GROVELAND 一 The Town of Groveland announces that it is seeking a qualified, full-time Youth Services Librarian for the Langley-Adams Library. The new Youth Services Librarian will be responsible for assisting in planning, implementing, and managing library services for children and teen programs. The candidate must have an aptitude for working with people, excellent verbal and written communication skills, the ability to organize, and the ability to work with children. A Bachelor’s degree is required. Experience in education is preferred. The candidate must have knowledge of professional library methods, children’s and teen literature, and reference resources and practices, as well
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Town of Groveland Highlights Events at Langley-Adams Public Library
GROVELAND — The Town of Groveland and Langley-Adams Public Library Director Darcy Lepore are pleased to share scheduled programming for children, teens, and adults throughout April and early May.
Town of Groveland Highlights March Events at Langley-Adams Public Library
GROVELAND — The Town of Groveland and Langley-Adams Public Library Director Darcy Lepore are pleased to share scheduled programming for children, teens, and adults throughout the month of March. Adult Programs Monday, March 7 at 7 p.m. — Virtual/Zoom Program — Tom Young, author of “Red Burning Sky” Join author and Air National Guard veteran, Tom Young, who will discuss his writing career and his new book, “Red Burning Sky.” Those who participate will have a chance to win a copy of one of Young’s books. Registration is required. To register, click here. Thursday, March 10 at 7 p.m. — Virtual/Zoom
Town of Groveland Highlights February Events at Langley-Adams Public Library
GROVELAND — The Town of Groveland and Langley-Adams Public Library Director Darcy Lepore are pleased to share scheduled programming for children, teens, and adults throughout the month of February. “We always have something fun planned for adults, teens and children at the Langley-Adams Public Library, and I invite all community members to stop by in person or connect with us via Zoom to check out all our offerings,” said Director Lepore. “Whether you’re interested in book discussions, crafts, or the history behind classic films, we might have something for you.” Adult Programs Wednesday, Feb. 9, at 7 p.m. — Virtual/Zoom Program