Story Circle

 Mondays, 1 pm, at the Huntington Public Library.

Come join the Community Senior Center as we share in a Story Circle every Monday at 1pm this winter.  We’ll meet at the Huntington Public Library, but seniors from each of our three towns are welcome.  

A story circle is a group of people who share stories in response to a particular topic in a structured way that encourages full and authentic participation in both listening to and telling personal stories.  It’s a small group of individuals sitting in a circle, sharing stories—usually from their own experience or imagination—focusing on a common theme. Each person gets equal time and attention and no interruptions or contradictions, then the group reflects on the body of stories that were shared.  

If you are interested in attending, please indicate your interest prior to the day so that you can get the prompt we’ll be using.  Contact Martha Nye at martha@cscvt.org or 802 503 8155

Participants may come to one or more sessions; there is no commitment!

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Monthly Book Chat

Wednesday, May 18, at 12 noon

Please note time change!

Rebecca Mueller of the Richmond Free Library and Stacey Symanowicz of the Huntington Public Library will present “Discover Between the Covers”, a monthly book chat session featuring materials from the two libraries. Chats will introduce readers to a variety of titles: old and new, fiction and non-fiction, past and current award winners, favorite series, and perhaps a movie or two. There will be time set aside to let participants share what they’ve discovered, too!  

Topic: Discover Between the Cover Chat 
Time: May 18, 2022 12:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

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Passcode: 125574


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Moisture Meter

Are you ready for those cold nights by the fire?

Or have a wood burning stove?

Borrow our

Moisture Meter (Pin-Type LCD) to test your wood.

Just ask at the Circulation Desk!

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Have you explored Learning Express?

It is another free learning resource for EVERYONE. Whether you are searching for a new career, a school curriculum for your children, or in learning a new skill, there is something on Learning Express for you!

Clink on this link to create an account and try it out!

https://www.learningexpresshub.com/?AuthToken=9238DB0A-ACDD-448A-B225-BCD37C4ABD31

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1. pollinators / Rhonda Fleming Hayes.
2. Pollinator victory garden : win the war on pollinator decline with ecological gardening : how to attract and support bees, beetles, butterflies, bats, and other pollinators / Kim Eierman.
3. Attracting native pollinators / by The Xerces Society.
4. Pollinators of native plants : attract, observe and identify pollinators and beneficial insects with native plants / Heather Holm.
5. Managing alternative pollinators : a handbook for beekeepers, growers, and conservationists / Eric Mader, Marla Spivak, Elaine Evans ; with foreword by Mace Vaughan.
6. Protecting pollinators : how to save the creatures that feed our world / Jodi Helmer.
7. 100 plants to feed the bees : provide a healthy habitat to help pollinators thrive / the Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation, Eric Lee-M©Þder, Jarrod Fowler, Jillian Vento & Jennifer Hopwood.
8. Farming on the wild side : the evolution of a regenerative organic farm and nursery / Nancy J. Hayden and John P. Hayden.
9. Mason bee revolution : how the hardest working bee can save the world one backyard at a time / by Dave Hunter and Jill Lightner.
10. Our native bees : America’s endangered pollinators and the fight to save them / Paige Embry.
11. Wings of life [DVD videorecording] / Disneynature presents ; a Blacklight Films production ; a Louie Schwartzberg film ; story by Louie Schwartzberg ; produced by Alix Tidmarsh and Louie Schwartzberg ; directed by Louie Schwartzberg.
12. Fruitless fall : the collapse of the honey bee and the coming agricultural crisis / Rowan Jacobsen.
13. The wildlife-friendly vegetable gardener : how to grow food in harmony with nature / Tammi Hartung ; illustrations by Holly Ward Bimba.
14. Dancing with bees : a journey back to nature / Brigit Strawbridge Howard. 

