August 2026 Newsletter

                                                      

POULSBO FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY 

August 2026 Newsletter

                              

The next Book Sale will be held in the Community Room on September 12, 2026, 10:00am to 2pm.  Set up is on Friday, September 11, 9:00am to noon and Saturday hours are from 9:00am to 3:00pm, which will include book sales and clean-up and packing away books. We would love to have your help and the sharing of food for lunch on Saturday.  

Thank you again for helping with our July sale. We profited from our efforts; $2841.80. We have such amazing volunteers as well as patrons. Sign up at a Meeting or call Carol (360 265-8132) or Karen (360 598-1922) 

If you’re new to our group, Friends’ member Jean Haller continues, throughout the year, to collect calendar pictures that she turns into lovely book marks with the dates for our book sales attached to the back. She thanks you very much and so do we!! So, if you have an old calendar lying around, bring it along to the meeting!

Reminder: Our September meeting is the 2nd Monday as the first Monday is the Labor Day Holiday and library is closed.

If you are interested in ordering a PFOL shirt, please let us know. We will be putting in an order after the September meeting.

During the September 14, General Meeting, there will be elections for Officers, President, Vice President, Treasurer and Secretary. These are one year terms.

Several Board member positions may also be chosen. They are elected for 3 year terms. Nominations will be taken from the floor at the meeting. 

June 2026 Newsletter

POULSBO FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY  

June 2026 Newsletter

  

*Email: poulsbofriends@gmail.com

*Facebook: Poulsbo Friends of the Library

*KRL website: www.krl.org/poulsbo  

*PO Box 484, Poulsbo, WA 98370  

 

PFOL NEWS     

Our recent book sale held on Saturday, May 9, earned a total of $2,773. Many patrons found just the book they were looking for and had a lovely time searching!

 

The Poetry Walks season ends soon, May 31. Our more than usual number of Spring season dry days may have added to everyone’s pleasure and ability to roam and read the wonderful poems at Fish Park celebrating nature. Thank you to all who have helped with this project.

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