All events are FREE, open to all and occur at the Jaquith Public Library, 122 School Street, Marshfield, Vermont, unless noted.
Effective at 6 p.m. March 17, 2020 The Jaquith Public Library will be closed to the public. All programs and meetings are cancelled until further notice. The Old Schoolhouse Common building will also be closed to the public.
Outside pick-up for all patrons of library materials, books, DVD’s, magazines, and audio-books will be available on Tuesday through Friday from 9 to 5 p.m. Email or call the library with your requests: jaquithpubliclibrary@gmail.com or 802-426-3581. Home deliveries will be available to Marshfield residents who are senior citizens.
Online access to eBooks and audiobooks is still available through Green Mountain Overdrive/Listen-up Vermont and Libby and they can be accessed through the library's web site. Both of these services allow users to either stream or download audiobooks and eBooks and are free to library patrons. There are also digital resources available from the library, such as VT Online Library, Universal Class and Consumer Reports. You can find links to all of these from our website: www.jaquithpubliclibrary.org.
If you need help setting up an account, remembering your library card number, or working through the use of any of these systems, please call or email the library and librarian, Susan Green, will be happy to help you.
We will continue to have free, powerful Wi-Fi available outside the library. You can access it from your car in the parking lot or sit in the gazebo or bring a chair to the front or side lawns (maintaining social distancing, of course) and use the Wi-Fi.
Outside pick-up for all patrons of library materials, books, DVD’s, magazines, and audio-books will be available on Tuesday through Friday from 9 to 5 p.m. Email or call the library with your requests: jaquithpubliclibrary@gmail.com or 802-426-3581. Home deliveries will be available to Marshfield residents who are senior citizens.
Online access to eBooks and audiobooks is still available through Green Mountain Overdrive/Listen-up Vermont and Libby and they can be accessed through the library's web site. Both of these services allow users to either stream or download audiobooks and eBooks and are free to library patrons. There are also digital resources available from the library, such as VT Online Library, Universal Class and Consumer Reports. You can find links to all of these from our website: www.jaquithpubliclibrary.org.
If you need help setting up an account, remembering your library card number, or working through the use of any of these systems, please call or email the library and librarian, Susan Green, will be happy to help you.
We will continue to have free, powerful Wi-Fi available outside the library. You can access it from your car in the parking lot or sit in the gazebo or bring a chair to the front or side lawns (maintaining social distancing, of course) and use the Wi-Fi.
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Are you stuck inside with Little Kids and just need to ROCK? Well try this!:
INTRODUCING: FAMILY CENTER PLAYGROUP GROUP CORNER Song with Christopher R Flying Purple Guitar Every Monday, Wednesday, Friday at 11:30AM Starting April 8th KIDS CAN REQUEST SONGS! Check out preview Link below! https://www.facebook.com/198934400121509/videos/753717625452605/?vh=e&d=n "STUCK AT HOME WITH KIDS AND NEED STRATEGIES THAT CAN HELP?"
Do you need or know someone who is looking for Family Support! (*See Link below!) https://www.facebook.com/198934400121509/videos/252108819261273/ ZOOM PARENT CAFE SUPPORT GROUP EVERY Tuesday 1PM (For questions or to SIGN-UP- EMAIL: christopherr@fcwcvt.org I am happy to answer any and all questions! Christopher Robertson (Family Center of Washington County Community Outreach Coordinator |
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Unemployment information and small business support. CareerOneStop features lots of employment information, and it has added resources specific to COVID-19:
The Vermont Department of Labor just issued an updated Unemployment Insurance Frequently Asked Claimant Questions. Please use and distribute this guide as much as possible.
The Vermont Department of Labor just issued an updated Unemployment Insurance Frequently Asked Claimant Questions. Please use and distribute this guide as much as possible.
- Vermont specific information on unemployment benefits.
- Information for employers/businessowner
How to stay Sane during the pandemic:
This BlueZones article on 50 Ways to Stay SANE During This Crisis, features a checklist on applying the system of Strong, Active, Neighborly and Energetic (SANE).
Another Interesting article : Ways to Manage Mental Health During the COVID-19 Outbreak.
The list of online learning options during this crisis is growing:
This BlueZones article on 50 Ways to Stay SANE During This Crisis, features a checklist on applying the system of Strong, Active, Neighborly and Energetic (SANE).
Another Interesting article : Ways to Manage Mental Health During the COVID-19 Outbreak.
The list of online learning options during this crisis is growing:
- < >The San Diego Zoo is providing free access to its Animal Species Online Learning Modules: https://sdzglobalacademy.org/coursewereheretogetherfreespecies.htmlReminder that VSLA continues to develop their Learning at Home ResourcesGovernor Phil Scott and the Agency of Education (AOE) today announced a partnership with Vermont PBS to provide educational content to supplement remote learning for Vermont during the COVID-19 outbreak. Please learn more about this important tool Author J.K. Rowling has just launched a new Harry Potter at Home website that features quizzes, craft tutorials, access to the first book in the series, Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, for free on Audible and digital library supplier Overdrive
- Tour some of the world’s best museums virtually.
- Please remember to frequently check the Vermont Department of Health COVID-19 page for updates, guidance, travel advisories,
- Get the latest public health information from CDC: https://www.coronavirus.gov(link is external)
Get the latest research information from NIH: https://www.nih.gov/coronavirus
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Summer Morning Programs- Imagine Your Story Program begins at 10:30 AM. Free lunch for children served at 11:30 AM. Programs are designed for children birth to seven years old and their caregivers. |
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Hap Hayward History Center
Open during regular library hours. Enjoy Marshfield's very own history room. Photos and displays of local artifacts.
A collaboration between the Marshfield Historical Society and Jaquith Public Library.
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Jaquith Public Library
Old Schoolhouse Common 122 School St. Room #2 Marshfield, Vt 05658 802-426-3581 jaquithpubliclibrary@gmail.com © Jaquith Public Library 2018 |
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