newsletter - Dover Public Library

June - August 2015
DOVER PUBLIC LIBRARY
newsletter
Dover Public
Library
525 N. Walnut St.
Dover, OH 44622
Ph. 330-343-6123
Fax: 330-343-2087
Hours
Mon-Thurs: 9-8
Friday: 9-6
Saturday: 9-5
Sunday: Closed
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In This Issue:
Library Info - 2
Kids - 4
Teens - 10
Local History - 14
Tech Classes - 16
Adults - 18
An Evening with Wanda Brunstetter
Tuesday, August 11 at 6:30 PM
This is your chance to meet
bestselling Christian fiction author
Wanda Brunstetter! Hear a
presentation, ask questions, and
get a book signed! Wanda is the
author of almost 50 books with
more than 5 million copies sold and is
considered one of the founders of the Amish
fiction genre. Her work has earned national
attention by Time Magazine, USA Today, and
others. All of Wanda’s novels are based on
personal research intended to accurately
portray the Amish way of life. Many of her
books are well-read by the
Amish, who credit her for
giving readers a deeper
understanding of the people
and their customs. Call 330343-6123 to register.
Friends of the Library Book Sale
Thursday, August 14: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Friday, August 15: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Thousands of books and other materials will
be available for a donation to the Dover
Public Library! Call 330-343-6123
for more information on this
annual event.
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Director:
Director’s Notes
By Jim Gill
Jim Gill
[email protected]
"Here is the library,
but his study is out of doors."
Fiscal Officer:
Jamie Rieger
[email protected]
Board of Trustees
Robert Gerber, Pres.
Julie Warther, VP
Paula Fritz, Sec.
Dan Fuller
John Hoopingarner
Sarah Lehman
Bob Scanlon
Our Mission:
The Dover Public
Library is committed to
being the center of
community life in Dover,
Ohio. It is our mission
to support life-long
learning by providing
information and
opportunities for
personal enrichment
and enjoyment to
people of all ages and
from all backgrounds in
Dover and throughout
the Tuscarawas Valley.
- Henry David Thoreau, "Walking"
This summer marks the 11th
year for the Annual Community
Walking Challenge. Coordinated by OSU
Extension-Tuscarawas County, this community
event challenges all residents of the
Tuscarawas Valley to get off the couch and get
moving. The theme for the 2015 walking
program is "Just Move!"
I would like to challenge you to stop at any
public library in Tuscarawas County and pick up
a tracker to log your walking time. Whether you
are mowing the lawn, riding bikes, or bailing
hay, the Summer Walking Challenge is about
getting people active so they can live fuller,
healthier, and more productive lives.
Participants that complete at least 30 hours of
activity by August 1st will receive a special
t-shirt. Those who participate in at least three of
the seven "adventure hikes" throughout the
county will receive a special walking stick.
The public library exists to nourish and
challenge you to grow in mind, body, and soul.
As the Chinese proverb says, "A journey of a
thousand miles begins with a
single step." Get moving this
summer and let the library help
you take that first step.
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Staff Profile
Name: Bonnie Richardson
Position: Library Assistant
Family: Son Doug, Daughter
Tracy, 3 Grandsons and 2
Granddaughters
What do you like most about working at
the library?
I enjoy all of our patrons, but particularly
the children, watching them play in our
castle and make new friends. We have so
many great programs and activities for
everyone who visits our Dover Library. I
also love working with our great Library
staff; we are like family.
Who are your favorite authors?
Linda Castillo, Mary Higgins Clark, and
Debbie Macomber
What do you like to do in your free
time?
I enjoy: reading, playing cards, attending
Dover Football and Basketball games (I’ve
had season tickets for years), and Church
activities like our Bible Studies. I also
volunteer at Union Hospital and just
received my 3000 hour pin.
People would be surprised to know:
I can’t swim!
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Friends of the
Library
Do you love your
library? Make a
difference by joining
the Friends! The
Friends believe an
excellent library is
essential to the
community. Some
members support the
Friends simply by
paying their annual
dues, while others
become more
involved. Dues start
at $5 for children and
$10 for adults. Call
the library at
330-343-6123 for
more information.
