COMING UP in Hollistin Jul 13, 2008
in the Community Room, Ashland Public Library, 66 Front Street, Ashland, MA. The event is free and open to the public. Viewers are invited to stay for discussion or to just listen. (Holliston Tab, MA)
Library scraping for funds to get by Jun 3, 2007
The Ashland Public Library needs about $38,000 more for the next fiscal year to retain its state certification, according to library director Paula Bonetti. Only certified libraries are eligible to receive state grants and to offer patrons interlibrary loan privileges. (Boston Globe -- Local)
This year’s festivities begin July 2 Jun 30, 2006
For those of you ambitious enough to work off all of the food you ll be eating later in the day, come to the Ashland Public Library on the morning of July 4 for the two and six mile runs. The six mile run will begin on the corner of Gresham and East Main Street at 7:45 a.m., with the two mile run starting five minutes later from the same location. (Ashland Daily Tidings, OR)
Remains of old gingko tree burn Jun 28, 2006
"Part of it (the gingko) is in the Ashland Public Library in a sculpture," said Bryan Holley, an Ashland tree commissioner who fought to save the tree. "Some of the seeds got propagated in town, and other ones went to a lady in the Netherlands.". (Mail Tribune, OR)
LOCAL ENTERTAINMENT Jun 9, 2006
Ashland Public Library 7-9 p.m. Free. For information call Danielle Mancuso or the Center at 488-6990. (Ashland Daily Tidings, OR)
Fan letter sparks friendship between Ashland native and Poet Laureate Feb 10, 2006
He was invited by the Ashland Arts Council, Ashland Public Library Board of Trustees and Ashland Library Foundation to speak at the Ashland-Greenwood gym on Sunday afternoon. Greene, her mother, Helen, and several other family members were there to hear Kooser read poetry, talk of his life and hear poetry written by local students who won a poetry contest put on by the event's sponsors. (Ashland Gazette, NE)
Young poets to share stage with Ted Kooser Jan 20, 2006
He won a Pulitzer Prize for his 2004 poetry collections published in "Delights and Shadows." Tickets for the event are available at the Ashland Public Library or Farmers ants Bank, both in Ashland, or from any Library Foundation member. Tickets are $4 for adults, $2 for children and will also be available at the door. (Ashland Gazette, NE)
