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The move could not have been accomplished There were two changes to the staffing last year. 1 <br /> without the help of the Staff, Bridget Bontrager, Janet Lauren Kaminer, a long time Circulation Assistant, <br /> Burke, Janet Trask, Susan Cannavo and Deborah resigned early in 2008 to pursue other employment <br /> Umina, as well as our many volunteers. Catherine opportunities. Deborah Umina, last year's Summer <br /> Laurent and the DPW crew, and Barnstable Country Assistant, was hired to fill Lauren's position. This is <br /> Sheriff James Cummings' inmate work crews assisted Deborah's second time filling this position. She held <br /> with the packing, moving and setting up of the shelv- the position for several years before accepting a job at <br /> jj ing. Falmouth Public Library donated shelving from Falmouth Public Library and was then replaced by <br /> their temporary location after moving back into their Lauren. It feels like the position has gone full circle <br /> renovated building. We set up the donated shelves in and the staff are so pleased to have Deborah back with <br /> the temporary library several days in advance and us year round. Mary Navicky was hired as the new <br /> delayed packing our collection until a week before the Summer Assistant to replace Deborah in that position, <br /> move. We would have been closed a much longer She mastered the job skills very quickly and was a big <br /> time if we'd had to empty, dismantle and then set up factor in keeping the seasonal lines of patrons moving <br /> is our existing shelving in the new location. Thank you while freeing up the staff to do some of the behind the <br /> to the Mashpee Information Technology Department scenes tasks necessary to keep the library running. <br /> (David DelVecchio and Bruce Stello) and the CLAMS <br /> Headquarters staff for making the telecommunications In closing, I invite all of you to visit our new <br /> switch so smooth. We could not have opened up on space if you haven't yet had the opportunity to view it. <br /> time without our CLAMS software and phone system Thus far, we have gotten rave reviews from the public <br /> up and running. The move was completed without a on the temporary space. The storefronts were brand <br /> hitch and the library reopened after 10 day's time. A new space, finished off to our requirements. We <br /> grand re-opening ceremony was held on June 4th. receive a lot of daylight through the large front win- <br /> dows. This keeps the small space feeling more spa- <br /> We are holding some of our larger programs off cious and open than it really is. And you can read <br /> site or in the brick courtyard outside the main about the continuing progress of the new building on <br /> entrance. The series of children's performances orga- our website at www.ci.mashpee.ma.us/library. <br /> nized by Janet Burke for the Summer Reading <br /> Program drew hundreds of people. The final program Respectfully submitted, <br /> in the series was attended by over 300 people which is Helene B. DeFoe <br /> an all time high for any previous summer program, in Library Director <br /> either location.Many attendees were first time patrons <br /> of the library. Patrons are receiving the same high <br /> level of service they were accustomed to at the old <br /> library. We are obtaining items for them from our Report of the <br /> CLAMS colleagues, in place of the Mashpee items in <br /> storage. We have received many positive comments Planning Board <br /> on the convenience and comfort of the temporary loca- <br /> tion. <br /> To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the <br /> South Cape Village Shopping Center also Citizens of the Town of Mashpee: <br /> donated use of a storefront to the Friends of Mashpee <br /> Library as a site for their book sales. The Friends are On behalf of the members of the Planning Board, <br /> located at 9 Joy St., right next to the library. News it is my distinct honor to submit our report for the cal <br /> about the Friends' activities can be found at endar year 2008 <br /> www.friendsofmashpeelibrary.org. President Barbara <br /> Notarius is spearheading a Capital Campaign to assist The sitting members as of January 1, 2008 were <br /> with the purchase of additional collection items and the Chair, Beverly A. Kane, Vice Chair Dennis <br /> funding for library programs. We will be moving back Balzarini, Clerk Myrna Nuey, Thomas F. O'Hara and <br /> into a space 4 times the size of the old facility. Joseph E. Mullen. <br /> Purchasing additional books and AV materials to help <br /> fill some of the expanded shelving is a high priority In March Myrna Nuey resigned with our thanks <br /> for the Friends group. More details about their efforts and appreciation for her years of dedicated service <br /> and how to participate can be found by visiting their <br /> website. At the May 2008 election Joseph Mullin was <br /> elected for a 3 year term , Jim Leonard was elected to <br /> 128 <br />
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