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Shopping at Amazon.com benefits the library
Every purchase you make when you start your search with this link benefits the Saugus Public Library.
To start searching, click on the amazon.com image.
Thank you for thinking of the library.
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Join us as we welcome John Galluzzo, Adult Education & Citizen Science Coordinator for Mass. Audubon's South Shore Sanctuaries. John will speak on his recent book:
Half an Hour a Day Across Massachusetts: Finding Nature in Every Town in the Commonwealth
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
7 PM
More about John
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Food for Fines
Thank you to everyone who contributed so generously to the Food for Fines program this year.
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Did you know the Library offers Home Delivery?
The library delivers materials to homebound Saugus residents. Books, audio-books, magazines, music and DVDs are all available. If you are unable to get to the library, either temporarily or permanently and would like delivery, please contact the library to request this free service or to learn more about it.
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Prepare for the SAT and the GED, civil service and many other tests!
Get ready by taking online practice tests or take an online Prep Course. All you need is your library card.
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What to Read Next
Find your next book group book or just a good read. Explore the endless possibilities and combinations of books, authors, genres and topics at Books and Authors.
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Car Repair Help Online The library subscribes to the online version of Chilton Car Repair. There are thousands of year, make and model combinations covering the most popular vehicles of the past 30 years, plus additional coverage of specialty models.
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Saugus Acropolis
The Saugus Acropolis is a Discussion Group which meets every month at the library.
Join us February 13th 7-9PM to talk about Addiction.
There is no required reading but you are invited to choose any book on the scheduled topic that interests you and report your findings to the other members of the group.
Drop by for one meeting or become a "regular". Enjoy an evening of friendly conversation and find out what your friends and neighbors think of topics from Addiction to Presidential Campaigns.
Meeting Schedule and Topics for Discussion
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Computer Classes
Computer classes for beginners are forming at the library!
This is a three-week session running on an ongoing basis:
Week 1 Introduction to the computer
Week 2 Introduction to Email
Week 3 Introduction to the Internet
Please call the Reference Desk at 781.231.4168 for more information
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