The Library Connection
A Quarterly Publication of the Friends of the Burlington Public Library
Winter 2017
Editor: Lisa Buoncuore – [email protected]
Editorial Design: Rose Hatch – [email protected]
Holiday Greetings from the
President of the Friends – Dallas
Slade ….
I hope everyone enjoyed festive and fruitful
December holidays. As President of the
Friends of the Burlington Public Library, I
would like to thank you all for your
contributions toward making 2016 a
productive year for the Friends.
I would also like to invite you all to join us
at the Friends Annual Meeting which will
take place at the library later this month on
Monday, January 23rd @ 7:00 PM. At
this meeting you will have the opportunity
to cast your vote for the 2017 slate of
officers for the Friends Board. The meeting
will be followed by the Friends’ January
adult evening program. To accommodate
our speaker’s schedule, the January program
will be Monday, January 23rd. Please note
this is a departure from our regular 3rd
Thursday of the month. The January
program includes author Nathalia Holt who
will discuss her new book, Rise of The
Rocket Girls.
Thanks to your generosity, the Friends of the
Library enjoyed a very successful 2016.
Your annual membership fees and
contributions to our other fundraisers make
it possible for the Friends to finance many of
the library’s services, including children’s
programs, adult evening programs, and the
Museum Pass Program, to name just a few.
Our 2016 fundraisers included the Spring
and Fall Book Sales, our August Flatbread
Pizza night, and a hugely successful May
Baskets Raffle. We will share more details
of the Friends 2016 accomplishments with
you at the Annual Meeting on January 23.
If you haven’t already renewed your
membership for 2017, you may do so at the
Annual Meeting. Everyone who has
renewed for 2017, including all those
renewing at and since the Fall Book Sale, as
well as those renewing on the night of the
Jan. 23 meeting, will be entered into our
Annual Meeting raffle. Our prize this year
is a wine basket, including a five piece wine
accessory set, wine journal, bottle of wine
and a gift card to the Tuscan Kitchen.
One event you can mark on your calendars
is the Friends’ next fundraiser, the Spring
Book Sale, scheduled for April 28, 29 &
30 at the Burlington Public Library.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank
Barbara Parmet for her ongoing
management of the Friends’ Book Store.
No need for you to wait until the Spring
Book Sale! Books and audio-visual items
are frequently updated, all at very
reasonable prices, and all sales go towards
library programs. The Friends’ Book Store
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is located at the front of the library (near the
exit), and it is open during regular library
hours. Just ask at the library’s front desk if
you have questions.
or online, you have a wonderful resource
available to you. We have books, movies,
audio, and music that will help you to
survive the cold and snow that a New
England winter brings. Hunker down with a
good book or movie, learn a craft,
experience a new musical group, or teach
yourself something new with books and
databases available to you. To access all of
this, all you need is a Burlington library card
in good standing. With your library card
and internet connection, you also have
access to our 24/7 library through our
website (burlingtonpubliclibrary.org).
Download, stream, research, book a pass,
place a hold, and much more at a time and
place convenient for you.
Finally, as a member of the Friends of the
Library, I encourage you to become an
active participant in the numerous
happenings of our organization. As a nonprofit organization, it is only with strong
membership involvement that The Friends
of the Library continues to be an effective
organization. We need and welcome new
volunteers to plan and run programs and
events, to serve on one of our committees, to
sponsor a museum pass, to provide
refreshments for a program, or to fill an
Executive Board position. Members are
always welcome to attend our monthly
Board Meetings, typically held at 6:30PM
on the first Monday of the month at the
library. Please consider taking an active role
with the Friends in support of our wonderful
Burlington Public Library. You can e-mail
us at [email protected] if you are
interested in helping out with any of these
opportunities.
This winter, plan to take advantage of the
programs that are offered for every age
group. The majority of the Summer
Reading, school vacation, and adult evening
programs are made possible through the
support of the Friends of the Library. Your
membership and your participation in the
Friends’ fundraisers are the best way to
guarantee the variety of options available.
Thank you so much for supporting the
Friends of the Library. We extend our best
wishes for a happy and productive new year
to all of you.
