The Board of Trustees is the legally designated governing board for the Exeter Public Library responsible for the overall welfare of the library and the customers it serves. The Board's responsibilities include establishment of library policies, fiduciary oversight, and hiring the library's executive director. Library Board of Trustees The Board of Trustees is the legally designated governing board for the Exeter Public Library responsible for the overall welfare of the library and the customers it serves. The Board's responsibilities include establishment of library policies, fiduciary oversight, and hiring the library's executive director. Board of Trustees Term Ends Barbara Young *Chair 2028 barbarayoung1044@gmail.com Sarah Zachos James *Vice Chair 2029 exeterpl.trustee.scz@gmail.com Cathleen Toomey *Secretary 2028 c.toomey.epltrustee@gmail.com Katherine A. Boudreau *Treasurer 2028 boudreau.kathy@aol.com Term Ends Lisa Childs-Wilson 2027 m.c.wilson@comcast.net Sherry Kostenbader 2027 sjk417@gmail.com Diana Perry 2028 lagperry@comcast.net Susan Feltus 2029 exeterpl.trustee.sf@gmail.com Debra Wold 2029 exeterpl.trustee.dw@gmail.com The Exeter Public Library shall be operated in accordance with current New Hampshire Library Laws as outlined in New Hampshire Revised Statutes Annotated (RSA) Chapter 202-A and is governed by an elected, independent Board of Trustees. Menu 2026 Meeting Schedule Meeting Minutes Policies and Other Notes Long-Range Plan Web Links NH Library Trustees Association NHLTA Trustees Manual Board of Trustees Meeting Schedule 2026 The Board of Trustees meet the fourth Tuesday of the month, except in the summer and the month of December. Meetings are run in accordance with Roberts Rules of Order. Schedule The EPL Board of Trustees Meetings are held in the Exeter Public Library's Art Room located on the Children's Room ground floor level. The information will be posted at the library and on social media (Facebook and Instagram) on the Friday prior to the meeting. Here is the 2026 Schedule January 27, 2026 at 6 PM *Postponed February 3, 2026 at 6 PM *New Date February 24, 2026 at 6 PM March 24, 2026 at 6 PM April 28, 2026 at 6 PM May 26, 2026 at 6 PM June 23, 2026 at 6 PM September 22, 2026 at 6 PM October 27, 2026 at 6 PM November 24, 2026 at 6 PM For all Board of Trustees' meetings, a total of 15 minutes of time will be set aside for Public Comment at the end of each meeting and a 5 minutes limit placed per individual speaking. If the issue merits more time for consideration by the Board, all information must be presented to the Chair in writing 5 business days prior to the meeting. Trustees Meeting Minutes 2026 - 2020 2026 2025 2024 2023 2022 and before Meeting Minutes February 3, 2026 Building, Grounds and Technology Subcommittee - May 5 Meeting Minutes February 24, 2026 Fundraising Committee June 9, 2026 Meeting Minutes March 24, 2026 Fundraising Committee June 22, 2026 - Draft Meeting Minutes April 28, 2026 Meeting Minutes June 23, 2026- Draft Meeting Minutes May 26, 2026 Meeting Minutes January 2024 Meeting Minutes February 2024 Meeting Minutes March 2024 Meeting Minutes April 2024 Meeting Minutes June 2024 Meeting Minutes September 2024 Meeting Minutes October 2024 Meeting Minutes November 2024 Meeting Minutes May 2024 Meeting Minutes January 2023 Meeting Minutes February 2023 Meeting Minutes March 2023 Meeting Minutes April 2023 Meeting Minutes May 2023 Meeting Minutes June 2023 Meeting Minutes September 2023 Extra Meeting Minutes September 2023 Meeting Minutes October 2023 Meeting Minutes November 2023 Meeting Minutes January 2025 Meeting Minutes February 2025 Meeting Minutes March 2025 Meeting Minutes April 2025 Meeting Minutes June 2025 Meeting Minutes September 2025 Meeting Minutes October 2025 Meeting Minutes November 2025 Meeting Minutes May 2025 Meeting Minutes January 2022 Meeting Minutes February 2022 Meeting Minutes March 2022 Meeting Minutes April 2022 Meeting Minutes May 2022 Meeting Minutes June 2022 Meeting Minutes September 2022 Meeting Minutes October 2022 Meeting Minutes November 2022 Meeting Minutes January 2021 Meeting Minutes February 2021 Meeting Minutes March 2021 Meeting Minutes April 2021 Meeting Minutes: May 2021 Meeting Minutes January 2020 Meeting Minutes February 2020 Meeting Minutes July 2020 Meeting Notes July 2020 Meeting Minutes September 2020 Meeting Minutes: June 2021 Meeting Minutes: September 2021 Meeting Minutes: October 2021 Meeting Minutes: November 2021 Poco Amare performs live at the library. A group of twelve A Cappella singers perform for a packed audience at Exeter Public Library. New England Irish Harp Orchestra A crowd gathers as the New England Irish Harp Orchestra delivers a beautifully melodic performance. Colgate 13 performs The popular all‑male a cappella group Colgate 13 performs for a full crowd inside the library. Poco Amare performs live at the library. A group of twelve A Cappella singers perform for a packed audience at Exeter Public Library. 1/3 Policies and Other Notes Policies Long-Range Plan Past Director's Reports Collection Development Policy- approved 1-25-2023 Library Policies - 2026 Personnel Policy Bylaws of the Board of Trustees- Approved May 2026 Directors Report March 2021 Directors Report April 2021 Director's Report: June 2021 Director's Report: October 2021 Director's Report: May 2021 Long-range Plan Minutes July 2025 Long-Range Plan Minutes October 2025 Long-Range Plan Minutes November 2025 Long-Range Plan Minutes December 2025 Long-Range Plan Minutes February 2026 Long-Range Plan Minutes March 2026 Long-Rang Plan Minutes April 2026 Draft Long-Rang Plan Minutes May 2026 Draft Long Range Plan 2011 - 2021- Pending update Long-Range Plan Minutes January 2026

Exeter Public Library NH is the informational hub for the Exeter area, an institution that provides equal access to a range of media, services and programs to meet the needs of the community especially recognizing the library's responsibility as a place for children to discover the joy of reading. June 2026 Calendar of Events Quick Links How do I find...? To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Consumer Reports now available online. Consumer Reports Online provides evidence-based product testing and ratings, rigorous research, hard-hitting investigative journalism, public education, and steadfast policy action on behalf of consumers' interests. We subscribe so you don't have to! Access resource here ! The Friends of Exeter Public Library Visit The Friends of Exeter Public Library page . Learn about the wonderful things they do for the library and how you can help! Book Talk Service is offered at EPL. The staff will deliver & discuss all the books we can't stop talking about! Without leaving home, you can check out and return books while learning about upcoming library programs. If you don't have a library