16. A native plants reader / Niall Dunne, editor
17. The bee-friendly garden : design an abundant, flower-filled yard that nurtures bees and supports biodiversity / Kate Frey and Gretchen LeBuhn.
18. Touch a butterfly : wildlife gardening with kids / April Pulley Sayre.
19. Wildlife-friendly plants : make your garden a haven for beneficial insects, amphibians and birds / Rosemary Creeser ; photography by Steve Wooster.
20. The nature-friendly garden : creating a backyard haven for plants, wildlife, and people / Marlene A. Condon.
21. Garden Plants for Honey Bees / Peter Lindtner.
22. Bringing nature home : how you can sustain wildlife with native plants / Douglas W. Tallamy ; foreword by Rick Darke.
23. The humane gardener : nurturing a backyard habitat for wildlife / Nancy Lawson.
24. Native plants of the Northeast : a guide for gardening & conservation / Donald J. Leopold.
25. The nature of oaks : the rich ecology of our most essential native trees / Douglas W. Tallamy.
26. Nature’s best hope : a new approach to conservation that starts in your yard / Douglas W. Tallamy.
27. The living landscape : designing for beauty and biodiversity in the home garden / Rick Darke & Doug Tallamy ; principal photography by Rick Darke.
28. Bees : an identification and native plant forage guide / Heather Holm.
29. The bees in your backyard : a guide to North America’s bees / Joseph S. Wilson & Olivia Messinger Carril.
30. Bumble bees of North America : an identification guide / Paul H. Williams, Robbin W. Thorp, Leif L. Richardson & Sheila R. Colla.
31. A sting in the tale : my adventures with bumblebees / Dave Goulson.
32. Top-bar beekeeping [videorecording] / directed, shot & edited by Bjarni Thor Haraldsson ; produced & authored by Binary Studios.
33. Following the wild bees : the craft and science of bee hunting / Thomas D.

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Please… SEE RESOURCES PAGE FOR WATERSHED EXPLORER INFORMATION

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For a list of Childrens Book Publisher’s resources,

please click under “RESOURCES”

tab and scroll down to the bottom of the page.

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Books to Go!  Request books, DVDs, and audiobooks, by email (hpl@gmavt.net) or phone 802/434-4583 & come pick them upon the table by the outside door. Materials can be returned in the book drop at any time.

Inter-Library Loans  Good news! Everyone can use our Inter-Library Loan services! This means you are welcome to request books that the Huntington Public Library does not currently have in it’s collection. The Vermont Dept. of Libraries provides a generous grant to make a Courier Service possible for our Library.

Please note that there may be about a 2-3 weeks wait between the request and the book delivery to you.

COVID -19 To your Door Delivery  Please note that if you are in a high risk category and in need of a book, DVD, and/or audiobook delivery please call 802/434-4583 and Stacey will gladly bring a bag to your door! It will be my pleasure to deliver!

Listen Up Vermont  Ebooks and Audiobooks are always available through Listen Up Vermont! All you need is a valid Library account and a password!

Here are the directions and links to help.

Special thanks to KRIS MERCHANT and Waitsfield Telecom for the generous donation of volunteer hours and equipment that enabled our Library to upgrade our WiFi connection! 

We are thrilled to announce that we now offer an open WiFi connection that extends through the Parking Lot and the front steps!  There is no sign in required, just look for Guest_Wireless. 

We are so grateful to Kris for repairing our wires and allowing open access to our patrons and the public.

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Story Circle

 Mondays, 1 pm, at the Huntington Public Library.

Come join the Community Senior Center as we share in a Story Circle every Monday at 1pm this winter.  We’ll meet at the Huntington Public Library, but seniors from each of our three towns are welcome.  

A story circle is a group of people who share stories in response to a particular topic in a structured way that encourages full and authentic participation in both listening to and telling personal stories.  It’s a small group of individuals sitting in a circle, sharing stories—usually from their own experience or imagination—focusing on a common theme. Each person gets equal time and attention and no interruptions or contradictions, then the group reflects on the body of stories that were shared.  

If you are interested in attending, please indicate your interest prior to the day so that you can get the prompt we’ll be using.  Contact Martha Nye at martha@cscvt.org or 802 503 8155

Participants may come to one or more sessions; there is no commitment!

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