Teens who use the Grove Hall Library filled out a survey telling us their favorite musicians, actors, books, and video or computer games. Every day this week, we will vote to see who is your favorite in each category. Tune in Tuesday to vote for actors and actresses, Wednesday for video and computer games, Thursday for books, and Friday for musicians. Winners will be revealed on Saturday! You can find today’s poll for favorite books and comic books here. Anyone is welcome to vote!
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Grove Hall Teen Choice Awards – Video and Computer Games
Posted on March 13th, 2013 by Laura in Teen Services
Teens who use the Grove Hall Library filled out a survey telling us their favorite musicians, actors, books, and video or computer games. Every day this week, we will vote to see who is your favorite in each category. Tune in Tuesday to vote for actors and actresses, Wednesday for video and computer games, Thursday for books, and Friday for musicians. Winners will be revealed on Saturday! You can find today’s poll for favorite video and computer games here. Anyone is welcome to vote!
Grove Hall Teen Choice Awards – Actors and Actresses
Posted on March 12th, 2013 by Laura in Teen Services
Teens who use the Grove Hall Library filled out a survey telling us their favorite musicians, actors, books, and video or computer games. Every day this week, we will vote to see who is your favorite in each category. Tune in Tuesday to vote for actors and actresses, Wednesday for video and computer games, Thursday for books, and Friday for musicians. Winners will be revealed on Saturday! You can find today’s poll for favorite actors and actresses here. Anyone is welcome to vote!
Welcome to Teen Tech Week!
Posted on March 12th, 2013 by Akunna in Events, Programs, Technology, Teen Services
Tags: technology, Teen Tech Week 2013
Teen Tech Week is a time to celebrate, learn more about and use tech resources in your library! Take a look at the different techie programs you can participate in this week.
It’s also a time for teen librarians to hear from teens about their current tech interests– anything from books about technology to video games you like to learning skills to be creative with technology. So, come talk to us– we really want to hear from you! Feel free to leave some suggestions in the comment section below, too.
And… if you want to beef up on tech history during the week, check out the blog This Day in Tech History, which gives you brief information on a significant piece of tech history for each day. Today, in 2008 (a really long time ago, right?) Hulu, the online video streaming website, was first launched. If you’ve got some other interesting tech facts, post them in the comments.
Enjoy the week!
Planning for Summer Jobs
Posted on March 2nd, 2013 by Laura in Teen Services
If you’re between the ages of 15 and 17 and are hoping to find a job this summer, this weekend is your last chance to apply for a Hopeline number! Hopeline applications must be completed by Sunday, March 3. Check out some of the great places where you can apply for summer jobs with your Hopeline number:
- The New England Aquarium
- Tenacity, the summer Tennis and Reading Program for Boston kids
- The Boston Natural Areas Network Youth Conservation Corps
- The 826 Boston creative writing center
- Artists for Humanity
- and of course, many Boston Public Library locations!
After you’ve finished your Hopeline application, head over to the ABCD Summerworks application! Summerworks provides jobs to young people between the ages of 14 and 21. Applications must be completed by March 15.
Remember, you can always stop by your local library for help filling out your application! Remember to bring all the necessary information with you and ask your local librarian for assistance.



