Clinton Public Library.
“This year’s theme is ‘Tails and Tales,’ so join us at the library for a summer filled with exciting programs and activities,” a press release said.
The library, partnering with the Anderson County Animal Shelter, will kick off Summer Reading 2021 on Tuesday, June 8, with a special adoption fair on the front library lawn.
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The Clinton Public Library has canceled programs scheduled between March 13 and March 30, and a new Curbside Delivery service has been announced.
It’s part of a prevention and response plan that the library has developed in response to the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic.
Here is what the library is doing:
[Read more…]The Clinton Public Library will be closed November 11-16 for renovations.
The closing is the first phase of a three-part effort to replace all the flooring and some furniture within the library, a press release said.
Similar closings will occur in December and January.
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The Friends of the Clinton Public Library will have their book sale this week from March 20-23.
All proceeds from the sale will be used to help the Clinton Public Library, a press release said. All items will be from from $0.50 to $1, the press release said.
Here is the sale schedule: [Read more…]
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There will be a presentation on the basics of ghost hunting at the Clinton Public Library this evening (Friday, October 12). It’s one of several events at the library this month that have also included or will include cooking, Harry Potter, and chess.
“Looking to find a ghostly spirit this Halloween?” a press release said. “Join us on Friday, October 12, from 5-6:45 p.m. for the ‘Basics of Ghost Hunting.’ The founders of the East Valley Paranormal Society will give a presentation on the basics of ghost hunting, evidence of the paranormal activity they have discovered, and conclude with a a question-and-answer session.”
The library had its first-ever Cookbook Club on Monday, October 8.
The next Fandom Friday at the library later this month will feature Harry Potter. [Read more…]
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The Clinton Public Library will host Bookaroo, a unique music festival finale with fun for all ages, for its summer reading finale, a press release said.
Bookaroo will be 5-7 p.m. Friday, July 20.
“Join us as we celebrate with a music festival-themed summer reading finale!” the press release said. “We will be doing rockstar makeovers complete with a photo opportunity to show off your new style. There will also be games, water activities, face painting, cotton candy, and more! We have fun for the whole family as we finish our summer reading with a rocking evening.”
Prizes will be given out from the finale through August 3, the press release said. Stop by the library with your completed reading log to claim your prize. [Read more…]
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There is a new Chess Club at the Clinton Public Library and the first Teen Book Club.
In a press release, the library said it is offering more new programs and welcoming a new staff member.
The Chess Club met Saturday, February 3, and will meet again on Saturday, February 17, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
“Join us to learn chess or brush up on your skills,” a press release said. “This club is for all ages from pros to beginners.”
Chess Club will take place every first and third Saturday from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. [Read more…]
Friends of Clinton Public Library has its annual book sale June 1-4.
Here is a schedule:
Patrons can take advantage of the “Food for Fines†program at the Clinton Public Library from July 6 to July 11.
“Bring in an unexpired, nonperishable food item for each dollar you have in overdue fines, and your fines will be forgiven,” a press release said.
All donations will benefit the Anderson County Community Action Commission.
Clinton Public Library is located at 118 South Hicks Street in Clinton. Â Call (865) 457-0519 for more information about the program.
Source: ClintonPublicLibrary.org
Teens ages 13 to 18 are invited to volunteer at the Clinton Public Library this summer. Volunteers will be registering children and adults for the Summer Reading Club, assisting at programs, helping to prepare for story times, and more.
All teens interested in volunteering at the Library this summer ​must ​attend an orientation at the Library on ​Thursday, May 7, ​or on ​Tuesday, May 19, ​at 5:30 p.m. This orientation will provide you with more information about volunteering and prepare you to complete tasks. All teens must be accompanied by a parent/guardian.
Only 20 volunteers are needed, so please call the Library at (865) 457Â-0519 to reserve a spot. Clinton Public Library is located at 118 South Hicks Street in Clinton.
Brian Hunt
Two nonprofit organizations are hosting a Tuesday evening forum for the two candidates for Anderson County Juvenile Court judge.
The two candidates are Republican Brian Hunt and Democrat Michael Clement.
The forum is hosted by Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of the Tennessee Heartland and Community Mediation Services (CMS). It will be held in the Clinton Public Library from 6 to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, July 8. Doors will open at 5:30 p.m., a press release said.
Each candidate will have an opportunity to address the group, and several questions will be taken from the audience. The public is invited, and reservations are not necessary.
Michael Clement
The Anderson County general election is Aug. 7
CASA of the Tennessee Heartland is a local nonprofit, volunteer-based organization that gives a voice in court to abused and neglected children. CASA volunteers give an independent recommendation of permanent placement to the judge based solely on the best interest of the child involved and advocate for necessary services the child may need. More information can be found at www.casatnh.org.
Community Mediation Services is a volunteer-driven nonprofit that assists and empowers individuals to engage, transform, and resolve conflicts through the use of collaborative, constructive processes, the press release said. CMS helps people get heard, get healed, and get back to their lives through four different no-cost mediation programs focusing on at-risk youth and families. Learn more at www.peacefulresolution.org.
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The 2014 Summer Reading Club at the Clinton Public Library will feature a variety of science-themed, educational, and fun programs to help fill your summer days. Children from birth through rising 12th grade are invited to join the free Reading Club that will run from June 1 to July 26.
This year, children will explore science through reading as the Clinton Public Library presents “Fizz, Boom, Read!†as its summer reading theme. Children may register for the Reading Club anytime from June 1 to July 7 at the Library or on the Library’s website at www.clintonpubliclibrary.org. At registration, children will receive a reading log to track the books they read throughout the summer. Children who reach the reading goal set for their age group can claim a special prize at the Water Science Fun Finale on July 19 at 1 p.m. or anytime during the following week. They will also be entered into a drawing for other great prizes.
Summer Reading Club programs will kick off on June 9 at 1 p.m. with Royal Magic Events. It will be an afternoon of face painting, balloon animals, and magic! Other special events for the whole family include a presentation by Mr. Bond the Science Guy on July 7 at 1 p.m. and a Lego Club for the entire family every Thursday at 4 p.m. [Read more…]