Friends of the
Library
Book Cellar
Open Saturdays
9:00 AM - Noon
Children’s Summer
Reading Program:
Story & Craft
Times
What Makes a Hero
@ Dover Public
Library
Wednesdays:
June 17 - July 15
Registration begins
June 1
Giggle Time
9:00 - 9:50 AM
for Infants through
23 Months and
Parents
Toddler Storytime
10:00 - 10:30 AM
for 2-3 Year Olds
and Parents
Preschool Story &
Craft Times
11:00 - 11:45 AM
3-5 Year Olds and
Parents
June 1 - July 26
Children, ages 2-12 are invited to join our
independent reading club. Each club member
commits to reading or being read to 90 minutes
a week for 6 weeks. As children complete their
weeks of reading, they will be given chances to
win an age appropriate basket of goodies and
one of the grand prizes: a new bicycle donated
by the Tuscarawas Dairy Farmers Association
or one of two new Huffy folding scooters
donated by Carousel Kids Preschool. In
addition, all children finishing the 6 weeks of
reading will receive a reading certificate, a new
paperback book of their choosing, and an
invitation to our end of summer pool party to be
held in August at the Dover City Pool. The
date of the pool party will be provided at
registration.
Registration: June 1 - 13
Program runs from Registration
Until July 26
All Completed Charts must be
Turned in by August 4
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Rhythm Time
Fridays at 11:00 AM
June 12 and July 10
3-4 Year Olds and Parents
Come join Mortimer and Miss Pat for a
musical fun time! We will have songs,
stories, rhythm instruments and more,
geared especially for children ages 3
and 4. We will meet twice this summer
and have a drum-beating good time.
Registration Begins June 1
Art Club Thursdays
Thursdays 2:00 - 3:30 PM
June 18 - July 23
Art Show Sunday, July 26 from 6:00 - 7:00 PM
Ages 6 - 12
During each Thursday session we will discover a different artistic
technique and complete a new art piece. Each child will create a
portfolio in which to keep their work safe at the library until the Art
Show on July 26. Children must be able to attend at least 4 of the
Thursday sessions to participate. At the end of the six weeks, we will
share the children’s favorite projects with family and friends at our Art
Show on Sunday, July 26 from 6:00 to 7:00 PM.
Registration Begins June 1
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Local Hero:
Police Department
Tuesday, June 16
from 6:00 - 7:00 PM
For the Whole Family!
“Get Mooving”
with Connie Finton
Monday, June 15
2:00 - 3:00 PM
For Ages 4 - 8
Join Connie Finton from the
Tuscarawas County Dairy
Farmers Association for a story
and nutrition program. Children
will enjoy stories, exercise, and a
snack during this fun
-filled hour with
Connie.
Come meet Officer Nedrow and
his canine companion Rex. Find
out how Rex was trained to be an
officer of the Dover Police
Department. Learn what duties
the two perform, how Rex was
chosen, and much more!
Registration Begins June 1
Registration Begins June 1
Dad is My Hero Picnic
Saturday, June 20
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
All Ages
Children of all ages
and their family
heroes are welcome.
Children and their
favorite fellows are invited to this
fun-filled picnic celebration with
food, games, songs, puppets,
trivia and more. This program will
be held outside, weather
permitting.
Registration Begins June 1
Hero Training Camp
Monday, June 22
2:00 - 3:30 PM
For Ages 4 - 9
How do you become
a super hero? You
attend Hero Training
Camp! Miss Jen and
Miss Carie will help you master
everything you need to become a
new super hero. They will even
help you with your cape and
mask.
Registration Begins June 1
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Sports Heroes Fashion Show
Wednesday, June 24
2:00 - 3:30 PM
Ages 5-12,
Family & Friends
Do you have a favorite sports
hero? From footballers to
ballerinas, come dressed as your
favorite sports hero and walk
down our fashion runway! Invite
family and friends to come enjoy
the show! Light refreshments
will be served.
Registration Begins
June 1
Children’s Lock-In
Friday, June 26, 6:30 - 11:00 PM
For Children Entering
Grades 3 - 5
Join us for a fun-filled night of
games, crafts, Legos, pizza,
snacks and much, much more!
Children will need to be picked up
at 11:00 PM. Please call the
library for more information.
Registration Begins
June 1
Limited to 26
Children
Behind My Belly Button
with Elaine Tomski
Tuesday, June 30
6:00 - 7:00 PM
For Ages 6 and Up, Parents, and Adults
Local author Elaine Tomski will read her new children’s book, Behind
My Belly Button, with children and adults. Come learn more about the
writing process and how Elaine got published. Copies of Behind My
Belly Button will be available for purchase at a cost of $14.99.* Elaine
will even autograph the book for you! Refreshments will also be
served.