Your support also makes it possible for the
library to offer passes to almost two dozen
area museums and attractions, as many are
sponsored by the Friends. If you have ever
borrowed a pass, you know what a great
benefit this is. If you’ve never borrowed
one, you will want to check it out. We have
passes to great indoor activities that will
help you survive our long winter and also
fill school vacation weeks. Visit our website
to see a full list.
Dallas Slade, President
Friends of the Burlington Public Library
From the Desk of Lori Hodgson Library Director…
In March we will have our next “Burlington
Reads,” and in April we’ll hold the next
Friends’ Book Sale. As you’ll see
throughout this newsletter, the library has so
much to offer you throughout the winter. Be
sure to enjoy all that we offer!
As the New Year begins, why not make
yourself a resolution to visit the library more
often? Whether using the library in person
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Burlington Reads occurs this year from late February through the end of
March. In the past, one title was chosen for the whole community to read.
Programs and book discussions all related to that one title. This year, we
are trying something new! Instead of one title, we have picked a theme. All of our programs and
titles revolve around this one theme: “Survival”. This theme-based plan gives you much more
flexibility since the choice of books you read remains with you. Read fiction, science fiction,
mystery, non-fiction, and/or biographies – it is your choice! Bookmarks with suggestions will be
available if you need some help choosing a book. Titles for adults, teens, and children are
included. Programs for all age groups will be centered on “Survival”. I hope you’re excited about
our community reads with the new twist!
Brochures will be available soon, so check the library or our website for more information.
If you or someone you know cannot get out to the Library due to temporary or permanent
disability, we can help bring the Library to you! We arrange for volunteers to deliver books,
large print books, audio-books to listen to, or films on DVD to homebound Burlington residents.
Contact Assistant Director, Michael Wick at 781-505-4985 or [email protected].
The Library is looking for anyone interested in displaying their artwork in our Art Gallery or for
any non-profit who wants to display items of local interest in our Lobby Cases. Contact the
Assistant Director, Michael Wick, to learn more at 781-505-4985 or by email at
[email protected]
Raise your child to be a reader!
You are your child’s most important teacher. The Burlington Public Library offers weekly
storytime sessions to help your child develop reading, language, and listening skills needed to
succeed in school. Together, parents and librarians help children get ready to read!
Please Note: Caregivers are expected to stay with children during all storytime sessions. No
registration is required for storytime – just drop by!
Also remember iToddler Storytimes and Tea Parties are in place of regularly scheduled
storytimes.
Baby Storytime
Fridays @ 11am
For caregivers with children ages birth-18 months. Delight and stimulate your
baby’s senses with books, songs, toys, and puppets! Build brain power!
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Toddler Storytime - Tuesdays &
Wednesdays @ 10:30am
For caregivers with children 18-36 months.
Interact with your toddler to nurture a love
of books. Be active with music and
movement!
Story & Craft - Mondays: January 23,
February 27, March 20, April 24 & May
15
Join us for a story and craft based on the
tale! No registration required.
Toddlers @ 10:30 am
For caregivers with
children ages 18– 36
months.
Preschoolers @ 11:30
am For caregivers with children ages 3-6
years.
Preschool Storytime -Tuesdays &
Wednesdays @ 11am
For caregivers with children ages 3-6 years.
Help your preschooler get ready to read.
Enjoy stories together and build language
skills!
Big Kids, Big Stories - Wednesdays:
January 11, February 8, March 8, April 5
& May 10 @ 7pm
Ages 6 and Up. Stories, songs, and snacks
with Miss Mary. Because we are never too
big to be read to!
Pajama Storytime - Tuesdays
@ 7pm (No storytime on
February 21 , March 28, and
April 18)
For caregivers with children
ages 3-7. Bring your favorite
stuffed animal & blanket, and snuggle in for
some evening storytime fun!
Chinese New Year Storytime - Monday,
January 30 @ 11am
Best for 2-6 years, but all
are invited. We will read
Chinese New Year stories
and have related
activities!
iToddler - Tuesdays: February 28 &
April 25 @ 11am
For caregivers with toddlers and
preschoolers. This is a special ebook
storytime using an iPad. Stories will be
projected on the big screen along with
songs, rhymes, and fun interactive apps.
