December Newsletter

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The December issue of the Oxford Memorial Library Newsletter is now available. Each month we publish a short newsletter with all of the upcoming events we have planned. It is a great way to know what is going on at the library! 

Read December’s newsletter here

Library Director Application

The Oxford Memorial Library seeks an enthusiastic, energetic and dynamic candidate for the position of Library Director.  The Oxford Memorial Library is a public library chartered by NYS as a school district library to serve the Oxford Academy Central School District, with a   population of 4,917.  We have an annual operating budget of $177,696 much of which is secured by tax levy.  We are in Chenango County and a member of the Four County Library System. The position requires a minimum of an Associate’s Degree and experience with administration and management staff, preferably in a library.

This position is 30 hours per week. The hourly wage is $20.00 to $24.00 per hour depending on qualifications, plus paid holidays and vacation.  Please email a cover letter, application and resume to mvoce@stny.rr.com or send to Oxford Memorial Library attn: Matt Voce, PO Box 552, Oxford, NY 13830

Three references may be required for final decision. 

Read the job description here

Chenango County Application is available here

Closed on Veterans’ Day

The Oxford Memorial Library will be closed on Monday November 11th in observance of Veterans’ Day. 

“Soldier from the wars returning”

By A. E. Housman

Soldier from the wars returning,
Spoiler of the taken town,
Here is ease that asks not earning;
Turn you in and sit you down.
 
Peace is come and wars are over,
Welcome you and welcome all,
While the charger crops the clover
And his bridle hangs in stall.
 
Now no more of winters biting,
Filth in trench from fall to spring,
Summers full of sweat and fighting
For the Kesar or the King.
 
Rest you, charger, rust you, bridle;
Kings and kesars, keep your pay;
Soldier, sit you down and idle
At the inn of night for aye.
 
Source: Last Poems (1922)