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Letter from the Friends President

Thomas Jefferson said, “I cannot live without books.” Members of the Friends of the Florence-Lauderdale Public Library (FLPL) agree and as such support the purpose of this group: to assist, support and promote the FLPL, to promote knowledge of, interest in and use of the Library, to assist in efforts to establish and maintain the highest quality of library services possible, and to give encouragement and support to the Library.

A happy patron and Friend of the library peruses through the Mitchell Burford Bookstore

Image Credit: Samantha Mitchem

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You are invited to join our efforts by becoming a member of Friends of the Library. You may do so by visiting https://flplfriends.square.site/ Get plugged in by signing up for notifications of events and opportunities to learn, serve and enjoy! Subscribe by going online to https://flpl.org/subscribe/

Ribbon Cutting Celebration for the Mitchell Burford Bookstore Grand Opening, September 28, 2022

Image Credit: Samantha Mitchem

A BIG THANK YOU is extended to outgoing President Debra Dombrowski for her leadership and service, and to all of the volunteers who tirelessly serve on the Friends Board of Directors for the benefit of the community. I look forward to serving along with the outstanding group of servant leaders.

2022 Friends of the Library President, Debra Dombrowski

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Abraham Lincoln was known to walk miles to get a book. Whether you check out a book in person or online or purchase a used book in the newly expanded Friends bookstore, we invite you to celebrate the joy of reading during 2023!

Bookstore Manager, Anne Smith, and members of the Mitchell Burford family

Image Credit: Samantha Mitchem

Henry David Thoreau said, “How many a man has dated a new era in his life from the reading of a book! The book exists for us, perchance, which will explain our miracles and reveal new ones.”

What did you read last night and what will you read tomorrow?

Read, Learn, and Turn Off the Television,

Jan Irons Harris

(President, Friends of the Library)

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