Summer Reading Program, Tails and Tales, Now Underway at Hacketttown Library and Includes Prizes
The summer reading program, Tails and Tales, is now underway at the Hacketttown Public Library. The library is located at 110 Church Street, just off…
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Summer Reading? Here Are Some Suggestions
By Rachel Burt Summer’s almost here! After the year we’ve had, I know everyone is eagerly anticipating a summer of fun and sun. Whether you’re…
Rachel Recommends: Escape Winter with Books About Travel
By Rachel BurtDirector of the Hackettstown Free Public Library Here we are in the heart of winter, that time when the holidays are over and…
Collection Drive Delivers Holiday Cheer to Local Veterans
Centenary University’s Office of Veterans Affairs teamed with the Woman’s Club of Hackettstown, Waterloo United Methodist Church, and the university’s Office of Community Engagement to…
Hackettstown Library Closed; Shifting to Curbside on Monday
Hackettstown Library is currently closed through Dec. 13 after a positive COVID-19 test result among staff. The library will reopen for curbside services only on…
Hackettstown Library Programs Connect with Families in the New Normal
The Hackettstown Public Library is offering new and innovative ways to connect with families this fall. The Hackettstown Library has been open to the public…
Rachel Recommends: Cozy Up With These Fall Reads
By Rachel BurtDirector of the Hackettstown Free Public Library As a librarian, I have a lot of “go-to” books and authors that I’ll bring up…
DIY @ Home: Hackettstown Library’s Halloween Fun
Hackettstown Library members can take home some Halloween fun this month! Teens can pick up a Grab n’ Go craft during Teen Read Week, Oct….
Hackettstown Library Resumes Modified Indoor Services
Hackettstown Library has moved to its next re-opening phase, allowing for indoor use of the library with modified services. Up to 10 people will be…
Rachel Recommends: Summer Reads
By Rachel Burt Summer 2020 is certainly presenting us with many challenges that we’ve never faced before. The good news is that your neighborhood libraries…