card, we can help with that too. Visit the Adult Programs page for dates or Contact us for more information at 603-772-3101 or Join the Library Start your library journey... register for a library card. Learn How Digital Downloads Find eBooks, digital audiobooks, magazines, and more. Get Started Events Go to the Exeter 250th Celebration page for events happening throughout the year! Author Talk with Alex Myers Saturday, June 27 at 11 AM Presented by Phillips Exeter Academy Class of 1945 Library, and Friends of Exeter Public Library Summer Reading Kickoff Party Family Fair Day Wednesday, July 1 at 1 PM Water Street Bookstore Fundraiser Thursday, July 2 Ongoing Programs For more information on Ongoing Programs visit the Adult Programs Page Adult Services Happenings To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Children's Room Happenings Go to the Children's Room page for more information. Teen Scene Programs and Book Groups Visit the Teen Scene page for more details Current Library Newsletter Stay up to date about what's happening at the Exeter Public Library. We will email you updates about upcoming programs and library news. Newsletters are sent out on a weekly basis. To sign up, contact the library at exeterpl.ref@gmail.com or phone 603-772-3101. Sign up for the Newsletter here. Town Newsletter The Town of Exeter, NH aims to keep you in the know about all things Exeter through various email subscription options. The Town is always looking for ways to improve its communication with residents and visitors, if you have ideas for how we can improve our email newsletters or add more information to our lists, please contact the Media Communications Coordinator Bob Glowacky at rglowacky@exeternh.gov . To Sign up, click here Newsletter, and simply fill in your information and check the boxes for the lists you want to receive. You can unsubscribe or edit your preferences any time. Stay Connected with SAU 16! Please use the QR Code or go to this link for more information: SAU 16 ParentSquare Community Group to join our newly created messaging group for community members that are not directly connected to our SAU 16 schoolls.

The mission of The Friends of the Exeter Public Library is to support and cooperate with the Exeter Public Library in obtaining resources and services for the public through fundraising, advocacy and volunteering. Friends of the Exeter Public Library Mission The mission of The Friends of the Exeter Public Library is to support and cooperate with the Exeter Public Library in obtaining resources and services for the public through fundraising, advocacy and volunteering. The Friends of the Exeter Public Library is formed exclusively for charitable, literary and educational purposes as specified in Sec 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, as amended. Committee 2026 Officers for Friends of Exeter Public Library Co-presidents – Martha Walsh and Andrea Renz Vice president – Hilary Ireland Secretary – Carol Eberhardt Treasurer – Roy Tellini Bylaws of The Friends of the Exeter Public Library Questions? Join us: Friends Email: friendsofexeterpubliclibrary@gmail.com Web Link: Facebook Page The Friends of The Exeter Public Library is separate, non-profit community support group for the library. We assist the library by hosting fund raising events and by accepting donations on behalf of the library. Our members also provide a volunteer pool to the library to help with library events and to perform special projects such as maintaining the gardens adjacent to the library building and providing school supplies for the teen room. We have a large mailing list and a small number of active members. There are volunteer roles for members that entail as llittle or as much time as the member is able to give. Friends News Results of the Exeter Town Election affecting our Library were discussed. Article 10 (Exeter Operating Budget which includes library funding) and Article 18 (which creates a $25,000 Trust Fund for Library Infrastructure) were both approved by the voters. The Trust Fund monies roll over if not used in the calendar year. Congratulations were given to “Friends” Susan Feltus and Sarah James for their election to 3-year terms on the Election Library Board of Trustees and to “Friend” Kathy Boudreau for her election to a 2-year term on the Board. Community Day at Water Street Books on Thursday, July 2, 2026, will benefit the Friends of the Exeter Library. A percent of sales will be donated. Posters or flyers will be produced to publicize the event. The Exeter Independence Festival is going to be extra-special on Saturday, July 11, 2026, since this is our country’s 250th anniversary. Events will be held all day. Sign-up sheets for the Friends activity and information table will be available as we get closer to July. Library Friends are encouraged to complete the brief survey for the Library’s Long Range Plan and alert others to it as welll. This is a compiled list of upcoming 2026 EPL–FOEPL events, created as a helpful way to see everything that’s on the calendar, in one place. We hope this overview makes it easier to plan ahead, attend programs, and find opportunities to volunteer and participate as you’re able and as needs arise. Your involvement—whether at events, fundraisers, or behind the scenes—plays an important role in supporting the Library and our community. Thank you for all that you do, and we look forward to seeing you at upcoming events. CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS: Who is interested in becoming part of a great organization?? Come join our Group! View the Meeting Minutes at the bottom of this page for more information. Upcoming volunteer opportunities: Again this year, we are excited to participate in Exeter's American Independence Festival on Saturday, July 11, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM in downtown Exeter. As in previous years, we will have a Library Friends information table on Water Street, offering details about the library and a fun craft for kids. We are looking for volunteers to staff the table in pairs for the following two-hour shifts: - 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM - 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM - 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM We will provide chairs and a shade canopy. This year, in honor of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, a larger crowd is expected, making your assistance especially vital. Volunteers talk about how much fun they have helping at this fun event, and with this year's 250th celebration, it promises to be even more special. If you would like to volunteer, please email us at friendsofexeterpubliclibrary@gmail.com with your preferred shift and a contact phone number. I would appreciate knowing your availability by Thursday, June 25 so I can finalize the group and send a confirmation email to everyone. Simple instructions and a reminder email will be distributed on July 2. Thanks in advance for supporting our wonderful public library. Martha Walsh Co-President You can volunteer by emailing the Friends at friendsofexeterpubliclibrary@gmail.com They will let you know of the many opportuntities to engage with the public for raising funds for the library. Ideas for new activities are welcome - what's your passion and what's your vision for our group? If you are a fan of Cribbage or want to learn how to play - Cribbage is every 2nd Saturday of each month from 10 am to noon. All levels of players, including Beginners are welcome! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NEXT MEETING: Next meeting: Tuesday, June 16th at 6:30 pm. Cribbage at the Library Cribbage will be on every 2nd Saturday of each month @ 10 AM - 12 PM What We Do and What We Have Done... Hold raffles at the Library craft fairs Assist the library by volunteering at community events such as LitFest, Craft Fairs, and more... Decorated a tree with an educational theme about challenged and banned books at the 2023 Festival of Trees Promote the library in the community in various ways, including writing letters to the editor of the local paper and staffing informational tables at various Exeter events Donate school supplies for teens Hold fundraisers at Sea Dog Brewery Hold Cribbage groups once a month Partnered with Water Street Books to raise funds for library events Maintain the gardens around the sculpture and the rain garden at Founder's Park Funded the new library sign at the Founders Park entrance Participated in a volunteer fair at River Woods. Participated in the Healthy Kids Day at the YMCA Set up the Donate a Book program Held a plant swap to collect plants for the library garden and get people to come down to the library Held a "Kids Day Out" at the library with crafts and a movie for kids Donated 4 card tables for Mahjong, bridge, and general use. Donated binders and dividers for the teen adulting class series. Fund adult music at the library programs Fund Summer Reading events such as music and magicians for the Children's Room Donated six multipurpose tables Donated recording equipment for community podcasting space Friends of the Library PICTURES Here are the photos from the Friends Gingerbread event. The gingerbread will be displayed at the Congregational Church on Thursday December 4 as part of the Exeter Holiday Block Party. 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Our staff is passionate about literature and dedicated to ensuring that all library resources are accessible to everyone. They will help you find the perfect book, or guide you to the best references available. Staff Currently, we are not hiring. Any openings will be posted on this Staff page and the Contact page. We appreciate your understanding and look forward to future opportunities. We are thrilled to let you know that the amazing team at Exeter Public Library is always ready to assist you. They will help you find the perfect book, or guide you to the best references available. Our staff is passionate about literature and dedicated to ensuring that all library resources are accessible to everyone. Don't hesitate to contact us at 603-772-3101 Main or 603-772-6036 Children's Room. We can't wait to hear from you! Director Julia Lanter Head of Children's Services Denise Fears Assistant Director Chandra Boudreau Adult Services Loren Brooks Laurie Corcoran Cerys Forster Hope Godino Beth Kendall Shelby Lennon Ashley Marstaller Teen Services Chandra Boudreau Sarah Collinge Children's Room Kathy Cardin Becca Gosselin Kelsey Lovejoy Sarah Medlock Torrin Tanner Pages Josslyn Borges Amelia Buckley Grace Gautreau Chloe Hartnett Addison Linscott Jaxon Sloan

The Teen Scene is open to Grades 6-11. ​Visit the Library Calendar for information about upcoming Thursday programs, and call 603-772-3101. Teen Scene *Please note that the room is open to Teens aged 12-18. Please call Exeter Public Library at 603-772-3101 with questions. Visit the Library Calendar for information about upcoming Thursday programs, and call 603-772-3101 and speak to Teen Librarian Chandra for any further questions. See you soon! ***EHS and CMS Students*** Need a ride to the library? Take the school bus... Please ask your school which bus is right for you and ask where it specifically stops. Teen Events Weekly Events Teen Scene Book Groups Teen Book Groups Teen Book Groups are held in-pers on once a month from October to May. Keep an eye out for sign-ups in September! Teen Led Programs Exeter Public Library enthusiastically encourages teen initiated programming. All programs need to be approved by Exeter Public Library and the Teen Advisory Board. Please fill out this form to submit your ideas! DMV Practice Test DMV website: https://dmv-permit-test.com/ Picture Gallery of Activities Happening in the Teen Scene Pictures of events and participants taken in the library have been verbally approved to post in advance. Pictures of events and participants taken in the library have been verbally approved to post in advance. Teen Book Awards National Awards Learn more about ALA Teens' Top 10 . See the 2023 winners here ! See other Teen Book Awards here ! About YA Gallery New Hampshire Awards Learn more about NH book awards. 2025 Winners 2026 Nominees Isinglass Award Nominees Isinglass Brochure Flume Award Nominees Flume Brochure Teen Book Awards NH Teen Poet Laureate Program NH Teen Poets are encouraged to sign up for Teen Tidbits, a bi-weekly newsletter organized by the NH Teen Poet Laureate Team! Learn about the latest local and national submission opportunities. Get tips, tricks, writing prompts, and more Sign up here ! For Students General EBSCO - The service provides full access to articles, essays, primary source materials, and videos on many topics. A valid 14-digit library card is required to access these databases. Learning Express - Users can access a variety of educational resources from our interactive online learning platforms. Users must create personal accounts in order to save their work in progress, store score reports, and revisit any practice tests, tutorials, or eBooks. Government State and local Governments - Links to state and local government sites. New Hampshire State Legislature - Official site of the New Hampshire State Legislature. Town of Exeter - The official site of the Town of Exeter Library of Congress - Library of Congress catalog, copyright office, documents, and photographs of America's heritage. The White House - Official White House site. U.S. Census Bureau - Official site of the U.S. Census Bureau. U.S. House of Representatives - Official site of the U.S. House of Representatives. U.S. Senate - Official site of the U.S. Senate. U.S. Supreme Court - Official site of the U.S. Supreme Court.

