EVENTS AT FPL
FPL ANNUAL
CORPORATOR'S MEETING
June 11, 5:30-6:00PM
CORPORATOR'S MEETING
June 11, 5:30-6:00PM
The public is invited to come to the library to hear the annual report, vote on bylaw changes, elect new and returning board members, ask questions, and offer suggestions. Social distancing guidelines will be followed. If possible the meeting will be held outdoors. All participants are asked to wear masks. Participants will also be allowed to participate by Zoom if they choose not to attend the in-person meeting. Voting corporators need to complete paperwork to become a corporator. This paperwork may be completed at the meeting or may be accessed from the Farmington Public Library website and returned to the library prior to the meeting. When the library has received the paperwork, a zoom address will be sent to the corporator. For more information, call Barb 578-0286.
Apply to be a corporator here
(Please do print it off, fill it out and send it along to us, either by mail or by scanning it in and emailing it to
farmingtonpubliclibrary@farmington.lib.me.us or by dropping it into our book drop).
For more information, call Barb 578-0286.
Apply to be a corporator here
(Please do print it off, fill it out and send it along to us, either by mail or by scanning it in and emailing it to
farmingtonpubliclibrary@farmington.lib.me.us or by dropping it into our book drop).
For more information, call Barb 578-0286.
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Annual Poetry Contest. Please click to enlarge
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FPL Annual Poetry ContestIn collaboration with Literacy Volunteers of Franklin and Somerset Counties with generous support from Jared Ranger from Western Maine Financial Services and the Susan and Fritz Onion Foundation, the tenth annual Franklin County Poetry Contest is now open to all residents of Franklin County.
First, second, and third place winners will be selected in each of 6 categories; Ages 0-7, 8-12, 13-17, 18-25, 26 +, and Literacy Volunteers students. First-Place winners will receive cash prizes of $25, Second-Place winners will receive 2 movie tickets to Narrow Gauge Cinemas, and Third-Place winners will receive 5 Literacy Bucks. |
Winners will be announced June 8, 2020.
JUDGE BIO: Laine Kuehn graduated from Denver School of the Arts in 2010 as a Creative Writing major and earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from the University of Maine in Farmington. Laine, a 2013 and 2014 intern with the Beloit Poetry Journal, serves on the steering committee for the annual Belfast Poetry Festival and currently resides in Belfast.
2019 Poetry Contest Winners and Winning Poems
RulesTo enter, submit no more than one poem by Friday, May 15, with a cover letter listing the poet’s name, category entered (see listed above), contact information, and the title of the poem(s) submitted so that poems can be read anonymously. Cover letters need not include biographical information. Only submissions which follow this criteria and are submitted by May 15 will be considered.
All poems must be original and previously unpublished. Poems will not be returned, so please do not send originals or a SASE. Simultaneous submissions are accepted; please note on the cover letter and notify Literacy Volunteers immediately of acceptance elsewhere.
To submit entries:
In response to the Covid-19 outbreak, we are asking poets to make every effort to submit their poems digitally. Thank you.
Email to: literacyvolunteersfs@gmail.com
Mail to: FPL, 117 Academy St., Farmington, 04938
JUDGE BIO: Laine Kuehn graduated from Denver School of the Arts in 2010 as a Creative Writing major and earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from the University of Maine in Farmington. Laine, a 2013 and 2014 intern with the Beloit Poetry Journal, serves on the steering committee for the annual Belfast Poetry Festival and currently resides in Belfast.
2019 Poetry Contest Winners and Winning Poems
RulesTo enter, submit no more than one poem by Friday, May 15, with a cover letter listing the poet’s name, category entered (see listed above), contact information, and the title of the poem(s) submitted so that poems can be read anonymously. Cover letters need not include biographical information. Only submissions which follow this criteria and are submitted by May 15 will be considered.
All poems must be original and previously unpublished. Poems will not be returned, so please do not send originals or a SASE. Simultaneous submissions are accepted; please note on the cover letter and notify Literacy Volunteers immediately of acceptance elsewhere.
To submit entries:
In response to the Covid-19 outbreak, we are asking poets to make every effort to submit their poems digitally. Thank you.
Email to: literacyvolunteersfs@gmail.com
Mail to: FPL, 117 Academy St., Farmington, 04938
Art Quilt Maine's 2020 Show at FPL
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Art Quilts Maine Continues through May 1 Raffle tickets will be on sale at the desk, throughout the run of the show Light refreshments will be served. Free and open to the public |
"Woods and Waters", 36” x 30”, quilt donated by Rana O'Connor
BUY RAFFLE TICKETS HERE!
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