The library marks Super Bowl Sunday, February 2, with its Fifth Annual Fabric and Fiber Sale. The event will start at 10 a.m., and run until 2 p.m. The roots of the sale go back to the days when the former fabric store, Fabric Corner (which unfortunately burned down about five years ago), held a huge annual sale on Super Bowl Sunday. The idea of the library taking on this annual sale and furnishing it with donated fabric and yarns has met with a lot of enthusiasm. For the past four years, there has been such a wonderful outpouring of fabric and fiber enthusiasm, from both donors and purchasers, that the sale has officially become annual. There is still time for people with an oversupply of fabric or yarn and a will to clean out their storage areas to donate their surplus to this fund-raiser for the library. People may bring in their offerings during library hours. All are invited to come and join in what is sure to be a pleasurable day for fiber-o-philes. The prices at the sale will be extremely low, starting at $1 per yard and skein. At the end of the sale on Sunday, customers may fill up a bag for just $10. If it is absolutely impossible for donors to bring their fiber in beforehand, they may still do so early Saturday afternoon, February 1, when the library is open. The library staff and volunteers are very grateful for the generosity of donors to this event. For more information, call the library at (508) 548-8961.