The Peterborough Library Trustees approved summer reports and initiated a director review at their August 20 meeting. The library's summer programs hosted 380 youth across 20 activities, 246 in 18 storytimes, 303 scavenger hunters, and 174 readers who submitted 1,275 raffle entries. Fall
Peterborough Library Trustees authorize door system replacement citing Windows 11 security vulnerability. Director Corinne Chronopoulos reported the library's access-control system is incompatible with Windows 11, creating a network security risk; the board approved replacement costs not to exceed
Peterborough Library Trustees approve redesign and authorize building repairs. The Board of Trustees voted unanimously to allocate $3,000 for building repairs and approved a $750 graphic brand redesign by designer Sarah Gingras. Director Corinne Chronopoulos reported a year-end projected balance of
Peterborough Library Board approves spring reports and outlines collection reorganization. Director Corinne Chronopoulos reported successful Library of Things launch and summer programming including adult and teen crafternoons, a new volunteer-led collage and mixed media program for ages 16 and up,
Peterborough Library Trustees hike non-resident card rates, approve shelving expenditure. The board voted unanimously to increase non-resident card rates from $85 to $100 effective July 1, 2026, the first rate increase in many years. Director Corinne Chronopoulos recommended the increase to the
Peterborough Library Board backs Booked event with $250 grant. The Library Trustees unanimously approved support for the community event, with Director Corinne Chronopoulos reporting that Teen Librarian Anna Greenwood has joined the staff. The Board also noted the library is eligible to purchase
Peterborough library board authorizes heat pump replacement; modifies overdue and meeting-room policies. The Board of Trustees voted unanimously to modify the Overdue Collection Policy to allow staff to request compliance when items reach 70 days overdue, addressing approximately 90 currently
Peterborough library board opposes state House Bill 1214. The Trustees voted unanimously to authorize Tina Kriebel to draft an opposition letter to state legislators, to be signed by all board members. The board also accepted a 13,561.77 dollar donation from the 1833 Society and approved the
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