Registration Begins June 1
*Cash or Check Only
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Superhero Bingo Family Night
Monday, July 13
6:00 - 7:00 PM
For the Whole Family!
Bring the entire family to this fun night of playing Super Hero bingo with
Miss Jen. Win fun prizes and enjoy awesome refreshments!
Registration Begins June 1
Mom & Me Tea
Saturday, July 18
10:00 - 11:00 AM
All Ages
Dress up in pretty clothes and
bring your favorite tea cup! There
will be songs, stories, puppets,
and of course tea and other
refreshments. We will also make
a special Mommy & Me craft.
Invite all your mother-figures to
this sweet event.
Super Hero
Family Movie Night
Tuesday, July 21
6:00 - 7:30 PM
For the Whole Family!
Put on your PJs, grab your teddy
bears, and come enjoy a fun
super hero movie with us! Snacks
will be provided. The name of the
movie will be revealed at
registration.
Registration Begins
June 1
Local Hero: Fire Department
Wednesday, July 15
from 2:00 - 3:00 PM
For the Whole Family!
Members of the Dover fire department will be here with a fire truck to
talk about fire safety and demonstrate fire equipment and turn-out
gear. This informative and fun program is perfect for families hoping to
teach their children about fire safety and what to do in case of a fire in
the home.
Registration Begins June 1
Registration Begins June 1
Little Tornadoes Reading Club
Registration
Children in grades K - 5
Join the Little Tornadoes Reading
Club this fall! Children will be given
a choice of football-related
materials to read or be read to once a week for 4 weeks. Those
successfully completing the program will receive a Little Tornadoes
2015 t-shirt, membership card, and a free admission ticket for a
Dover Tornadoes football home game to be announced in August.
More details will be provided at time of registration.
Register: August 17 - 29
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Teen Tuesdays
2:00 PM
June 16 - July 28
Every week, there’s
something different
for teens to discover
at Dover Public
Library! All events are
free and open to
teens going into
grades 6-12. Call the
library at 330-3436123 to register for
each event.
Follow DPL Teens
on the Web!
www.facebook.com/
doverpubliclibraryteens
Need Volunteer
Hours?
Contact Teen
Librarian Liz Strauss
at to ask about
volunteer
opportunities for
Teens:
Superheroes Unmasked!
Silent Library: Superhero Style - June 16
Our annual Silent Library event is getting a
Superhero makeover! Come see if you can
leap tall buildings with a single bound - and
not a single sound. Refreshments provided.
Superteen Academy - July 21
Do you have what it takes to be
a superhero? Come to this fun
event for to start your superteen
education and find out.
Refreshments provided.
Vamp Day - July 7
This one’s for the
vampire fans! Come test
your vampire knowledge, make a
craft, and play some games.
Water Balloon Fight - June 30
Join us on the High
School lawn for the
library’s first ever water
balloon fight! All water balloons will
be provided. After the fight is over,
teens are invited to dry off in the
Community Room with a movie
and refreshments. Bring your own
towels! Teen volunteers who
would like to help fill balloons
should be at the library at 1:00.
Civil War Ball - July 14
Commemorate the 150th
Anniversary of the Civil War.
Learn era etiquette from a
reenactor, including the secret
language of the fan, enjoy
refreshments, and
dance!
*In case of bad weather, event will
move to Thursday, July 2.
Explore the Makerspace at the Kent
State Tuscarawas Library
June 23 at Kent State Tuscarawas
Meet us at the Kent State Tuscarawas library
to explore their new makerspace! KSU
Librarian Cherie Bronkar will show us around
and show off the library’s new 3D Printer,
3Doodler Pen, and more! Learn how the 3D
printers are programmed and enjoy great
snacks.
[email protected]
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Sharpie Tie Dye - July 28
We’re back on the High School
lawn for a fun, different way to
make your own tie dye
creations. Bring your own Tshirts to decorate and a friend!
All other materials will be
provided by the library.
Refreshments will also be
served.
YA Crew Summer
Hiatus
The YA Crew is a
group of teens who
gain leadership experience and
community service hours by
helping the library better serve
the teen community. Contact
Liz Strauss at 330-343-6123 for
more information, including Full
Membership requirements. The
YA Crew is on Summer Hiatus
but will return with monthly
meetings in September.
*In case of bad
weather, event
will move to
Thursday,
July 30.
