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The Library received a Remote Work through Libraries Grant and has purchased privacy panels and tables to assist remote workers. The library also has free Wi-Fi and public computers.
Cards handmade by Gretchen Mead for sale
to benefit The Lubec Memorial Library.
August Art Exhibit: Nella Godbey Storm and Jeff Gilbert
Jeffrey Gilbert is an architect who has sketched and drawn and painted buildings and street scenes his whole career. The goal is to raise awareness and appreciation of the built environment around us insuring its long term survival and preservation.
Nella Godbey Storm has shown her work since 1967. Numerous galleries across America, the Javits Center the Atlanta gift show Tiffany and companies in New York and a great many universities on the East Coast have featured shows of her work. The Paley ( of CBS) design center held two art shows of her mosaics, and the Boberg Heritage Museum, Muncy historical Society, Lock Haven University, Penn State University, and the Williamsport Historical Society have all held shows of her work or featured her work. Godbey Storm has work in collections in Canada across America, France, the Dominican Republic, and in Scandinavia. Working in terra-cotta, acrylics, and doing design work with Jeffrey Gilbert architectural firm, as well as with goldsmith Rick Molinski, her design skills cover a broad range of materials and styles. She designed a gold jewel cross that was presented to the pope in Rome that was fabricated by Rick Malinsky. Living with her artist husband, Bruce Storm, they share a great interest in history, nature and the arts. For 45 years, they frequented the cape Lubec area for extended periods, loving the beauty of the area. These paintings represent her appreciation for the beauty of that area and were done on location.
