Levi E. Coe Library

Announcements

Introducing: The Palace Project

Palace is a simple way to begin reading eBooks or eAudios on your device. Find your library, enter your barcode, and begin reading in less than three taps on the screen. Simply download the Palace App from your device’s app store and have access to over 15,000 eBooks and eAudio titles.

Passport to CT Libraries 2026

Participate between April 1st to 30th for a chance to win a $200 Visa gift card! 171 Connecticut library locations are participating in this program. Start at the Levi E. Coe Library to pick up your passport. We will stamp your passport and give you a token gift to get started. Visit other participating libraries to get your passport stamped. Visit at least 5 participating libraries to enter the drawing. There is also a drawing for visiting 25+ libraries and for the patron who has visited the most eligible libraries. Turn in your completed passport to any participating library by Monday, May 11th. Winners will be notified by Friday, June 19th. This program is open to all ages.

Stop by the library after April 1st to pick up your passport, a list of participating libraries and your token gift!

Stamping Kits

Available to check out! Stamping Kits–Everything you need to create cards or for scrapbooking. Each kit comes with clear stamps, acrylic blocks, ink pads, and decorative edge scissors. Choose from Birthday/Friendship, Get Well/Sympathy, Thank You, Wedding/New Baby, Valentine’s, Halloween/Fall, Thanksgiving, & Christmas.

This project is supported by a grant from the Coginchaug Valley Education Foundation.

Lawn Games

Don’t forget about our lawn games including Bocce, Cornhole, Croquet, Curling, Giant Checkers, Giant Connect Four, Giant Dominoes, Giant Jenga, Horseshoes, Jumbo Foam Dice, Kan Jam, Ladder Toss, Lawn Bowling, Magnetic Darts, Ping Pong, Ring Toss, Scoop Ball, and Washer Toss. This project is supported by a grant from the Coginchaug Valley Education Foundation.

Retired Flag Collection

Do you have a United States flag which has become tattered or soiled? If you have a flag in need of retirement, please stop by the Library. Boy Scout Troop 270’s Nick Planeta has built a collection bin for such flags. As his Eagle Scout Project, Nick plans to retire these flags in a respectful, traditional way.