Exeter Public Library's Vision is to be the informational hub for the Exeter area, a vital institution that attracts and stimulates a vibrant community. Vision and Mission Vision Exeter Public Library's Vision is to be the informational hub for the Exeter area, a vital institution that attracts and stimulates a vibrant community. Mission The mission is to promote a literate, enlightened citizenship by providing equal access to a range of media, services and programs to meet the informational and recreational needs of the community and to encourage the discovery and evaluation of ideas and information, especially recognizing the library's responsibility as a place for children to discover the joy of reading. (from the Exeter Public Library's Long Range Plan, 2011-2021) Staff The team at Exeter Public Library is always available to answer questions, find a book, or help find references. Our staff shares a passion for literature and a commitment to ensure access of all library resources. Julia Lanter Director Chandra Boudreau Assistant Director Denise Fears Head of Children's Services Children's Room Kathy Cardin Rebecca Gosselin Kelsey Lovejoy Sarah Medlock Torrin Tanner Adult Services Loren Broo ks Laurie Corcoran Beth Kendall Shelby Lennon Ashley Marstaller Cataloger Hope Godino Teen Services Chandra Boudreau Sa rah Coll inge Pages Amelia Buckley Josslyn Borges Grace Gautreau Chloe Hartnett Addison Linscott Jaxon Sloan Board of Trustees The Board of Trustees is the legally designated governing board for the Exeter Public Library responsible for the overall welfare of the library and the customers it serves. The Board's responsibilities include establishment of library policies, fiduciary oversight, and hiring the library's executive director. Term Ends Barbara Young *Chair 2028 barbarayoung1044@gmail.com Sarah Zachos James *Vice Chair 2029 exeterpl.trustee.scz@gmail.com Cathleen Toomey *Secretary 2028 c.toomey.epltrustee@gmail.com Katherine A. Boudreau *Treasurer 2028 boudreau.kathy@aol.com Susan Feltus 2029 exeterpl.trustee.sf@gmail.com Sherry Kostenbader 2027 sjk417@gmail.com Deborah Wold 2029 exeterpl.trustee.dw@gmail.com Diana Perry 2028 lagperry@comcast.net Lisa Childs-Wilson 2027 m.c.wilson@comcast.net Board of Trustees Meeting Schedule 2024 The Board of Trustees meets the fourth Tuesday of the month, except in the summer and the month of December. Meetings are run in accordance with Roberts Rules of Order. Refer to the Library Board of Trustees website page for more information. Schedule EPL Board of Trustees Meetings will be posted at the library and on social media (Facebook and Instagram) on the Monday prior to the meeting. For all Board of Trustees' meetings, a total of 15 minutes of time will be set aside for Public Comment at the end of each meeting and a 5 minutes limit placed per individual speaking. If the issue merits more time for consideration by the Board, all information must be presented to the Chair in writing 5 business days prior to the meeting. The Exeter Public Library shall be operated in accordance with current New Hampshire Library Laws as outlined in New Hampshire Revised Statutes Annotated (RSA) Chapter 202-A and is governed by an elected, independent Board of Trustees. Library Board of Trustees Policy Vision and Mission Library History Freedom-to-Read Statement ALA Library Bill of Rights Renovation Plan Fact Sheet Long Range Plan - pending update

Exeter Public Library NH is the informational hub for the Exeter area, an institution that provides equal access to a range of media, services and programs to meet the needs of the community especially recognizing the library's responsibility as a place for children to discover the joy of reading. Street Restaurant Fundraiser Tue, Jun 02 STREET Exeter Support the library by eating at Street Restaurant in Exeter on Tuesday, June 2 from 5 to 9 PM. Tell your server you are dining to support the Friends of Exeter Public Library. Learn more June 2026 Today Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun 1 9:15 AM Teen All Day Gaming 1:00 PM Taiwanese Mah Jongg 3:30 PM Teen Writing Club +2 more 2 10:00 AM All Ages Story Time 10:00 AM Learn Korean 1:00 PM Tuesday Movie +3 more 3 9:15 AM Teen All Day Gaming 10:00 AM Ages 3+ Story Time 11:00 AM Art Talk with Sarah Koff +4 more 4 10:00 AM American Standard Bridge 10:00 AM All Ages Story Time 3:30 PM Teen Anime Club +1 more 5 9:00 AM Children's Room Open Art 11:00 AM Book Talks: Langdon Place 3:00 PM Teen Refreshing Fridays 6 10:00 AM Family Game Day 10:00 AM Italian Table 7 8 9:15 AM Teen All Day Gaming 1:00 PM Taiwanese Mah Jongg 3:30 PM Teen Writing Club +2 more 9 10:00 AM All Ages Story Time 1:00 PM Tuesday Movie 2:00 PM 2 over 1 Bridge +1 more 10 9:15 AM Teen All Day Gaming 10:00 AM Ages 3+ Story Time 12:30 PM Spanish Table +3 more 11 9:30 AM Library Opening at 9:30 AM 10:00 AM American Standard Bridge 10:00 AM All Ages Story Time +2 more 12 9:00 AM Children's Room Open Art 2:00 PM Book Talks: Riverwoods 3:00 PM Teen Refreshing Fridays 13 9:00 AM Watch TED Democracy Philadelphia: Founding Futures at Our Library 10:00 AM Cribbage with Friends of Exeter Public Library 10:00 AM Italian Table 14 15 Day (1/48) Teen Summer Reading Begins 9:15 AM Teen All Day Gaming 1:00 PM Taiwanese Mah Jongg +2 more 16 Day (2/48) Teen Summer Reading Begins 10:00 AM All Ages Story Time 10:00 AM Learn Korean +4 more 17 Day (3/48) Teen Summer Reading Begins 10:00 AM Ages 3+ Story Time 10:00 AM Morning Book Group: "The Secret Life of Groceries" by Benjamin Lorr +2 more 18 Day (4/48) Teen Summer Reading Begins 9:10 AM Teen All Day Gaming 10:00 AM American Standard Bridge +2 more 19 Day (5/48) Teen Summer Reading Begins 9:00 AM Library Closed Friday, June 19 20 Day (6/48) Teen Summer Reading Begins 10:00 AM Italian Table 11:00 AM Abigail Adams: Liberty & Legacy 21 Day (7/48) Teen Summer Reading Begins 22 Day (8/48) Teen Summer Reading Begins 1:00 PM Taiwanese Mah Jongg 5:00 PM Taiwanese Mah Jongg: Evening Group +2 more 23 Day (9/48) Teen Summer Reading Begins 10:00 AM All Ages Story Time 1:00 PM Tuesday Movie +2 more 24 Day (10/48) Teen Summer Reading Begins 10:00 AM Ages 3+ Story Time 12:30 PM Spanish Table +2 more 25 Day (11/48) Teen Summer Reading Begins 9:10 AM Teen All Day Gaming 10:00 AM American Standard Bridge +4 more 26 Day (12/48) Teen Summer Reading Begins 9:00 AM Children's Room Open Art 3:00 PM Teen Refreshing Fridays 27 Day (13/48) Teen Summer Reading Begins 10:00 AM Italian Table 11:00 AM Author Talk: Alex Myers +1 more 28 Day (14/48) Teen Summer Reading Begins 29 Day (15/48) Teen Summer Reading Begins 1:00 PM Taiwanese Mah Jongg 5:00 PM Taiwanese Mah Jongg: Evening Group +2 more 30 Day (16/48) Teen Summer Reading Begins 10:00 AM Learn Korean 1:00 PM Tuesday Movie +1 more 1 Day (17/48) Teen Summer Reading Begins 12:30 PM Spanish Table 1:00 PM American Mah Jongg +1 more 2 Day (18/48) Teen Summer Reading Begins 9:10 AM Teen All Day Gaming 10:00 AM American Standard Bridge +1 more 3 Day (19/48) Teen Summer Reading Begins 11:00 AM Book Talks: Langdon Place 3:00 PM Teen Refreshing Fridays 4 Day (20/48) Teen Summer Reading Begins 5 Day (21/48) Teen Summer Reading Begins 6 Day (22/48) Teen Summer Reading Begins 1:00 PM Taiwanese Mah Jongg 5:00 PM Taiwanese Mah Jongg: Evening Group +2 more 7 Day (23/48) Teen Summer Reading Begins 10:00 AM All Ages Story Time 2:00 PM 2 over 1 Bridge 8 Day (24/48) Teen Summer Reading Begins 10:00 AM Children's Miss Julieann Music Show 12:30 PM Spanish Table +1 more 9 Day (25/48) Teen Summer Reading Begins 9:10 AM Teen All Day Gaming 10:00 AM American Standard Bridge +3 more 10 Day (26/48) Teen Summer Reading Begins 9:00 AM Children's Room Open Art 3:00 PM Teen Refreshing Fridays 11 Day (27/48) Teen Summer Reading Begins 10:00 AM Cribbage with Friends of Exeter Public Library 10:00 AM Italian Table 12 Day (28/48) Teen Summer Reading Begins May 2026 Calendar of Events Quick Links How do I