Tuesdays: October 18 & December 13 @
11am
Valentine Tea Party -Tuesday, February
14 @ 11am
Best for 2-6 years, but all
are invited. Come in your
best outfits and have tea
(juice) and cookies.
Stories, songs, and fun will
be had by all!
Baby Sensory Activities - Mondays:
February 6 & April 10 @ 11am
Babies will enjoy fun activities to enlighten
their senses and learn to play in a group.
This program is best for babies that can sit
up on their own - children 2 years of age.
Preschool Science - Mondays: January 9,
February 13, March 13, April 10 & May 8
@ 1pm
For caregivers with children ages 3-6. Enjoy
fun and educational science experiments
with your preschooler.
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Book Buddies: Reading Mentor Program
- Wednesdays: January 4 and 18;
February 1 and 15; March 1 and 15;
April 12,; May 3, 17, and 31
@ 7pm
For Preschool-Grade 2.
Each child will be paired
with a teen reading mentor to
read for half an hour. Please
arrive 10 minutes early so that your child
can be assigned a buddy. There is no preregistration. Buddies will be assigned to the
first 12 children. Children who are not
assigned buddies can stay and listen to
Nicole read.
Preschool Fun and Games - Fridays:
January 20, February 17, March 17,
April 7 & May 12 @ 1:30pm
For caregivers with children ages 3-6. Stop
by the library for fun games!
After School Story &
Craft - Wednesdays:
January 25, February
15, March 22, April 26
& May 24 @ 3:30pm
For Grades K-3. Come enjoy longer stories
and more complicated crafts. This is a
special storytime for older children, and
some crafts may be messy, so wear old
clothing.
Valentine Card Making - Monday,
February 13 @ 3:30pm All ages are
welcome to make cards for family and
friends.
TinkerLab - Thursday, February 16 @
3:30pm and Wednesday, May 3
@ 3:30pm For Grades K-6.
Make creations and inventions
using everyday materials! We
provide all the materials -- just come with
your imagination!
Tween Club - Thursdays:
January 26, February 23,
March 23, April 20 &
May 18 @ 4pm For
Grades 3-6. Every month we will do a
different fun activity. Science experiments,
crafts, food projects, and movies will be
some of the activities. See website for
activity details.
Dr. Seuss Party - Thursday,
March 2 @ 3:45pm
Celebrate Dr. Seuss’s birthday
with us! This party will be fun
for the whole family so bring
young and older children to enjoy the fun.
Toto the Tornado Kitten Tuesday, March 28 @ 6:30pm
Meet the cat that survived a deadly
tornado, and listen to his human
Jonathan tell his story.
Lego Club - Mondays: January 9,
February 6, March 13, April 10 & May 8
@ 3:45pm We provide the Legos – you
bring your imagination!
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I Survived Party - Thursday,
March 30 @ 4pm Best for
Grades 2-6. We’ll be doing
activities based on the popular I
Survived book series.
Mother’s Day Card Making -Wednesday,
May 10 @ 3:30pm All ages are welcome
to make cards for family and friends.
Penguin Party - Tuesday, April
25 @ 3:30pm It’s World
Penguin Day and we will
celebrate with stories and
penguin activities!
Mother-Daughter Book Club - Thursdays: January 5 & February 2 @ 6pm and
Wednesday, March 22 @ 6pm (Spring/Summer Times TBA)
Book Club for mothers (or other caregiver) and their daughters. Book-related activities and
snacks will be available at the meetings. This group is recommended for Grades 3-6, although
the group is open to other ages as well. Books will be at the Youth Services Desk.
Adventure Book Club - Thursdays: January 12, February 9, March 9 @ 4pm (Spring/Summer
Times TBA)
For Grades 3-6, parents are welcome to join too. Each month will be a new book and a new
adventure! Each month there will be a fun related challenge. Books will be at the Youth Services Desk.
Dads and Donuts Saturdays: January 28, May
20 & June 17 @ 11am
Saturday storytimes meant for
dads, grandfathers, uncles, other male
caregivers and children. We will have
stories, fun, and donuts! Best for Ages 2Grade 2.
MARK9 Rescue Dogs Saturday, March 25 @ 11am
Meet one of the dogs that
bravely rescue people lost in the
woods, and learn about how
they are trained.
