Library
Jack Chellman, a sophomore at The Bullis School, has volunteered practically every Saturday at the Cherrydale Branch Library since October 2009.
Jack has always loved reading, so when he saw the request for volunteers, he immediately responded with his in-person support.
Jack enjoys working on finding items on the holds list, and if he finishes early, he'll always plunge into shelving whatever most needs to be shelved.
Staff members at Cherrydale are always cheered by his smile and willingness to help!
- Happy 71st Birthday Jack Prelutsky!
Thursday, September 8 is the birthday of children's poet Jack Prelutsky. Despite his assertion that he hated poetry as a child, Jack Prelutsky has published more than 50 collections of children's poems and was named the first Children's...
- Discussion Of "the Lost City Of Z" At Cherrydale July 11
Please join us at the Cherrydale Branch Library book discussion of "The Lost City of Z: A Tale of Deadly Obsession" by David Grann. In 1925, renowned British explorer Col. Percy Harrison Fawcett embarked on a much publicized search to find the city of...
- Cherrydale Celebrates 50 Years On Military Road
Be there Saturday, July 9 as the Cherrydale community celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the Cherrydale Branch Library building on Military Road. There will be a short ceremony at 11:00 a.m., followed by a celebration including cake donated by Heidelberg...
- Cherrydale Library: Your Fuel For Thought
From the "We-Get-Calls" Department at the Cherrydale Branch Library: Next time you look at your credit or debit card statement and see CHERRYDALE LIB along with a big charge, it wasn't for a stack of overdue DVDs charged out at the Cherrydale branch....
- March Book Discussion At The Mpl
March book discussion will be on the book Home by Marilynne Robinson. Home is a retelling of the parable of the prodigal son. The Reverend Boughton's hell-raising son, Jack, has come home after twenty years. As a youth, Jack was...
Library
Meet Jack, Outstanding Volunteer at Cherrydale
Jack Chellman, a sophomore at The Bullis School, has volunteered practically every Saturday at the Cherrydale Branch Library since October 2009.Jack has always loved reading, so when he saw the request for volunteers, he immediately responded with his in-person support.
Jack enjoys working on finding items on the holds list, and if he finishes early, he'll always plunge into shelving whatever most needs to be shelved.
Staff members at Cherrydale are always cheered by his smile and willingness to help!
- Happy 71st Birthday Jack Prelutsky!
Thursday, September 8 is the birthday of children's poet Jack Prelutsky. Despite his assertion that he hated poetry as a child, Jack Prelutsky has published more than 50 collections of children's poems and was named the first Children's...
- Discussion Of "the Lost City Of Z" At Cherrydale July 11
Please join us at the Cherrydale Branch Library book discussion of "The Lost City of Z: A Tale of Deadly Obsession" by David Grann. In 1925, renowned British explorer Col. Percy Harrison Fawcett embarked on a much publicized search to find the city of...
- Cherrydale Celebrates 50 Years On Military Road
Be there Saturday, July 9 as the Cherrydale community celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the Cherrydale Branch Library building on Military Road. There will be a short ceremony at 11:00 a.m., followed by a celebration including cake donated by Heidelberg...
- Cherrydale Library: Your Fuel For Thought
From the "We-Get-Calls" Department at the Cherrydale Branch Library: Next time you look at your credit or debit card statement and see CHERRYDALE LIB along with a big charge, it wasn't for a stack of overdue DVDs charged out at the Cherrydale branch....
- March Book Discussion At The Mpl
March book discussion will be on the book Home by Marilynne Robinson. Home is a retelling of the parable of the prodigal son. The Reverend Boughton's hell-raising son, Jack, has come home after twenty years. As a youth, Jack was...