find...? To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Consumer Reports now available online. Consumer Reports Online provides evidence-based product testing and ratings, rigorous research, hard-hitting investigative journalism, public education, and steadfast policy action on behalf of consumers' interests. We subscribe so you don't have to! Access resource here ! The Friends of Exeter Public Library Visit The Friends of Exeter Public Library page . Learn about the wonderful things they do for the library and how you can help! Book Talk Service is offered at EPL. The staff will deliver & discuss all the books we can't stop talking about! Without leaving home, you can check out and return books while learning about upcoming library programs. If you don't have a library card, we can help with that too. Visit the Adult Programs page for dates or Contact us for more information at 603-772-3101 or Join the Library Start your library journey... register for a library card. Learn How Digital Downloads Find eBooks, digital audiobooks, magazines, and more. Get Started Events Go to the Exeter 250th Celebration page for events happening throughout the year! The Wandering Cook Tuesday, May 5 at 5:30 PM & Tuesday, May 19 at 5:30 PM Dare to Read Book Discussion Thursday, May 7 at 10 AM This program is part of the Big Watch and is made possible by New Hampshire Humanities Ongoing Programs For more information on Ongoing Programs visit the Adult Programs Page Adult Services Happenings To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Children's Room Happenings Go to the Children's Room page for more information. Teen Scene Programs and Book Groups Visit the Teen Scene page for more details *NEW* Teen Writing Group Current Library Newsletter Stay up to date about what's happening at the Exeter Public Library. We will email you updates about upcoming programs and library news. Newsletters are sent out on a weekly basis. To sign up, contact the library at exeterpl.ref@gmail.com or phone 603-772-3101. Sign up for the Newsletter here. Town Newsletter The Town of Exeter, NH aims to keep you in the know about all things Exeter through various email subscription options. The Town is always looking for ways to improve its communication with residents and visitors, if you have ideas for how we can improve our email newsletters or add more information to our lists, please contact the Media Communications Coordinator Bob Glowacky at rglowacky@exeternh.gov . To Sign up, click here Newsletter, and simply fill in your information and check the boxes for the lists you want to receive. You can unsubscribe or edit your preferences any time. Stay Connected with SAU 16! Please use the QR Code or go to this link for more information: SAU 16 ParentSquare Community Group to join our newly created messaging group for community members that are not directly connected to our SAU 16 schoolls.

The mission of The Friends of the Exeter Public Library is to support and cooperate with the Exeter Public Library in obtaining resources and services for the public through fundraising, advocacy and volunteering. Friends of the Exeter Public Library Mission The mission of The Friends of the Exeter Public Library is to support and cooperate with the Exeter Public Library in obtaining resources and services for the public through fundraising, advocacy and volunteering. The Friends of the Exeter Public Library is formed exclusively for charitable, literary and educational purposes as specified in Sec 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, as amended. Committee 2026 Officers for Friends of Exeter Public Library Co-presidents – Martha Walsh and Andrea Renz Vice president – Hilary Ireland Secretary – Carol Eberhardt Treasurer – Roy Tellini Bylaws of The Friends of the Exeter Public Library Menu News and Events Join or volunteer What We Do Meeting Minutes Web Link: Facebook Page Friends Email: friendsofexeterpubliclibrary@gmail.com The Friends of The Exeter Public Library is a separate, non-profit community support group for the library. We assist the library by hosting fund raising events and by accepting donations on behalf of the library. Our members also provide a volunteer pool to the library to help with library events and to perform special projects such as maintaining the gardens adjacent to the library building and providing school supplies for the teen room. 5 women are posing in front of decorated holiday trees. Every year, the Friends participate in Exeter's Festival of Trees. Holiday trees are decorated and auctioned off to the community. 3 women-Friends of the Exeter Public Library The Friends volunteer at a number of local Exeter events. IMG_9299 5 women are posing in front of decorated holiday trees. Every year, the Friends participate in Exeter's Festival of Trees. Holiday trees are decorated and auctioned off to the community. 1/6 Friends News Results of the Exeter Town Election Article 10 (Exeter Operating Budget which includes library funding) and Article 18 (which creates a $25,000 Trust Fund for Library Infrastructure) were both approved by the voters. The Trust Fund monies roll over if not used in the calendar year. Congratulations were given to “Friends” Susan Feltus and Sarah James for their election to 3-year terms on the Election Library Board of Trustees and to “Friend” Kathy Boudreau for her election to a 2-year term on the Board. Community Day at Water Street Books on Thursday, July 2, 2026, will benefit the Friends of the Exeter Library. A percent of sales will be donated. Posters or flyers will be produced to publicize the event. The Exeter Independence Festival is going to be extra-special on Saturday, July 11, 2026, since this is our country’s 250th anniversary. Events will be held all day. Sign-up sheets for the Friends activity and information table will be available as we get closer to July. Library Friends are encouraged to complete the brief survey for the Library’s Long Range Plan and alert others to it as well. Friends Upcoming Events Events sponsored by or run by the Friends of Exeter Public Library Multiple Dates Sat, Jul 11 Cribbage with Friends of Exeter Public Library / Learn more Jul 11, 2026, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM Come to play or learn cribbage and make local connections! CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS: Who is interested in becoming part of a great organization?? Come join our Group! View the Meeting Minutes at the bottom of this page for more information. Upcoming volunteer opportunities: You can volunteer by emailing the Friends at friendsofexeterpubliclibrary@gmail.com They will let you know of the many opportuntities to engage with the public for raising funds for the library. Ideas for new activities are welcome - what's your passion and what's your vision for our group? ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NEXT MEETING: Next meeting: Tuesday, April 21 at 6:30 pm. What We Do and What We Have Done... Hold raffles at the Library craft fairs Assist the library by volunteering at community events such as LitFest, Craft Fairs, and more... Decorated a tree with an educational theme about challenged and banned books at the 2023 Festival of Trees Promote the library in the community in various ways, including writing letters to the editor of the local paper and staffing informational tables at various Exeter events Donate school supplies for teens Hold fundraisers at Sea Dog Brewery Hold Cribbage groups once a month Partnered with Water Street Books to raise funds for library events Maintain the gardens around the sculpture and the rain garden at Founder's Park Funded the new library sign at the Founders Park entrance Participated in a volunteer fair at River Woods. Participated in the Healthy Kids Day at the YMCA Set up the Donate a Book program Held a plant swap to collect plants for the library garden and get people to come down to the library Held a "Kids Day Out" at the library with crafts and a movie for kids Donated 4 card tables for Mahjong, bridge, and general use. Donated binders and dividers for the teen adulting class series. Fund adult music at the library programs Fund Summer Reading events such as music and magicians for the Children's Room Donated six multipurpose tables Donated recording equipment for community podcasting space Friends of the Library PICTURES Here are the photos from the Friends Gingerbread event. The gingerbread will be displayed at the Congregational Church on Thursday December 4 as part of the Exeter Holiday Block Party. 