Author Archive
The Girl that Kicked the Hornet’s Nest
by debra on Sep.03, 2010, under Press Releases

Bradford Public Library has all three of Stieg Larsson’s books and audio CDs. We also have the DVD of “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo”.
“Traditional Kitchen Wisdom”
by debra on Sep.03, 2010, under Press Releases

Back to Basics: Traditional Kitchen Wisdom – This book has easy-to-follow, step-by-step, lovely illustrated instructions and detailed information about specific fruit and vegetable preparation that will enable anyone to create a truly self-sustainable lifestyle. It is a joy to read this time of year.
One of the interesting recipes in the book is for a “Berry Refresher”. It calls for combining berries, cider vinegar, sweetener and water. Sounds a lot like our old Vermont “Switchel”.
Fresh Vegetables
by debra on Sep.03, 2010, under Press Releases
I took a tour of some of our richly stocked fruit and vegetable stands this week while on vacation. Here are a few pictures to get your mouth watering. BPL has lots of current books on cooking with local, seasonal ingredients. My current favorite is the book ” Traditional Kitchen Wisdom”.
Strolling for Stories
by debra on Sep.03, 2010, under Press Releases
“Stroll for Stories” library walk will highlight historical areas of interest along a 2 mile loop starting at the Old Church Theater on Sept. 18th. Pick up pledge sheets at the library or make a donation that day of $5. Save Sept. 18th for LEAF and the “Strolling for Stories”. Find out more on the days events at the following link.
Music in the Park
by debra on Jul.14, 2010, under Press Releases
Children’s Summer Programs
by debra on Jun.09, 2010, under Press Releases
Thursday afternoon Programs for children ages 5 yrs and up.
July 1st, 1:00 – Art Adventures! Sea Creatures & Glitter Fish
Paint and collage
July 8th, 1:00 – Library Lab! Water Tension
Hands on Science
July 15, 1:00- Art Adventures! Sea Turtle Foil Art
Textured medium
July 22nd, 1:00- Library Nature Center! Beavers!
With John Austin from the Vermont Department of Fish & Wildlife
Build a beaver dam!
July 29th, 1:00- Art Adventures! Sailors Knots!
Macramé friendship bracelets
August 5th, 1:00- Library Nature Center Creepy Crawly Pond Life!
Hands on Discovery
******Toddler Story Hour- Friday Mornings at 10:00 am******
Adult Summer Programs
by debra on Jun.09, 2010, under Press Releases
July – Adult Programs
July 21 – Terminator Seeds / Presenter Emily Marsh. 6:30 PM
July 24 – Music in the Park with the Wall-Stiles. Elizabeth Park, 4 PM
New out of Vermont, the contemporary folk rock sound of the Wall-Stiles is original, energetic, and entertaining. Bring a picnic lunch, the family and enjoy great music and activities to benefit the Bradford Public Library
July 28 – VT Reads Book Discussion “The Day of the Pelican” by Katerine Paterson. 6:30 PM
Also Green Mountain Club Display in the Reading Room for two weeks.
In Times Past: Essays from the Upper Valley
by debra on Jun.09, 2010, under Press Releases
Bradford Public Library presents:
“In Times Past: Essays from the Upper Valley.” By Local Historian Larry Coffin Wednesday, June 30, 6:30 PM at the Bradford Public Library.
The book is a series of essays covering topics of local history including Vermont and New Hampshire towns from Lyme to Ryegate. Topics range from Town Poor Farms, Town Meetings, Rogers’ Rangers and Disastrous Fires to Abandoned Golf Courses and Things That Never Happened.
Profits will benefit the Bradford Public Library. Books available at the library for 19.95.
Weather Forecasting with Mark Breen
by debra on Jun.05, 2010, under Press Releases
Build a Weather Vane with Mark BreenAt the Bradford Public Libraryon June 24th at 6:00 pm This family event is free and open to the public Mark Breen will explore the challenges of observing the weather. Just putting up a thermometer on the porch won’t cut it! By delving into the details of how weather works, how instruments work, and how to keep track of your observations, you will be on your way to becoming a weather expert. This adventure is designed for families, and the weather will be discussed without a lot of fancy jargon. Find out about taming temperatures, registering rainfall, and handling the humidity among several others.


