About Us
Located in the Main Street Waterfront Historic District, The Hyannis Public Library is comprised of three architecturally distinct buildings linked together: The Ora A. Hinckley building, originally a sea captain’s home circa 1750; The Eagleston brick addition, built in 1939; and the contemporary Twombly Wing, built in 1974. Thank you to all who have contributed to the success of the Main Event!
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Whether you want to brush up on basic skills or practice for a more specific test like the SAT's. Find it all here!!
Learn a new language! 36 languages to choose from. Now available through all seven village libraries, courtesy of the Kirkman Trust Fund.
The Cape Cod Times from 1998-present is provided through NewsBank!
Britannica online provides access to encyclopedias, magazines, videos, and Web sites. This is a great resource for students of all ages.
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Sponsored by the Town of Barnstable Kirkman Fund.
Download an Ebook or audiobook today!
Access to thousands of popular magazines, scholarly journals and newspapers. Brought to you by MBLC and MLS with state and federal Institute of Museum and Library Services fund.
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Thank you to Kandy Korner and author Peter H Reynolds!Thank you to Kandy Korner, 470 Main Street Hyannis, for hosting New York Times bestselling author and illustrator Peter H. Reynolds during the 1st Annual Spring on Main Festival. 10% of the proceeds in book sales were generously donated to the Hyannis Public Library by our neighbor Kandy Korner. Thank you for supporting your Hyannis village
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Thank you to the Friends!Thank you very much to the Friends of the Hyannis Public Library for their recent donation of $500 for adult and children's downloadable materials. They have pledged to donate $500 per quarter of the year; this is their donation for the third quarter.
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Upcoming Events
The library will be CLOSED Monday May 27th in observance of Memorial Day.
Meet and Talk With your 2nd District Barnstable State Representative! Barnstable: Precincts 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 13 & Yarmouth: Precincts 5, 6
On Monday May 20th from 2:30 to 4pm
Representative Brian R. Mannal will be at the Hyannis Public Library all residents are invited to attend the office hours, and speak with him about any issues of concern.
No appointment is necessary.
Brian R. Mannal represents the Second Barnstable District in the Massachusetts House and is a member of three committees: Joint Committee on Public Safety and Homeland Security, Joint Committee on Veterans and Federal Affairs, and Joint Committee on Tourism, Arts, and Cultural Development.
Representative Brian R. Mannal will be at the Hyannis Public Library all residents are invited to attend the office hours, and speak with him about any issues of concern.
No appointment is necessary.
Brian R. Mannal represents the Second Barnstable District in the Massachusetts House and is a member of three committees: Joint Committee on Public Safety and Homeland Security, Joint Committee on Veterans and Federal Affairs, and Joint Committee on Tourism, Arts, and Cultural Development.
Who is Casey Quinby, and What’s All This About a Rocking Chair?
The Hyannis Public Library invites you to a cozy afternoon with mystery writer Judy Ciance on Wednesday, June 19, 2013 from 2 to 4 p. m.
Author of Empty Rocker, Judy Ciance was the Assistant Deputy Superintendent at the Barnstable County Sheriff’s Department. The “Casey Quinby” series is inspired by her career within the Barnstable County Court System, her marriage to a 30-year veteran of the Worcester Police Department, and her many years residing on Cape Cod.
Empty Rocker, the first book in the series, is a perfect blend of mystery, suspense, romance, and local scenery. Cape Cod Tribune investigative reporter Casey Quimby is compelled to dig deeper into an apparent hit-and-run of the sixteen year-old daughter of a well-connected Bourne family. But Casey can’t get any information out of the usually cooperative police officers at the scene, and she’s actually being warned off the case – why?
Empty Rocker has received numerous five-star customer reviews on amazon.com and the next Casey Quimby novel, Paint Her Dead, will be released in November.
Copies of Empty Rocker will be available for sale and signing after the
talk.
Author of Empty Rocker, Judy Ciance was the Assistant Deputy Superintendent at the Barnstable County Sheriff’s Department. The “Casey Quinby” series is inspired by her career within the Barnstable County Court System, her marriage to a 30-year veteran of the Worcester Police Department, and her many years residing on Cape Cod.
Empty Rocker, the first book in the series, is a perfect blend of mystery, suspense, romance, and local scenery. Cape Cod Tribune investigative reporter Casey Quimby is compelled to dig deeper into an apparent hit-and-run of the sixteen year-old daughter of a well-connected Bourne family. But Casey can’t get any information out of the usually cooperative police officers at the scene, and she’s actually being warned off the case – why?
Empty Rocker has received numerous five-star customer reviews on amazon.com and the next Casey Quimby novel, Paint Her Dead, will be released in November.
Copies of Empty Rocker will be available for sale and signing after the
talk.
Sturgis Charter Public School Summer Reading List
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