Spring Carnival Saturday, April 8 @ 11am
The Burlington Teen
Volunteers will be hosting a carnival with
all kinds of spring activities!
Meet Elmo - Saturday,
February 25 @ 11am
Meet and do some Sesame
Street activities! This program is also during
February Vacation.
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Family Movie: The Secret Life of Pets - Tuesday, February 21 @ 11am
There is no school today so bring your lunch (no nuts) and enjoy some
homemade popcorn. We will be showing Disney’s The Secret Life of Pets!
The Yo-Yo People - Wednesday, February 22 @ 11am
The Yo-Yo People will be dazzling us with all kinds of yo-yo tricks!
Beyond Blocks Building Session - Thursday, February 23 @ 11am
For Preschool-Grade 2. Let’s build with everyday items, and see how creative we
can be!
Tween Club - Thursday, February 23 @ 4pm
Craft TBA
Snuggle Up @ The Library Party - Friday, February 24 @ 11am
Winners of the Snuggle Up @ The Library Reading Program will be drawn
and other winter activities will be available.
Remember: Saturday, February 25 is Meet Elmo!
Tween/Teen Movie: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them Friday, April 14 @ 1:30pm
Best for Grades 3-9, but younger fans are welcome to come! We will
make homemade popcorn and dive into Harry Potter’s magical world. This movie is PG-13
(This movie might be changed if DVD release date gets pushed back)
If You Give a Mouse a Party - Tuesday, April 18 @ 11am
Stories and activities based on the If You Give… books by Laura Numeroff.
Juicing With Miss Joanna - Wednesday, April 19 @ 11am
For Preschool-Grade 2. Miss Joanna will teach us how to make healthy juice and
smoothies!
Family Movie: Disney’s Moana - Thursday, April 20 @ 11am
Bring your lunch (no nuts) and enjoy some homemade popcorn. We will be
showing Disney’s Moana!
(This movie might be changed if DVD release date gets pushed back)
Tween Club - Thursday, April 20 @ 4pm
Craft TBA
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Cardboard Racetracks - Friday, April 21 @ 11am
We will be building with recycled materials to make Hot Wheel
racetracks.
Teen Advisory Group: Mondays at 7PM – January 9, February 6,
March 6, April 3, May 1, June 5
Looking to earn community service hours? Want to plan a Rick
Riordan event or other fun programs? Join the Teen Advisory Group! New members are always
welcome
TEEN LOUNGE:
Fridays, January 6-June
16, 2:30 - 4:30pm
Join us for snacks, games,
the Wii, crafts, coloring,
and whatever else you feel like doing.
*No Teen Lounge March 31, April 14,
and April 28.
SATURDAY PROGRAMS @ 3:00pm
For tweens and teens. These programs
are designed and welcome students in 3 rd
grade and up.
TEEN CRAFTS - Join Jenna
once a month and make and
take something home with
you.
 January 28: Superheroes – join us for crafts,
games, and more.
 February 25: Pokémon Program – celebrate
the 21st anniversary with us.
 March 25: Zombie Party – crafts, food, and
fun. Can you survive a zombie apocalypse?
 April 8: Peeps Diorama – create your own
based on a book!
 May 20: Potato Chip Taste Test – join use as
we taste the weirdest flavors we can find.
 June 17: Videogame Tournament – battle
your friends with Mario Kart on the library
Wii.
 Thursday, January 12 at 3:30 PM: Anime
Inspired Crafts
 Tuesday, February 28 at 3:30 PM: Mardi
Gras Craft with King Cake
 Tuesday, March 23 at 3:30 PM: Paracord
Bracelet
Teen Tech Tuesdays: Tuesdays @
3:30PM: January 17, February 7, March
28, April 11, and May 30
Once a month teens will have a new activity
or challenge to complete. Littlebits, Green
Screen, Minecraft, and more!
January 17: Littlebits | February 7: Green
Screen | March 28: Minecraft PE: PvP Day
April 11 & May 30: TBA
Scribbles: Mondays @ 7PM: January 30,
February 27, April 24, May 22
Create a journal filled with
writing and art. Prompts, art
ideas, and supplies provided
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movie is rated PG-13 and this program is
open to tweens and teens. We will have an
all ages family showing in the summer.