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The library is here to assist you with your needs. There are many services we provide such as wifi, laptop usage, printing, online resources and much more. Resources The library is here to assist you with your needs. There are many services and resources the library will provide. Ask a librarian if you do not find your answer. Here are some of the things the library can help you with. Simply click on the "Resources" drop-down menu or select the link that interests you to explore a various selection of resources. We're excited to help you! Links to Resources: Download an audiobook, e-book, movie, tv show, or music Register for a library card online Find an upcoming program or event Museum Passes Reserve a room Local History and Geneology Ancestry Online Resources Digital Converter Library NH Video Game Library Tech Help NEW!! Wayback Machine The Wayback Machine is an incredible digital time machine, created by the Internet Archive, that lets you travel back in time to see what websites looked like in the past. It's like flipping through the archives of the internet. You can type in a URL and see snapshots of the site from different points in time. It's super useful for research, nostalgia, or even just to see how much the web has evolved over the years. Link to a HOW TO video. Laptops for Use in the Library Laptop Checkout Policy Internet Access Policy The library has 10 laptops you can checkout in-house. Please read the Internet Access Policy and the Laptop Checkout Policy for information before checking out a laptop. Patrons may use our laptops to browse the internet, send and read email, check their Facebook account, research and apply for jobs, create and print letters and documents, and many other tasks. Patrons are advised to delete any files they save to the computers to maintain their privacy. Most thumb drives may be used to save your work on the laptop. WiFi at the library The library supplies Wifi for patrons who bring their own devices to the library. There is a password required to connect to the library's Wifi. It is posted throughout the library. The staff is also there to assist you. Printing at the library Patrons can print from the library's public internet laptops or from their own devices. The library has 3 printers; two in Adult Services and one in the Children's Room: Black and white prints cost 25 cents, color prints cost 75 cents. Cash or check are accepted. No Credit cards please! Pay at the Information desk. Adult Services Printers - one HP that prints in black and white, and a Brothers printer for color, scanning, and emailing documents. Faxing documents is not applicable, but we can assist you with changing a document into a PDF to email out. Children's Room Printer - HP color printer can print in black and white and color

It's easy to get a library card: anyone can get one! For Exeter Residents, cards are free with proof of residency. If you do not live in Exeter, you may purchase a non-resident card for an annual fee. Contact the Library for more information. Library Cards We encourage you to consider the many advantages of obtaining a library card, which can provide access to a wealth of educational resources and existing programs and events! Exeter Residents Library card is FREE Visit the library with proof of residency (licence, ID, lease, mail) All residents of Exeter can use the Interlibrary Loan service. Non-Residents who own property in Exeter and pay taxes Library card is FREE Need proof you own real estate in Exeter (copy of tax records for property, this includes address of the property) Business owners encouraged Non-Residents A yearly fee of $100 per family to be members of the library (residents pay through their taxes) provide ID with address on it. Online is not available for Non-Resident If you work in Exeter and live in another town, you can get a card for free. Students Library card is FREE It is good for the school year. Show your school ID when you pick up your physical card. The card is for any SAU 16 school . For additional information, please call the library at 772-3101 To register, visit us in person! Library card applications cannot be submitted online. Bring your documents. Please bring a valid form of proof of your current address (such as a utility bill, lease agreement, other official mail, car registration, or valid ID). Complete registration form. Make sure the boxes are both checked and the form is signed and dated. Complete the process at the library. Our staff will guide you through the process and ensure you have everything you need to start enjoying your library privileges. If you have questions or need help, don’t hesitate to reach out. If you are homebound and cannot physically come into the Library please call us, the Library is here to help. We look forward to seeing you soon! Exeter Public Library New Card Policy Registration for ages 11 and under Registration for ages 12 to 17 Registration for ages 18 and up

Online resources is a collection of the Library's resources that can be used in the library, at work, or home with a user name and password. Some resources are suggestions and do not require a user name and password. Help is available by emailing the library at exeterpl.ref@gmail.com or contacting us at 603-772-3101. ​ Online Resources Most of the online resources can be used at home with a user name and password, or library card number. Otherwise, you will need to come into the library to get set-up for access. Help is available by emailing the library at exeterpl.ref@gmail.com or contacting us at 603-772-3101. Consumer Reports now available online. Consumer Reports Online provides evidence-based product testing and ratings, rigorous research, hard-hitting investigative journalism, public education, and steadfast policy action on behalf of consumers' interests. We subscribe so you don't have to! Access resource here! Consumer Reports Ancestry.com Access 30+ Billion Records on the World's Largest Online Family History Resource. Your Ancestors Become More Than a Name. Historical Insights, Photos, Records, and More. Visit the library to access this online tool. In-house use only. Find a Book with Novelist Plus Novelist Plus is the leading provider of research databases, e-journal and e-package subscription management, book collection development and acquisition management, and a major provider of library technology, e-books and clinical decision solutions for universities, colleges, hospitals, corporations, government, K12 schools and public libraries worldwide. Library card number is required. Please refer to FAQ site for help signing in. Find a Kids Book with Novilist Plus K-8 is an EBSCO database about books specifically for younger readers. It helps kids find books that are just right for their reading level and interests. Parents, teachers, and librarians can also find tools to teach with books and engage young readers. It allows readers to use a favorite author or title as a template to locate other authors and titles of interest. You can browse theme-oriented book lists at every reading level and look for outstanding titles in Award Winners. You can learn more about books and authors through Feature Articles, Book Discussion Guides, and BookTalks. NoveList K-8 includes picture books, children's "chapter" books, children's and younger