Events to watch for in February include: Trekking in Nepal: a 50 Year Spiritual Journey, a Lifelong Learning Lecture Series, a Main Library Book Club discussion of When the Emperor Was Divine and more.China and NepalAdventures in Lifelong Learning BrochureLifelong Learning
February events for kids include Dads and Donuts, Movie Matinee: Dolphin Tale, Girls’ Book Club, Boys Book Group, Book Buddy, drop-in baby lapsit storytime at the Main library and McAuliffe.
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- eBook FAQ - A helpful overview
- Nook Help - Step-by-step instructions
- Kindle Help - Step-by-step instructions
- iPad help - Step-by-step instructions
  Are you in middle school? Need homework help? Come to the Middle School Homework Center at the Framingham Public Library!
Mondays 3:00pm to 5:00pm
Thursdays 2:30pm to 5:00pm
- Dedicated computers
- Free tutoring services
- Research resources
- Homework supplies
No appointment needed, Just drop by the Young Adult Center!
The Homework Center is funded by a grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services.IMLS
  The Framingham Public Library Foundation – Open the Door to Tomorrow
The Trustees of the Framingham Public Library (FPL) established the Framingham Public Library Foundation to create a legacy for the future of both Framingham libraries.
The Foundation’s short-term goal is to raise funds to help offset the cost of building a new McAuliffe Branch Library. Its long-term goal is to create an endowment fund that will supplement, but not replace, funds received from the Town of Framingham. As the Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization, your contributions are tax deductible. Matching donations are always appreciated. Please check with you place of business to see if they will match funds. Questions? Please contact the Director, Jeanne Kelley, at jkelley@minlib.net.
McAuliffe Branch Building Project
Learn a language online
Dozens of languages available including English as a second language courses.Mango
This Month's Staff Recommends - See what library staff recommend this month. Cocktail hour under the tree of forgetfulnessNothing daunted

Framingham Local History Photos
New! South FraminghamLocal History - South Framingham
Local History - South FraminghamLocal History - South Framingham

For reliable, librarian-selected materials and websites, check our Information Guides on Finance, Home Buying, Retirement, Home Improvement, Job Hunting, Nutrition & Fitness, and more.

Library Closed Monday, February 21 for Presidents' Day
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Framingham Library Trustees Seek Applicants for Vacant Board Position
Anyone interested in filling a one-year vacancy on the Board of Trustees of the Framingham Public Library should send a letter of application to the Library by or before noon Thursday, February 9, 2012, attention of Library Chair, Ruth Winett.  Applicants may also apply by email (rwinett@rcn.com).
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Drop-in Computer HelpDrop-in Computer Help is available in the main library Reference Department.
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Virtual Reference
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Drop-in resume help Job Searchis available in the main library Reference Department.
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The library offers passes to a variety of local attractions - and you can reserve your passes online

Mass Humanities brings Family Adventures in Reading (FAIR) to Framingham Public Library with guest storyteller Andrea Lovett!
Framingham Public Library is one of 10 Massachusetts libraries chosen to host the Mass Humanities-sponsored reading and discussion program for families. Click here for details.

SOAR 55, Service Opportunities After Reaching 55, is a program of Newton Community Service Center and part of a national network of volunteer agencies that meet critical community needs through the volunteer service of adults 55 and over in Framingham and several other MetroWest communities. Click here for details.

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