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Hoops Wins the Maine Student Book Award

By |April 7th, 2025|Categories: Kids, Uncategorized|

Hoops by Matt Tavares is the Maine Student Book Award Winner for 2024-25!

And also the received the most votes from Curtis readers.

Inspired by a true story, Matt Tavares’s debut graphic novel dramatizes the historic struggle for gender equality in high school sports.

Celebrate at Curtis! National Library Week 2025

By |March 23rd, 2025|Categories: Uncategorized|

April 6 through 12 is National Library Week, and each day, we’ve got something planned to celebrate at Curtis.

THANK YOU for making your library such a vibrant hub for our community of readers.

SUNDAY, APRIL 6

Noon to 2:00 pm
Free Coffee Sunday in the Lobby

Curtis Swag Bag Raffle – […]

CloudLibrary App Updates

By |February 3rd, 2025|Categories: Uncategorized|

You may have noticed a new icon on your device’s home page; the CloudLibrary’s recent app update also comes with a new logo for the service. CloudLibrary will still work the same, it just might look different than you’re expecting!

Some […]

Knit a Temperature Scarf in 2025!

By |January 13th, 2025|Categories: Adults|

We’re knitting in the new year! Come knit with us!

The temperatures are slowly rising, which means more colors on our scarves!

Please join us on Tuesday, May 13 at 12noon to knit together. Let’s catch up on our rows, problem solve, and enjoy each other’s company as we spend an hour […]

2024-25 Maine Student Book Award Nominees

By |December 30th, 2024|Categories: Kids, Recommended Reads for Kids|

4th – 8th graders: Are you looking for a good book to kick off the new year? Try a Maine Student Book Award nominee! From fantasy to realistic fiction, there are a lot of choices.

There’s still plenty of time to read three books before voting starts in March.

If you like […]

Curtis Blooms! Tulip and Daffodil Bulb Giveaway

By |December 3rd, 2024|Categories: Adults|

Curtis Blooms! Tulip and Daffodil Bulb Giveaway

Each kit contains materials to force two pots of bulbs – one to enjoy at home and one to bring back to the library in February for the community to enjoy.  When everyone brings tulips and daffodils back to the library, we’ll have a […]

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