Valentine’s Day Party –
Monday, February 13 @
7PM
Whether you’re a fan of the
holiday or not – it’s a great
excuse to eat some chocolate, play games,
and hang out!
Rick Riordan Party – Monday, May 8 @
7PM
Celebrate all things
Rick Riordan! This
event is planned by
TAG and will include
crafts, games, and a
raffle for the new Trials of Apollo book.
PI Day - Tuesday, March 14
@ 3:30PM
Join us for Sudoku and pie to
celebrate Pi Day. (Now with
more pie!)
Anime Movie – Monday, May 15 @7PM
Join us for an anime movie yet to be
determined and popcorn!
May the Fourth be With You: Rogue One
Movie Showing – Thursday, May 4 @
2:30PM
Join us for a showing of Rogue One and
popcorn on Star Wars Day! Please note this
Teen Movie: Tuesday, February 21 @ 6PM
Join us for a teen movie and popcorn. Movie TBD.
Teen Multimedia Paint Night – Wednesday,
February 22 @ 7PM
Create a beautiful winter scene with paint and
multi-media supplies.
Teen Lounge with Hot Chocolate Bar – Friday, February 24, 2:30-4:30PM
All the normal fun of teen lounge with a hot chocolate bar. We will also be pulling
the raffle winners from our winter reading program.
Book Nerds – Tuesday, March 7 @ 3:30 PM
Join us as we talk about teen survival books and all the survival programs going on
throughout March. Copies of several books will be available to keep and to check
out. And as always at Book Nerds – there will be Nerds candy.
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Teen Craft: Paracord
Bracelet – Thursday,
March 23 @ 3:30 PM
Create a bracelet from
paracord – this allows you to wear several
feet of rope – great in case of an emergency!
Breakout EDU - Monday, March 20 @ 7
PM
Join us for an escape room type event.
You’ll have one hour to find clues and solve
puzzles to escape. Can you survive?
SATURDAY PROGRAMS:
Saturdays @ 3 PM For
tweens and teens. These
programs are designed and
welcome students in grades
3 and up.
March 25: Zombie Party – crafts, food, and
fun. Can you survive a zombie apocalypse?
Survival Trivia Challenge – Monday,
March 13 @ 7 PM
Join Jenna for a test of your survival trivia
knowledge and challenges. Details TBA.
DIY Magnetic Poetry - Tuesday, April 18 @ 7 PM
Create your own magnetic poetry!
Teen Movie Showing – Wednesday, April 19 @ 6 PM
Join us for movie and popcorn. Movie TBD
Teen Lounge – Friday, April 21, 2:30 - 4:30 PM
The normal fun of Teen Lounge continues during vacation week!
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Evening Book Discussion Group
Our Evening Book Group meets on Thursday evenings starting at
7pm, for a discussion of the month’s book selected by the
discussion leader. If you are interested in joining please contact the
Assistant Director, Michael Wick at 781-505-4985 or by email at
[email protected]
January 26 – The Angel of Repose by Wallace Stegner
February 23 – Lost in Shangri-La by Mitchell Zuckoff
March 30 – The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society by
Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows
Morning ‘Book Talk’
Do you want to hear about new books and share what you've been reading?
Then the “Book Talk” is for you. Join Assistant Director, Michael Wick, on the
second Tuesday of every month. Book Talks start at 10:30 and are friendly and
informal gatherings of people who like to read. No required reading! Walk-ins
welcome.
Foreign Affairs Discussions begins on February 2
Dr. Craig Brandt’s popular series of discussions about U.S. Foreign Policy will
resume for another eight-week series beginning Thursday, February 2 at 10:30
a.m. Participants are urged to sign up on-line or at the Library (to be sure we’ll
have enough seats!) and discussion topics will be listed on the Library.
Adult Coloring Group
Studies show that coloring can have a calming effect on the adult mind
and helps promote overall wellness. Join our friendly group for some
stress-free fun on the fourth Monday of the month from 6:30-8pm.
There is no need to register, just drop in. All materials will be provided
but feel free to bring your own projects to work on. Future meetings: January 23rd, February
27th, March 27th and April 24th.
