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The Friends of the Amherst Town Library are looking for local artists with photographs, paintings, and drawings of places in New Hampshire for the Amherst Town Library's April art exhibit. We are looking to complement the theme for April which is "Right Here in New Hampshire". If you have a favorite framed photograph, painting, or drawing of a special place in New Hampshire please contact Sharron April.
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Greetings!
Thank you to all of our friends who attended the town Deliberative Session on February 8th. Your support is invaluable.
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Forensic Science Roadshow
Tuesday, March 13 @ 7PM
Venture into the world of CSI with this interactive program as presenter Paul Zambella introduces you to the world of forensic science. Learn about the history of forensic science, functions of a forensic scientist, gunshot residue, metal detector, footwear impressions, fingerprints, DNA, blood, and crime lights. This program is part of the library's adult series of presentations entitled: It's a Mystery to Me. Sign up here. |
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Charles Mooradian to Exhibit Paintings
 Charles Kirk Mooradian will be exhibiting his work at the Amherst Town Library during the month of March.
Charles was born and raised in Arlington, Massachusetts. He graduated from New England School Of Art where he studied watercolors with Don Stone. Charles pursued a career as a graphic designer and art director for the next 35 years designing graphics and illustrating all types of subjects for various advertising agencies and corporations. Now painting full time Charles uses gouache in a realistic technique, and watercolor in a more loose approach, getting much of his inspiration from the many vistas and wildlife New England has to offer. He takes photos and uses an extensive reference file for his subjects, while painting the final work in the more controlled surroundings of his studio. Currently, Charles resides with his wife Sandy in Nashua, New Hampshire where he also maintains his studio. |
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Your Library Needs Your LEGOS!!!
For our upcoming LEGO free-for-all, (and for future programs) we need your donations of gently used LEGOS.
Do you have some you could spare? Talk to Miss Sarah or Miss Sue! 673-2288 or shydorn@amherst.lib.nh.us.
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Remember, the library is a happening place and your library card is your ticket to free books, magazines, music, movies, Internet access, enriching programs and much more!
Sincerely,
Amherst Town Library
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