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Remember to Vote!
Voting season is upon us! Looking for more information before hitting the polls? Checkout this recording of a presentation we had at the library recently by the League of Women Voters where they discuss the process here in Maine.
Can’t find it in the catalog?
Can’t find the title you are looking for? Even if the title is new, or simply no libraries have purchased a copy yet, you can still request it!
Fill out this form with as much information about the book as you know, include your name, card number, and your email address or phone number, and we will consider purchasing it for the library. We will place you on hold for it as well if we do!
COVID Task Force
The Yarmouth Community Coronavirus Task Force is still ready with information and resources.
Need groceries, information, resources, or a person to talk to? Call 207-846-4763 (the library’s phone number). All calls will be returned within 24 hrs. Visit the group on Facebook.
Upcoming Events
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Bi-weekly club for kids 8+ to discuss graphic novels.
An afternoon of creative play.
Our beloved therapy dog program, Tail Waggin’ Tales returns!
Storytime designed especially for our youngest patrons.
Storytime geared towards toddlers & preschoolers
Staff Picks
Lunch & Learn Series 2024-2025: A Deep Dive into Nature
Eager to embark on a life-long learning adventure at MML? From October 2024 (already happened) to May/June 2025 (final program details pending), we will be sponsoring a pilot “Lunch & Learn” series, generally on Tuesday from either 11 am-noon or noon-1pm, depending on speaker availability.
The topic of this academic year, if you will, is “A Deep Dive into Nature,” covering a wide range of topics: from ethical seaweed harvesting to foraging for fungi and forest bathing, among others.
The first program we hosted was in October. Past presenter, Nick Lund from the Maine Audubon Society based in Falmouth, came last month to speak about the state of native Maine birds. Don’t worry if you missed it. We will almost certainly have him back next year.
