The Trustees meet the third Tuesday of each month at 5:30 PM at the Library.
Meetings are always open to the public.
Any cancellations will be posted on the Library's calendar.
Interested in becoming a Trustee? Have a question for the Board?
Contact Board Chair, Susan Gaudiello at trustees@barringtonlibrary.com
View Trustee Bylaws: Click Here
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![]() Term Ends - 2025 Leigh is a lifelong Seacoast New Hampshire resident and has resided in Barrington since 2009. Leigh has served on the board of trustees since 2014 beginning as an alternate, then board secretary, and now vice chair. Leigh believes that the library is the beating heart of the town, and that the library offers much more than simply books. The library is a place to learn, which serves everyone no matter their class or creed, and is a safe place to connect with members of the community. All are welcome. |
![]() Term Ends - 2024 Susan has lived in Barrington since 1981. For nearly 25 years she worked as research consultant evaluating formal and informal educationally-related programs. Susan has an advanced degree in Sociology. Her interests include supporting the library as it continues to provide access to high quality information, foster community connections, and meet the needs of community members of all ages. |
![]() Term Ends - 2026 Karolina grew up in Manchester, NH in a Polish family. She has lived in Barrington for many years, and was a teacher in Somersworth for over thirty years. She was one of the founders of the International Children’s Festival in Somersworth. |
![]() Term Ends - 2025 Robert's family moved back to Barrington when he was a baby and he attended all 8 years of elementary school in the now-closed old school/town office building. A few months after graduating from Spaulding High, he enlisted in the US Army for three years. After a 2 year break he re-enlisted and retired after a 21 year career. While on active duty he completed an AS and BS degree in Business. After retirement from the Army he completed his Master's degree. He then started a second career as a self employed insurance broker. After spending 14 years living in Utah where he stills owns a home, he returned to Barrington to help care for his parents and to be closer to his 4 children and now 5 grandchildren. He has always been an avid reader and collector of books and does not believe that technology will totally replace libraries or independent book stores. One of his hobbies is collecting and researching US and world paper money and the financial documents relating to the funding of the Civil War and World War II. |
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![]() Term Ends - 2024 Karen is a NH native who moved to Barrington in 2012 with her husband of 46 years. They designed and built a solar, energy efficient retirement home on Ayers Lake. Karen has two adult children. She earned a BS in Nursing from UNH and worked for 40 years as a labor and delivery nurse, educator, and clinical leader in the Obstetric setting. She has volunteered for schools, Dover Adult Learning, Eye Care Clinics in Nicaragua and the Peace Corps. Since moving to Barrington, Karen has volunteered for End 68 Hours of Hunger, served as a member of the Community Library Leadership Team and now as a Board Member of the Barrington Library Foundation. Through this work she has experienced the Barrington community’s spirit and generosity. Karen is an avid reader, creative fiction writer, hiker, kayaker, gardener, world traveler and enthusiastic grandparent to four grandchildren. She values the services the Barrington Library and its staff bring to citizens of all ages. As a trustee, Karen will work to ensure that classes, lectures and multiple services continue to meet the town’s demands. Karen has pledged to the new Barrington Library and Community Center as a legacy gift and voted in favor of the building. |
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Past minutes can be viewed at the Library upon request at the circulation desk. They are housed in the Library Director's office and staff will be happy to get the binders for you. They must be reviewed in-house and copies may be made as needed for $0.10 per page. Click the links below for the full documents in PDF format.
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Minutes:
December 1st, 2022 Special Meeting
September 13th, 2022 Special Meeting
September 6th, 2022 Special Meeting
August 2nd, 2022 Special Meeting
March 3rd, 2022 Special Meeting
February 8th, 2022 Special Meeting
January 31st, 2022 Special Meeting