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“Chain of Thorns (3) (The Last Hours)” by Cassandra Clare “Collateral Damage (17) (Ali Reynolds Series)” by J.A. Jance (release date 3/14/23) “The Batch Lady: Healthy Family Favourites: Over 100 delicious, easy recipes from a Sunday Times best-selling author, perfect for creating healthy meals that feed the whole family” by Suzanne Mulholland. “Fields of Bounty (Leah’s Garden)” by Lauraine Snelling Author (release date 3/21/23) “I Will Find You” by Harlan Coben (release date 3/14/23) “The Last to Vanish” by Megan Miranda (release date 3/14/23) “The Librarian of Burned Books” by Brianna Labuskes “Stolen Focus: Why You Can’t Pay Attention–and How to Think Deeply Again ” by Johann Hari “The Listening Bench: What Would You Tell a Stranger in Confidence?” by Randy Judd “Nature Wants Us to Be Fat: The Surprising Science Behind Why We Gain Weight and How We Can Prevent–and Reverse–It” by Richard J Johnson, MD “It’s One of Us” by J.T. Ellison “Walk the Blue Line: No right, no leftโjust cops telling their true stories to James Patterson “The Writing Retreat” by Julia Bartz “Young Forever: The Secrets to Living Your Longest, Healthiest Life” by Mark Hyman, MD “I Have Some Questions for You” by Rebecca Makkai – Author “Someone Else’s Shoes” by Jojo Moyes “The Sister Effect” by Susan Mallery “Black Panther~ Wakanda Forever” (DVD-movie) “Devotion” (DVD-movie)” “Puss in Boots: The Last Wish” (DVD-movie)
Not only does CCPL acknowledge this fact, it is built into the very backbone of our vision statement:
“CCPL is committed to achieving and maintaining excellence in providing public library services to the community.”
One of our library’s best assets is our beautiful building.
It was described just a few days ago, by one of CCPL’s former board of trustees members, as being a “jewel that we have in our community.”
As part of maintaining our library’s level of excellence: later this year, we’ll be embarking upon an interior renovation project.
Most of the furnishings, carpeting, tile, etc. are all original to our now 31 year old building. Areas of wear and tear are showing in multiple areas.
We’re looking forward to being able to do a general “refresh” of the inside of our building, while maintaining the beautiful integrity of its design.
One of the most spectacular things of beauty in our library, are the oak beams. They tie in beautifully with the: oak circulation desk front/overhead canopy, and the oak book shelves. Those are all staying, we’ll just be making some adjustments.
A hint… part of it involves shelves being moved.
The completion of this renovation project will help ensure that our “jewel” of a library continues to sparkle brightly for many, many years to come.
2023 is shaping up to be one of our most exciting years yet!
We hope you enjoy this sneak peek at what’s in store.
The furnishings have not been decided upon yet, shown are some of our options.
With every step of the project, we’ll try to minimize the amount of time that we are closed to the public.
The LJ Index gives an overall indication of how libraries stack up to their peers nationally. This award is based on seven separate categories: physical circulation, e-circulation, library visits, program attendance, public internet computer use, Wi-Fi sessions, e-retrievals and library website visits.
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