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Join us with special guest Officer Bjarna O'Brien for a kid-friendly talk on pet safety and ownership!

> Pet Safety: Teaching children how to interact safely with pets,
> including approaching unfamiliar animals and understanding their body
language.

> Responsible Pet Ownership: Discussing the importance of providing
> proper care, love, and attention to pets, including feeding, grooming,
and exercise.

April 24, 2pm
Kid-friendly pet safety & ownership talk!

Spring Storywalk is up!

Visit the lawn on the side of the building and take a walk while you read Weather Girls by Aki

If you'd like to make a suggestion for purchase, please stop in and fill out a form at the circulation desk!

Try Our Digital Services - here

Available 24/7 with your library card

Need to get a library card? Click here to register online

Looking to make a donation to the library?

Whether it's to honor the wishes of someone who's passed, or just because - Kelley Library does accept donations.

The best way to donate is to print and fill out the Donation Form, make your check out to Kelley Library and mail it or bring it in with Attn: Natalie Ducharme, Director.

If you have any questions, contact Natalie at nducharme@kelleylibrary.org.

Thank you to all our lovely patrons who donate in honor of their loved ones. We are humbled by those gifts.

Donation Form

We are pleased to offer remote and in-library printing via Princh. Payment can be made by debit card, credit card or cash. You can print from your own laptop, tablet or smart phone.

Tablet and phone printing require the Princh app, available for Apple and Android.

Our printer number is 104126.

Employment Opportunity

We’re looking for a new PT night time cleaner.

Here is the job posting and job description.

Here is the link to the Town of Salem NH job application.

Come by to see the artwork of Steve Bragg!

Fifty years ago, Steve Bragg graduated with a certificate from an art program in Boston, MA. Life got busy and then during Covid Bragg reassessed his priorities which lead him back to painting - specifically watercolors. He hopes to bring joy to others through his art.