teen titles in both fiction and non-fiction. (You can also choose to search books for readers at older teen or adult level by using NoveList Plus.) Library card number is required. Learning Express Library Computers are a necessity--at home, at work and at school. Whether you're looking to brush up on the fundamentals of computers, more easily navigate the web or learn a new software program, the library is here to help. Enjoy FREE access to more than 90-self paced video tutorials at EBSCO's Library Express Library. American Ancestors by New England Historical Genealogical Society. Local History and Genealogy The History room includes resources on Exeter history and the surrounding seacoast cities and towns. Stop by or contact us to get started on your search for information about your home, the town, or genealogy. Most of the online resources can be used at home with a user name and password. Help is available by emailing or contacting us. Additional Resources Micofilm Inventory at the Library The Microfilm Inventory contains archived newspapers and reports dating back to the 1800's. At this time, some of the Microfilm is off-site being digitalized. Other collections such as; Book records of renown families in the area, Town Reports, Yearbooks, Maps, Cemetery locations, etc. Please contact the library if you have any questions. 603-772-3101. Exeter Vital Statistics V ital Statistics dating back to the 1800's are located in the library's Historical Room and in digital online format. Access New England Historic Genealogical Society The New England Historic Genealogical Society (NEHGS) is a nonprofit corporation dedicated to advancing the study of family history in America and beyond, by educating, inspiring, and connecting people through our scholarship, collections, and expertise. . Access College Planning College Scholarship Search Scholarship Search - Find scholarships, other financial aid and internships from more than 2,200 programs. Explore Colleges College Search - Look up colleges by type of school, location, cost, size, and more and build a college list. Parent College Planning Resources College Planning - Find out how you can help your child prepare for college, pay for college, and more with resources from the College Board FASFA - Use the Free Application for Federal Student Aid form to apply for financial aid for college or graduate school. Fraud Awareness Fraud Awareness Here are some resources from the Federal Trade Commission Identity Theft Unwanted Calls IRS Imposter Charity Fraud Grandkids Scam Online Dating Tech Support Scam Healthcare Scam Social Security Fraud Credit Card Fraud Cyber Safety Cyber Safety OnGuard Online OnGuard Online - Tips from the Federal Trade Commission to help you stay safe and secure online. Common Sense Media Common Sense Media - Learn tips to ensure your child is safe online and discover apps and other online games that are educational. Safe Search Kids Safe Search Kids - Articles and tips for parents, educators and kids. Topics may include; internet safety tips, posting pictures online, parental controls for your family, social media safety, and many more topics Family Guide to Online Safety - Suggested by a the Lyndhurst STEM Club Mental & Behavioral Health Resource Guide Rockingham County Resources Greater Seacoast Community Health - Families First Portsmouth Call 603-422-8208, Goodwin Community Health Somersworth Call 603-749-2346, Lilac City Pediatrics Somersworth & Portsmouth Call 603-749-2346, or visit getcommunityhealth.org . Seacoast Mental Health Center Portsmouth Call 603-431-6703, Exeter Call 603-772-2710 or visit smhc-nh.org. Center for Life Management Derry and Salem 603-434-1577, for 24/7 acute care services Call 603-434-1577 option 1, or visit centerforlifemanagement.org . Southern NH Services Mancheste r Call 603-668-8010 or visit snhs.org . A community action program helping families with health, housing, employment-related assistance and more in Hillsborough and Rockingham Counties. Austin 17 House Brentwood Call 603-770-6374 or visit austin17house.org . A youth & family community center. The Upper Room Derry Call 603-437-8477 or visit urteachers.org. The Upper Room is a family resource center. Seacoast Outright Portsmouth Call 603-552-5824 or visit seacoastoutright.org . A resource for LGBTQ+ youth. The Derry Friendship Center Derry Call 603-432-9794 or visit thederryfriendshipcenter.org . The Friendship Center aims to reduce the stigma associated with substance use and provide a safe space for peer based support. Haven Portsmouth & Epping Call 603-994-7233 (24 hour confidential support) or Call 603-436-4107 or visit havennh.org . Support for all people affected by domestic and sexual violence. NH 211 Call 211 or visit 211nh.org . 211 NH provides the residents of NH with easy and accurate access to health and human services to meet their needs daily and in times of crisis. NH Rapid Response Access Point (NHRRAP) Call or text 833-710-6477 or visit nh988.com . The NHRRAP provides individuals in the state of New Hampshire with immediate, 24/7 access to mental health and/or substance use crisis support. The Access Point can resolve your immediate crisis via phone, text, or chat. ServiceLink Call 1-866-634-9412 or visit dhhs.nh.gov/programs-services/adult-aging-care/servicelink . ServiceLink provides information, support and referrals to individuals of all ages, income levels and abilities and administers programs and services such as Information and Referral Services, Person-Centered Options Counseling, NH Family Caregiver Program, State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP), and Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP). Referral, Education, Assistance and Prevention Program (REAP) Call 866-634-9412 or visit dhhs.nh.gov/sites/g/files/ehbemt476/files/documents2/reap_brochure.pdf . REAP is a community-based, short term support program and is available to all older adults (60+ and their caregivers) in New Hampshire. National Alliance on Mental Illness New Hampshire (NAMI NH) Call 1-800-242-6264 or visit naminh.org . NAMI NH works to improve the quality of life for all by providing support, education and advocacy for people affected by mental illness and suicide. National Suicide Prevention Lifeline Call 988 for immediate help, 24/7. Free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones. Or visit 988lifeline.org . Veterans Crisis Line : Suicide Prevention Hotline, Text and Chat Veterans and their loved ones can call 988 and press 1. Chat online at veteranscrisisline.net/get-help-now/chat or text 838255 to receive confidential support 24/7. Support for deaf and hard of hearing individuals is available. The National Maternal Mental Health Hotline Call 1-833-852-6262 or visit mchb.hrsa.gov/ national-maternal-mental-health-hotline . The Hotline provides 24/7, free, confidential support before, during, & after pregnancy. Trans Lifeline Hotline Call 1-877-565-8860 or visit translifeline.org/hotline . The Hotline is a peer support phone service run by trans people for trans and questioning peers. Disaster Distress Helpline (DDH) Call or text 1-800-985-5990 or visit samhsa.gov . DDH is a national hotline providing year-round disaster crisis counseling. This multilingual, crisis support service is available 24/7 to all residents in the U.S. and its territories who are experiencing emotional distress related to natural or human-caused disasters. The Trevor Project Call 1-866-488-7386 or text 678-678 or visit thetrevorproject.org . Reach out to a counselor if you’re struggling, find answers and information, and get the tools you need to help someone else. Connect to a crisis counselor 24/7, from anywhere in the U.S. The LGBT National Help Center Call 1-888-843-4564 or visit lgbthotline.org . The support volunteers identify as part of the LGBTQIA+ family, and are here to serve by providing free and confidential support and information. Al-Anon Call 1-888-425-2666 