Town Of Lebanon
579 Exeter RoadLebanon, CT 06249
Chipsealing and sweeping on selected Town roads has been completed. Residents please be mindful that some loose stone may still exist on the roads.
Eversource along with Asplundh Tree contractors will be working in various parts of town for the next several months on several utility enhancement projects including tree trimming and some tree removal. The areas of town with the most activity include sections of; Exeter Rd, Trumbull Hwy, Goshen Hill Rd, Bender Rd, Gates Rd, Jordan Ln, Old Route 89 and Rafferty Rd. Residents please be careful when passing through Work Zones and if residents plan on picking any wood left behind please be mindful of your safety while doing so.
Visit the Farmers Market on Saturday, September 30th in front of Town Hall from 9 am to noon.
Join this friendly group of knitters and share your questions or expertise. All knitters welcome (crochet welcome too!)
This seven (7) member Village Green District Design Review Board was formed by the Lebanon Planning and Zoning Committee on September 16, 2013. The purpose of the Village Green District Zone is to allow for integrated residential and agriculture development which meets the housing needs of residents while preserving and enhancing the unique rural, historic and architectural character and scale of the district.
Members were initially appointed by the PZC as follows, with subsequest reappointments for four-year terms:
Three (3) 4-year terms
Two (2) 3-year terms
Two (2) 2-year terms
Join us for the Friends of the Library Annual Book Sale, returning after a year’s absence. First Choice Friday is Sept. 29 from 7-9 pm and has a $5 admission fee.
Join us for the Friends of the Library Annual Book Sale, returning after a year’s absence. Saturday, Sept. 30 is free and open 9-3, perfect for visiting before or after the LHS Antique Show.
Join us for the Friends of the Library Annual Book Sale, returning after a year’s absence. Bargains by the Bagful takes place Sunday, Oct. 1 from 12:30-3:00.
Like to knit? All knitters are welcome to join this friendly group. (Crochet is welcome too!) Ultra-talented knitter, Diana Cowles, facilitates.
Time for Stories is an early literacy program filled with age-appropriate activities. Please join us for stories, rhymes, finger plays, music, and more. This program is designed for a preschool audience, but siblings are welcome. Open play is available at the end of the program.
A Street Cat Named Bob (2016)
Starring Luke Treadway, Ruta Getmintas and Bob the cat! The movie is based on the international best-selling book of the same name. This is the true, feel good story of how James Bowen, a busker and recovering drug addict, had his life transformed when he met a stray ginger cat. Free popcorn and comfy seats!
We have a Littlebits kit on loan from the State Library for the next month. These electronic bricks foster hands-on inventing, problem solving and creativity. Here’s your invitation to register, so you can experience Littlebits at the library!
Ages 7-12. Limit 8. Please call or stop in to register.
Read, Rock and Rhyme is fashioned after the Mother Goose on the Loose program that integrates the latest research in early literacy and infant brain development with traditional story time elements. Join us as we share books, rhymes, musical instruments, songs, movement, flannel board tales, puppets, finger plays and more. This program is designed for the birth to 24 month audience, but siblings are welcome. Open play is available at the end of the program.
Get ready to swap cards and wage battles against your friends. Are you new to Pokémon? Not to worry… we have plenty of experienced players who will be happy to show you the ropes. All ages welcome.
Join the Friends, see your friends and make some friends!
Beginning and intermediate drawing lessons for teens are offered in this new session running for four Saturday mornings. Those participants who attend all four classes will receive a small box of art supplies at the last class. Please register at the library or by phone. Ages 12 -16. (12 and 13 year-olds must have an adult stay with them during class.) Limit 8. $15 per person. Saturdays, October 14, 21, 28 & November 4 from 10:00 am-12:00 pm.
Like to knit? All knitters are welcome to join this friendly group. (Crochet is welcome too!) Ultra-talented knitter, Diana Cowles, facilitates.
All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr (led by Janice and John Knudsen)
From the highly acclaimed, multiple award-winning Anthony Doerr, the stunningly beautiful instant New York Times bestseller about a blind French girl and a German boy whose paths collide in occupied France as both try to survive the devastation of World War II.
All readers welcome. Light refreshments served.
Regular monthly meeting is 3rd Tuesday of the month in Town Hall conference room. Check the calendar for specific meeting dates and locations.
Regular monthly meeting of the Board of Selectmen
Read, Rock and Rhyme is fashioned after the Mother Goose on the Loose program that integrates the latest research in early literacy and infant brain development with traditional story time elements. Join us as we share books, rhymes, musical instruments, songs, movement, flannel board tales, puppets, finger plays and more. This program is designed for the birth to 24 month audience, but siblings are welcome. Open play is available at the end of the program.
Public hearings begin at 7:00 PM with regular meetings starting directly afterward. If no public hearing, regular meetings begin at 7:00 PM.
We have a Littlebits kit on loan from the State Library for the next month. These electronic bricks foster hands-on inventing, problem solving and creativity. Teamwork will be necessary during this program. Here’s your invitation to register, so you can experience Littlebits at the library!
Ages 7-12. Limit 12. Please call or stop in to register.
Beginning and intermediate drawing lessons for teens are offered in this new session running for four Saturday mornings. Those participants who attend all four classes will receive a small box of art supplies at the last class. Please register at the library or by phone. Ages 12 -16. (12 and 13 year-olds must have an adult stay with them during class.) Limit 8. $15 per person. Saturdays, October 14, 21, 28 & November 4 from 10:00 am-12:00 pm.
Time for Stories is an early literacy program filled with age-appropriate activities. Please join us for stories, rhymes, finger plays, music, and more. This program is designed for a preschool audience, but siblings are welcome. Open play is available at the end of the program.
Boo! We'll be making simple Halloween Crafts for the younger crowd. This program is geared for kids ages 3 and up.
Read, Rock and Rhyme is fashioned after the Mother Goose on the Loose program that integrates the latest research in early literacy and infant brain development with traditional story time elements. Join us as we share books, rhymes, musical instruments, songs, movement, flannel board tales, puppets, finger plays and more. This program is designed for the birth to 24 month audience, but siblings are welcome. Open play is available at the end of the program.