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Passport to Guatemala
Saturday, June 13 at 2:00 PM
Join us for an inside look at Guatemalan life as
a panel of teenagers share their unique stories
about coming to America from Guatemala. This
special program is open to patrons of all ages.
After the presentation, ask questions, make a
worry doll, and enjoy
refreshments. Call the
library at 330-343-6213 to register or for more
information.
Minecraft Party
Saturday, July 25
5:30 - 7:30 PM
Come play Minecraft
with us at this special after-hours
event! As computer space is
limited, teens with laptops and
tablets are encouraged to bring
their own devices. Teens must
register with a parent’s permission
by July 24. Call the library at 330343-6213 to register or for more
information. This event is open to
ages 8-18. Bring your Minecraft
account information.
Think Like a Computer
Saturday, August 15
2:00 - 3:30 PM
Tweens and Teens ages 8-18
are invited to learn how a
computer thinks at this fun,
hands-on workshop. Participants
will play games to gain
a basic understanding
of computer coding
concepts. Call the
library at 330-3436213 to register or for
more information.
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Teen Summer Reading Program
June 1 - August 15
Sign up for the Teen Summer Reading Program and earn up to four
tickets per week towards the Grand Prize: a basket of books, candy and
other surprises. Earn one ticket per hour of reading! Teens may read
whatever they like: fanfiction, graphic novels, magazines, fiction, or
nonfiction. Special prizes will be given to those who complete their
charts and return them by August 15. Teens can also earn up to two
extra tickets a week by completing activities in the Teen Zone.
Call 330-343-6123 with any questions.
Teen Lock-In
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6:00 PM – 7:00 AM
Lock the doors and stay in the library all night! This event is open to
teens entering grades 6 through 12. Registration begins July 1st and
is limited to 12 teens. We will be playing group and board games,
going on a scavenger hunt, enjoying pizza, making crafts, and much,
much more! A complete agenda and packing list will be provided with
each teen’s permission slip. Don’t miss out on our most popular event
of the year!
Call 330-343-6123 for more information.
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The Roots Cellar
Discover our New
Local History Room!
Hours:
Mondays:
12:30 - 4:00 and
5:00 - 8:00
Wednesdays:
1:00 - 4:00 and
5:00 - 8:00
Digging Your
Roots
Join us for engaging
Saturday programs
each month where
we will expand our
knowledge of Local
History & Genealogy.
Please register for
each Saturday
morning event by
calling the library at
330-343-6123.
Digging Your Roots Research Forum
Saturdays from 1:00 - 4:00 PM
Join us in The Roots Cellar one
Saturday a month for an open
research forum. Mingle with
seasoned researchers as well as
beginners. Share your stories
about tracking down courthouse
documents, filling in census gaps,
and other tricks you’ve learned along the way.
If you are interested in learning more about
genealogy projects, this forum is a great place
to learn what you can expect as you start your
research. Registration is not necessary.
Dates: June 20, July 18, and August 29
Historic Walk of Downtown Dover
Saturday, June 20 at 10:00 AM
Join Dover Fire Chief Russ Volkert and Local
History Librarian Claire Kandle on a walk
through historic downtown Dover. Learn how
much the town has changed since the “Canal
Dover” days! The tour will begin at the replica
toll house on Front Street and end at the
library where an optional lunch will be waiting.
Select your lunch option (cost: $5.00) when
registering for this fun and informative
program.
KATE: In Fact and Fiction
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Saturday, July 18 at 10:00 AM
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Co-authors Virgil D. Hoftiezer, Ph. D. , and Vicki
P. Beck will present on their book, KATE: In
Fact and Fiction, documenting the story of Kate
Quantrill-Evans-Batson-Head. Since the
beginning of the Civil War, Kate King and
William Clarke Quantrill were the ultimate starcrossed lovers. Come hear their story, uncover
some interesting Dover history, and discover a
woman who lived life to the fullest and blazed
an incredible path. Copies of the book will be
available for purchase and signing.
Introduction to Genealogy, Part 1
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Have you always wanted to construct a family tree but aren't sure how
to get started? Join Julie Murray, published genealogist, for this
informative two-part class. In part 1, Julie will cover terminology,
charting, how to properly write names, dates, and record sources,
how to organize your research, and how to
conduct an oral history interview with a family
member. Sign up today, and begin a project
that will bring you rewards for a long time to
come!
Part 2 Date to Be Determined
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Tuesday Night
Tech Classes
All classes are held
at 6:30 PM in the
Technology Room.