or visit al-anon.org . Al-Anon members are people who are worried about someone with a drinking problem. Alcoholics Anonymous Visit aa.org . AA has a simple program for people who have a problem with alcohol. For aditional resources visit: extension.unh.edu/mental-health-resources This resource was developed in part under grant #1H79SM08467101 from the FY2021 Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Mental Health Awareness Training Grant. The University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension is an equal opportunity educator and employer. UNH, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, and New Hampshire counties cooperating. Direct inquiries to unh.civilrights@unh.edu . ® February 2024 - The University of New Hampshire NH Statewide Resources Nationwide Resources Mental & Behavioral Health Resources Older Populations For the Adult and Aging Population NEW Free Online Fitness Classes thru AARP! Go to seniorplanet.org for the schedule and get started on a healthy lifestyle Care.com - Resources for Seniors Caring.com is a leading senior care resource for family caregivers seeking information and support as they care for aging parents, spouses, and other loved ones. We have been featured by AARP, The Administration for Community Living, The National Legal Resource Center, and Forbes, as well as referenced by many governmental agencies and organizations across the Internet. Cell Phone Information : https://www.caring.com/best-cell-phones-for-seniors/ . Cell phones have become a necessary and significant part of people's lives. For seniors, it can provide a higher degree of autonomy and allow them to stay connected more easily with family and friends. A cell phone can also give seniors more security, and In an emergency, having a mobile phone can allow them to get help quickly. Our new resource provides information on the best mobile devices for older adults based on their specific needs. We also cover how to get financial assistance, how to choose the right device, and how to help a loved one get the most out of a cell phone. NH Assisted Living Guide can be viewed on this site : https://www.seniorhomes.com/new-hampshire/ NEW RESOURCE: Recent news on Senior Online Scammers www.digitalmarketingdegree.org/seniors-safety-online-scammers/ Senior Resources Creative Aging Foundations On Demand from Lifetime Arts The program is a free, self-paced online course that is designed for institutions and individuals seeking to run successful, participatory artmaking programming for older adults. This course will serve as a guide as you plan programs and develop the necessary partnerships to support this important, cross-sector work.Visit this link for more information: https://youtu.be/es7w1cSkZs I Veterans Connection Veterans Connection The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Office of Mental Health and Suicide Prevention is requesting that all local libraries and community centers share VA content regarding federal mental health resources with their community. On behalf of the VA and all Veterans who are struggling with their mental health these sites may be helpful: Make The Connection www.maketheconnection.net www.facebook.com/veteransmtc Veterans Crisis Line www.veteranscrisisline.net First Step Recovery https://firststepsrecovery.com/program/veteran-assistance/ Free By the Sea https://freebythesea.com/addiction-resources/ptsd-veterans/ Crestview Recovery https://www.crestviewrecovery.com/ppc-lp/veterans_treatment_center/ Westwind Recovery https://westwindrecovery.com/recovery-blog/substance-abuse-and-veterans/ Mental Health Treatment https://www.ambrosiatc.com/treatment/mental-health/veterans/ 449 Recovery https://449recovery.org/guides/veterans-and-substance-abuse/ Disasters and Emergencies Preparation Go to ready.gov for more information Disasters and Emergency Preparation DMV Permit Practice Test FREE DMV PERMIT TEST Free Driver's Practice Tests for car, motorcycle, and truck licenses. Start Your FREE NH DMV Practice Test Now! Click here to begin: New* VIN Decoder Tool - In partnership with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) Driving Test: You need a New Hampshire driver’s license or learner’s permit if you want to drive on New Hampshire streets and highways. The driver test includes a vision test, a knowledge test, and a road test. The NH DMV knowledge test is a 40 question multiple choice test. he New Hampshire written test is designed to check your knowledge of road signs, road rules and safety rules. Everything you need to know is covered in the New Hampshire Driver's Manual Motorcycle Test: To earn your motorcycle license in New Hampshire, you must pass a knowledge test and an on-cycle skill test. The knowledge test is a 25 question multiple choice test. Knowledge test questions are based on information from the New Hampshire Motorcycle Manual . CDL Test: The CDL general knowledge test is required to be taken by all CDL applicants. The New Hampshire CDL test consists of 50 questions. To pass, you must correctly answer at least 40 questions (80%). The general knowledge test covers the contents of the New Hampshire CDL Manual . NLS National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled Library of Congress BARD (Braille and Audio Reading Download) Tired of waiting for a popular book? Planning a trip and wanting to take some good reading with you? We have your solution: BARD (B raille and A udio R eading D ownload) BARD gives users FREE access to download any NLS book or magazine they want, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. No more wait lists; no more due dates; no more mailing. And there are no limits: you can download as many books as you want, and so can every other BARD user. For FREE! Books can be downloaded a couple of different ways: BARD Books and magazines are downloaded from the BARD website, or using the BARD Express desktop application. Downloads are loaded onto a flash drive or blank cartridge, and can either be played on a digital player or a registered purchased player. BARD Mobile Download books and magazines right to a mobile device for portable, instant, easy listening. A is compatible with IOS, Android, and Kindle smartphones or tablets. You can download the free BARD Mobile App from the Apple App Store, the Google Play Store, or the Amazon Appstore (device must be running IOS 11 or Android 7 or higher). NLS is a free braille and talking book library service for people with temporary or permanent low vision, blindness, or a physical or perceptual disability that prevents them from reading or holding the printed page. This includes individuals with reading disabilities. Through a national network of cooperating libraries, NLS offers books the way you want them: in braille or audio, mailed to your door for free or instantly downloadable. Visit the website for more information: New Hampshire Regional Library New Hampshire State Library Talking Book Services 117 Pleasant Street Concord, NH, 03301-3852 Librarian: Marilyn Stevenson Library Code: NH1A Telephone: (603) 271-3429 Toll-free (In-state): (800) 491-4200 FAX: (603) 271-8370 E-mail: talking@dncr.nh.gov Web site: http://www.nh.gov/nhsl/talking_books/ External Serves: New Hampshire; braille readers receive service from Massachusetts. Get Started Here National Library Service for the Blind National Hearing Loss Resources National Hearing Loss Resources Here are some links to help you: ALDA : ALDA provides support, advocacy, and outreach for Late-Deafened, Deaf, and Hard of Hearing, as well as their families. Our community is here to share unique experiences, challenges, and coping strategies. We are all in this together. https://tndeaflibrary.nashville.gov/resources/national-map New Hampshire Association of the Deaf Disability Rights Center - NH New Hampshire Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf Northeast Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services