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Dear Friends, May I spend a moment with you to talk up our wonderful volunteers? Skidompha would truly be a shadow of itself without these passionate, and hard working people. They do so much but…

Hello Friends, I wanted to hand over this week’s note to our new Adult Librarian, Hannah Doktor, so she might introduce herself. Hannah’s spirit is shining and infectious, and I’m so excited for her join…

Dear Friends, Your indulgence for a brief aside from our usual Skidompha messaging, but whoa! That was a storm-and-a-half! I hope you are all alright out there and that your power is back on, or…

Dear Friends, Some days I have to stop and embrace with pride the great diversity of programming Skidompha staff create. Those people who consider libraries boring, quiet buildings with dusty books and crabby staff can’t…

Hi everyone, It’s Molly, one of your Adult Services Librarians! Today, I have the bittersweet honor of writing my very first and last newsletter message to you. Over the past two and a half (incredible!)…

Dear Friends, A few updates today. I was out shopping last weekend doing the things I don’t get to during the week, and I noticed the stores were already packing their shelves with planting supplies!…

ADULT SERVICES LIBRARIAN POSITION Skidompha Public Library 184 Main Street Damariscotta, Maine 04543 director@skidompha.org | 207.887.0919 Skidompha Library is looking for an Adult Services Librarian to join our team. The ideal candidate will have and…

Hello Friends, Some fun news! Skidompha, or more correctly, our own awesome Meghan, has launched an online webstore where you can purchase Skidompha and Skidompha Bookshop shirts, sweatshirts, mugs, and other neat goods.Go directly there…

Hello, friends! Valentine’s Day is fast approaching! This is one of my favorite holidays. It’s a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the unique relationships which form meaning and bring joy to our lives. These can take…

Hello Friends, I read somewhere that we have made it through the ten darkest weeks of the year, and I do notice the sun staying in the sky a bit longer, and rising a bit…