Join us for classes on
computer basics and
popular applications.
All classes are free.
Call the library at 330
-343-6123 to register.
*One-On-One
Training
Whether you need
help getting caught
up for a class,
learning how to get
library eBooks, or
help with Microsoft
Office, the Tech
Librarians at DPL are
here to help! Simply
call us at 330-3436123 to set up an
appointment. What
do you want to learn?
Computer Basics #1: June 23
Do you have little to no computer
experience? This class will cover basics
including how to use the mouse and
keyboard and some basic Windows
navigation. Registration required.
Computer Basics #2: June 30
This follow-up class will cover basic
Internet safety, surfing the web, and setting
up an email account. You must know how to
use a mouse and keyboard before the class
begins.* Registration required.
Computer Basics #3: July 7
Move beyond the basics in this class,
which will cover Copy and Paste, keyboard
shortcuts, and emailing attachments. You
must know how to use a mouse and
keyboard and access your email account
before the class begins.* Registration
required.
Minecraft for Parents: July 28
Ever wonder about all the buzz
surrounding Minecraft? In this hands
-on class, we'll cover basic information
parents need to know before spending a little
time learning to play! If your household has a
Minecraft Account, please bring your sign-in
info. Registration required.
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Google Apps: August 18
Learn the basics of cloud computing
and make Google work for you in
this free class covering Google Calendar and
Google Docs, Sheets, and Drive. You must
know how to use a keyboard and mouse and
access your email account before the class
begins.* Registration required.
Facebook Q&A: August 25
Have questions about using
Facebook? Bring them, along with
your devices, to this Q & A round
table. From privacy settings to pages, we'll
answer your questions regarding this social
media site. No Registration Required.
Special Saturday Night Event
Minecraft Party!
July 25 from 5:30 to 7:30
Come to the library for a Minecraft party!
We'll play together on a local server, and
pizza and pop will be provided! Kids ages 8
to 18 are invited to this after-hours library
event. Due to limited space, kids with laptops
or tablets are encouraged to bring their
devices with them. Don’t forget
your Minecraft Account details!
Registration with Parental
Permission Required.
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Family Friendly
Tech Fair
Saturday, August 22
from 2:00 - 4:00 PM
Walk through and try
out cool apps and
devices that the
whole family will love!
We'll have iPads,
Osmos, laptops and
more, all set up with
fun, family-friendly
apps and games. The
Tech Fair will be
open from 2 to 4 PM.
Call 330-343-6123 for
more information and
to register.
Digital Magazines
with Your
Library Card!
Read your favorite
magazines online!
Never wait for your
favorite magazines
again. Search for
titles, print pages,
and more! All you
need is your library
card. To view
available titles, go to
doverlibrary.org and
select Magazines
under the
Downloadable tab.
See the Tech Desk
with any questions!
BYOB: Bring Your Own Book Club
Thursdays at 7:00 PM
Discover a different kind of book club! We
pick the genre, then you pick the title. Join us
at local pubs and restaurants for great food
and conversation - just don’t forget to B.ring
Y.our O.wn B.ook!
June 4: Science Fiction @ Sublime Smoke
in Bolivar
July 2: Book Madness Final Four @ YOLO
Winery in Dover
August 6: Biography/Memoir @
Broken Niblick in
Strasburg
Third Thursdays Make & Create Series
Thursdays at 10:00 AM
Step out of your comfort zone & learn
something new each month!
June 18, Beginners Scrapbook
Class: Join Ella Marshall as she
shares tips, tricks, & encouragement.
Bring photos & your scissors.
July 16, Essential Oils: Join presenter
Bobbie Ballentine as we learn all about
the health benefits of essential oils.
Tuesdays at 7:00 PM
Do you love to talk about books? Join us for an evening of coffee and
conversation. Call the library at 330-343-6123 to reserve your copy of
discussion titles.
June 9: I am Forbidden by Anouk Markovits
July 7: One Thousand White Women by Jim Fergus
August 4: Black Hat Jack by Joe Lansdale
September 8: Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher
(One Book, One Community title)
Chautauqua Literary & Scientific Circle
Thursdays at Noon
Learn about America’s oldest continuous book club!
Call the library at 330-343-6123 to reserve your copy of
discussion titles.
June 25: Warmth of Other Suns by Isabel Wilkerson
July 30: In the Garden of Beasts by Erik Larson
August 27: All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr
August 20, Couponing: Presenter
Stephanie Greenwalt will provide
tips on how to save with coupons.
