Director Terry Dearing reported the total book sale receipts at $4022.65! This annual event during Dogwood Week requires many volunteers and assistance from the Library’s many supporters. Last year’s receipts were $3707 and the increase is likely from the large number of excellent nonfiction titles that were available.
The Library Board of Trustees and Staff members are very appreciative of the support of this fundraiser.
Monday at 10 a.m. is the start of the 41st Annual Used Book Sale during Dogwood Week. There are hundreds of items from which to choose — jigsaw puzzles, great non-fiction, children’s books, the best in fiction, and many, many paperbacks for your enjoyment.
Director Terry Dearing reminds all shoppers to leave their boxes outside or in their cars. The Library will provide boxes and bags. This first day of used book shopping is very crowded, so please be patient, ask volunteers to hold your planned purchases at the check out table, and enjoy!
The Annual Used Book Sale is supported by The Friends of the Library, Staff members, and additional volunteers. This year funds received will be used toward additional downloadable books.
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Library Director Terry Dearing reported passage of the 2017-2018 Budget and election of Trustees at the annual public vote for the Library on Tuesday, May 2 held in the Library’s Holden meeting room. In addition, Mary Harrington was elected to an unexpired term that will end June 2019 and Sherrie Reilly was elected as a Trustee position for a full term of 5 years which expires June 30, 2022. In the fall of 2016, Mary Harrington was appointed to replace Dan Beiswenger. Sherrie Reilly, replacing Lynne Blum whose term ends June 30, 2017, rejoins the Board having served previously from 2005 to 2010.
Two other school district public libraries conducted their annual vote the same day, Wadsworth Library in Geneseo and Bell Memorial in Nunda. The results of Dansville Public Library’s vote on the budget levy was 49 yes and 7 no.
