Wednesday, June 27, 2007
Wednesday, April 25, 2007
Spring Family Place Begins
So if you are in the reference area during these times you may hear the children enjoying themselves while their parents are learning about community services available to them and getting answers to common parenting questions.
Thank you to the Friends of the Lucy Robbins Welles Library for co-sponsoring this event.
-vc
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Thursday, March 22, 2007
One Book 4 Towns

Next week on March 27 @ 7:00 the One Book 4 Town reading program will Kick-Off at the Rocky Hill Public Library. A free bus will leave from Newington Town Hall parking lot directly across the street from the Lucy Robbins Welles Library on March 27 @ 6:15 p.m. Car pool with us to save some gas and help free up some parking spaces at the Rocky Hill Library.
Archer Mayor will speak on at the program on Tuesday and local community members will read from sections of The Surrogate Thief. Mr. Mayor will also sign books. If you haven't bought you book yet you can buy one at the program.
Rocky Hill is a lovely library. I you have never been there take this opportunity to go visit. They will have a nice selection of light refreshments available.
-vicky
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Tuesday, February 06, 2007
Tax Forms
Stop by and pick them up in the alcove between the reference room and the magazine reading room. Or if you prefer you can down load forms and instructions at these websites.
Federal Tax Form and Publications
State Tax Forms and Publications
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Saturday, January 27, 2007
Play For All
This morning the Children's Department hosted the first in a series of playgroups for children with special needs. Three families attended; one from Newington, one from Farmington and one from Southington and all had sons on the autism spectrum. The exchange of information among the parents was amazing. The children, while they did not exactly play together, had a great time. One father, who appreciated the few minutes he had to sit down, remarked how great it was for his son to have a large area to be himself in; where dad didn't have to constantly watch and worry about him being hurt or that he was disturbing other people.
The next meeting of Play For All is Saturday, February 10 from 10:30 a.m. to 12 noon.
There was a great article about the group in the New Britain Herald dated 1/6/2007.
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