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January 23 - Friends of the Burlington Public Library Annual Meeting &
Nathalia Holt 'Rise of the Rocket Girls' Author Talk
Join us for the Annual Meeting of the Friends of the Burlington Public
Library followed by Nathalia Holt discussing her New York Times
bestselling book, Rise of the Rocket Girls: The Women Who Propelled
Us from Missiles to the Moon to Mars.
It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to realize that women have long been left out of history books.
Consider the elite group of young women who broke the boundaries of both gender and science
at NASA in the mid-twentieth century. For decades, the story of how these women transformed
rocket design and made space exploration possible—with little more than paper, pencil, and
mathematical prowess at their disposal—has remained little known and rarely told. In Rise of the
Rocket Girls: The Women Who Propelled Us, From Missiles to the Moon to Mars, Nathalia Holt
sheds light on the women who helped transform NASA, taking readers through the revolutionary
changes of careers that spanned half a century.
Nathalia Holt is a science writer and author. Her writing has appeared in The New York Times,
The Los Angeles Times, The Atlantic, Slate, Popular Science, and Time. She lives in Boston.
February 16 - An Evening With Tony Funches, Former Lead Singer of The
Platters
For more than a decade, Tony Funches graced stages around the world
as the longest standing lead singer of the legendary Hall of Fame music
group, The Platters, performing classic hits such as 'Only You,' 'Smoke
Gets In Your Eyes,' 'The Great Pretender,' and many more. Tony will
perform not only the songs of the Platters but many other timeless songs
from musical artists such as The Drifters, Nat King Cole, The
Temptations, and more!
March 16 - 'Basic Wilderness Survival' with Matthew Gabriel
Be a hero to your family! Learn basic wilderness survival skills that may someday save your life
or the lives of loved ones.
 Learn the construction of the warmest yet simplest survival shelter
on the planet- the debris hut
 Discover how to coal-burn a wood bowl and rock boil
 Unlock the mystery of primitive fire making with the bow drill
 Learn at least four edible/medicinal wild plants that are abundant
throughout North America and are available year-round
 'Lost Proof' yourself and your children
 Learn the components of a pocket survival kit
 Learn what EDC items are and why everyone should have them
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April 20 -'Backyard Chickens 101' with Khrysti Smyth
Love the local food movement? Ever thought you might like to try keeping your
own chickens? Come join 'The Chickeness”, Khrysti Smyth, of Yardbirds Backyard
Chickens for a rundown of popular breeds, housing needs and design, feeding and
care, health, laws and zoning, info on how to effortlessly mix chickens and
neighbors, and everything else you might want to know about keeping your own
backyard chickens. Course materials will be provided, and each attendee will
receive a signed Certificate of Course Completion. Come find out whether keeping chickens
might be a good addition to your garden, your kitchen, and your family's overall health and
wellbeing, and meet a few of her feathered Chicken Ambassadors too!
Book –A- Librarian
Burlington Public Library offers one-on-one appointments to patrons who would like
personalized assistance with technology and library resources. Library users can book a 45minute session for help with the following topics:
1. Internet basics and searching
6. Researching stocks and mutual funds
2. Setting up an email account
with Morningstar Investment
3. Downloading eBook, eAudiobook,
Research
and streaming music and movies
7. Learning a new language with
4. Researching with our online
Rocket Languages
resources
8. Finding your next great read
5. Downloading free music with
9. An overview of our all our electronic
Freegal
library offerings which are available
24 hours a day
Librarians cannot help with:
1. Computer technical support, troubleshooting, or repairs
2. Virus or malware on your machine
Make your appointment today! Call us at (781) 270-1691; come to the Reference Desk on the
second floor of the library; or email us at [email protected].
Burlington Public Library Patrons Can Create Free Professional Resumes
with Cypress Resume
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format? Burlington Public Library is pleased to offer our patrons the ability to
create beautiful professional-quality resumes for free with Cypress Resume, the
online resume building tool. With Cypress Resume, you can effortlessly create
a professional resume in just a few minutes. Simply plug in your basic
information (as little or as much as you like) and Cypress Resume creates a
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or any of our sources, you can Book a Librarian for a 45- minute one-on-one help session.
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