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Tuesday, May 26, 2020Summer Reading at Dover Public Library
Green and White, Reading Unites! will begin on Monday, June 8 and continue to Friday, July 31. In an effort to bring the community together during this challenging time, we will set one goal for readers of all ages. Can kids, teens, and adults altogether read 3,000 books during the eight-week summer reading program? Watch the progress on the book tracker on the front lawn of the library. At the end of the program when the goal is met (we know you can do it!) everyone who participated will be entered in a
Tuesday, May 26, 2020Some City of Dover Recreation Areas Open with Restrictions in Place
DOVER – Some recreation areas are open again to the public, including the Longhill Park Dog Park, pickleball and tennis courts, and the Bellamy Park Disc Golf Course. Several restrictions will be posted and remain in place at these locations until further notice, in response to the ongoing COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic and in accordance with new state guidelines for reopening parks and recreation facilities. Use of these locations will be prohibited to those who exhibit and symptoms of the coronavirus,
Wednesday, May 20, 2020Updates from the Dover Public Library
Bookdrops Are Now Open Return any items you have at home in the book drops. There are no fines now, and fines won't start again until the building has been open for 3 weeks. If you have audiobooks or music CDs, please remember to use the silver Media Book drop for these items, located by the parking lot/Children’s Room entrance. Curbside Pickup Available The library building remains closed, but staff are still working hard to get you books! DPL is now offering Curbside Pickup. Pick up hours are 10 a.m.
Monday, May 04, 2020New community initiative calls on Dover to show solidarity in green and white
Mayor Robert Carrier is encouraging the entire community to proudly display Dover's signature colors of green and white as a reminder we're all in this together. The initiative, “Green and White, Let's Unite!” is a way for the entire community to show solidarity during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. “During this unprecedented public health emergency, our residents and business community are faced with new challenges every day,” Carrier said. “Despite these challenges, one thing I know for certain