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Out of Amish: Where are they Now?
Saturday, June 20 at 2:00 PM
Back by popular demand, Brenda Nixon will share
before and after pictures of three former Amish. Why did
they leave? Hear amazing stories, facts, and details of
the life they left, and where they are today. Nixon will
also discuss her new book, Beyond Buggies and
Bonnets: Seven True Stories of Former Amish. A book signing will
follow the program. Call 330-343-6123 to register.
The Man Behind the Private Eye:
An Afternoon with Mystery Writer Andrew Welsh-Huggins
Saturday July 11 at 2:00 PM
Join mystery writer Andrew Welsh-Huggins for a fun look
at the writing life, his latest book, Slow Burn, and his
Andy Hayes Mystery Series. Welsh-Huggins is a
graduate of Kenyon College and is a legal affairs reporter
for the Associated Press in Columbus. A book signing
will follow the program. Call 330-343-6123 to register.
The Wright Brothers Invent the Airplane
Saturday, July 25 at 10:00 AM
Two young men from Dayton, Ohio, solved the basic
technological problems of using a heavier-than-air
machine to allow humans to fly like birds. This
presentation provides a clear history of their
achievements and descriptions of the underlying
technology. Presented by Chad Malkamaki from the Western Reserve
Historical Society. Call 330-343-6123 to register.
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Pie in the Library:
A Community Pie Contest
Saturday, August 22 beginning at 10:00 AM
Calling all pie bakers! You are invited to participate in the Dover Public
Library’s first pie contest! Special guest judges will determine the most
amazing pies in sweet, savory and apple categories.
Contest Rules:
 Participants may bring up to two different pies to be judged.
 Judging categories: sweet, savory and apple.
 Please bring pies in disposable pie pans or containers; pie
plates will not be returned.
 Pies must be dropped off at the library Community Room
between 8:00-9:00 AM.
 Pie contest judging begins at 10:00 AM on Saturday, August
22.
 Pie fillings MUST NOT contain any dairy products other than
butter. No cream fillings, meringues, custards, cream cheese
or pumpkin (if it contains dairy).
 No dairy toppings such as ice cream or whip cream may be
added to the top of the pie.
 If it needs refrigeration, we cannot accept it.
 Pie crusts and filling must be
homemade.
 This contest is for amateur bakers only.
Questions? Call the library at
330-343-6123.
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After the Storm Launch Party
with Linda Castillo
Tuesday, July 14 at 6:30 PM
Join us for an evening with our friend, New York
Times Bestselling author Linda Castillo, as she
discusses her writing life and launches the latest
novel in her Kate Burkholder series, After the Storm.
When a tornado tears through Painters Mill and unearths human
remains, Chief of Police Kate Burkholder finds herself tasked with the
responsibility of identifying the bones and notifying the family.
Evidence quickly emerges that the death was no accident, and Kate
finds herself plunged into a thirty-year-old case that takes her deep
into the Amish community to which she once belonged.
Linda Castillo knew from an early age that she wanted to be a writer—
and penned her first novel at the age of thirteen. She’s published
thirty books for three New York publishing houses and won numerous
industry awards, including a nomination by the International Thriller
Writers for Best Hardcover, the Golden Heart, the Daphne du Maurier
Award of Excellence, and a nomination for the prestigious Rita.
A book signing will follow this free event. Call the
library at 330-343-6123 to register or for more
information.
Books in the Kate Burkholder Series: Sworn to
Silence, Pray for Silence, Breaking Silence, Gone
Missing, Long Lost (Kindle only), Her Last Breath,
The Dead Will Tell, and After the Storm.
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FAQs
How much does it cost to get a library card?
Library cards are free and available at any checkout desk!
How long can I keep materials?
Books and Audiobooks - 14 days.
NEW Books, Magazines, CDs, DVDs, Video Games - 7 days.
NEW DVDs - 3 days.
E-Readers - 4 Weeks (no renewals)
How much are overdue fines for these materials?
Juvenile Books - $.05/day
Magazines, Books, Audio Books, CDs - $.10/day
DVDs & Video Games - $.50/day
E-Readers - $5/day
Where can I return items if the library is closed?
There are 2 book drops: one to the left of the front door on N.
Walnut St., the other in the back, off the parking lot.
(E-Readers may not be put in the book drops)
How can I renew items from home or on the go?
You can call us at 330-343-6123 or access your account online
at www.doverlibrary.org.
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