In Save Me by Lisa Scottoline, an explosion happens in a school cafeteria, and Rose McKenna must decide to rescue her own daughter or another child. When the truth comes out about her choice, Rose becomes a villain in her town. Her own daughter goes back to school while the girl Rose rescued is still in the hospital. Rose decides to take matters into her own hands to prove how she tried to get both girls out of the aftermath of the explosion. Pick up your copy at the circulation desk today.
What brings you joy? Whether it’s cozying up with a new story, learning a new skill, gathering with community or something else, you can find your joy at Bertolet Memorial Library.
National Library Week, April 19–25, 2026, is a time to celebrate the many ways libraries bring people together, spark imagination, and support lifelong learning. From books and digital resources to job assistance and creative programming, libraries are essential to thriving communities.
We invite everyone to join the celebration! Whether you’re a long-time patron, a new neighbor, or haven’t visited in a while, now is the perfect time to explore all the library has to offer. Our library ensures that everyone has access to resources that educate, inspire, and connect.
Whatever brings you joy, the library has something for everyone. Whether you’re preparing for a career change, launching a business, raising a family, or embracing retirement, Bertolet Memorial Library is here to support your journey. Libraries serve as hubs for learning, creativity, and connection, helping people of all ages explore new ideas and opportunities.
Onions have been used for centuries in cooking. The original drying process to preserve onions was time consuming. Around the twentieth century when dehydrating foods to preserve them began, is when onion powder really came to be. Onion powder can take the place of an actual onion in most dishes. A little can go a long way and no more tears from cutting up an onion. Stop by the circulation desk to pick up your sample of onion powder. Included are some recipes. You may discover a new dinner favorite.
Today the name Hershey is synonymous with quality milk chocolate, but that wasn’t always the case. Milton S. Hershey worked hard and failed often before his chocolate company was finally successful. And when he did become a household name and had earned a vast fortune, Milton and his wife Catherine decided to give it all away. Because of their generosity, tens of thousands of orphans have been saved, protected, and educated. Attend this illustrated lecture to hear the “behind the scenes” story of this beloved American company.
Presented by Laura Keyes, Historic Voices
