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Cary Library
107 Main Street
Houlton, ME, 04730
Phone : (207) 532-1302
Fax : (207) 532-4350

	Charlotte Hobbs Memorial Library Charlotte Hobbs Memorial Library Providing Library cards are provided free to all our patrons. Our book collection includes over 17,000 volumes. Books are loaned for a period of 3 weeks. The Charlotte Hobbs Memorial Library offers many programs and classes free of charge to the public.

	Cumston Public Library CIPA is a federal law enacted by Congress to address concerns about children's access to offensive content over the Internet on school and library computers. The current policies of the Cumston Public Library are available for review by the public at the library.

	Cundyâ€™s Harbor Library Cundyâ€™s Harbor Library is a small, well-stocked, accessible public library serving the residents of Harpswell, Maine, particularly those living in Cundyâ€™s Harbor and on Great Island. The libraryâ€™s mission is to offer community members of all ages a collection of popular books, videos, and audio tapes, with a special interest in Maine histories and authors. Three-week loan for books, videos, and audio books.

	Curtis Memorial Library On Saturday, November 12, Curtis Friends will again be sponsoring the Kidâ€™s Book Sale in the Morrell Meeting Room at the library. We are looking for quality used books, CDs, DVDs, puzzles and games for children from preschool to middle school for the sale.

	D.A. Hurd Library The D.A. Hurd Library has been a central part of the North Berwick community since it opened its doors in January 1928. The original building was expanded in 1987 to include a children's room, and to provide space for the growing collection of books. Today, the library shelves house nearly 35,000 items including books for patrons of all ages, large print materials, audio books, video tapes and DVDs, magazines, newspapers, and primary source materials documenting the townâ€™s history.