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Whether you want to choose great new reads for yourself or your book discussion group, you are looking for suggestions for holiday book gifts, or like to stay informed about publishing trends, you’ll want to attend this week’s program at the library on Wednesday, November 30, 6:30.  It’s our semi-annual title and author round-up by Mary Elliott, library employee and co-owner of Pastimes, an independently owned bookstore on Water Street.  Mary is a treasure trove of knowledge about books, authors, and all things related, but everyone there will have a chance to share information ab

The Princeton Public Library is holding an Equal Exchange Fairly Traded fundraiser.  The four-month fundraiser will kick off this Wednesday, November 16 at a fundraising meeting at the library from 6:30 - 7:30.  Stop by to sample some of the good things that will be for sale, including organic chocolate, coffee, and tea.  Orders for these products, as well as clothing, jewelry and other fashion accessories, household items, and

The library hosts an evening mystery discussion series every fall.  Because this year is the 150^th anniversary of the beginning of the War Between the States, our focus will be mysteries set during this period.  We will kick off the three-part series on Monday, October 3 with Owen Parry’s Faded Coat of Blue.  Robin Woods will coordinate the discussion.  Two weeks later, Monday, October 17, Doug Northrop will lead the group’s look at Unholy Fire by Robert Mrazek.  The series concludes Monday, October 31 with Jackie Clark sharing informati