From left, Library Trustee Rita Araujo, Phyllis Haskell, Patricia Gailes, Friends Chairperson Zachary LaPointe, Susanne Andrews, Library Trustee Chair Ron O’Connor, Leonard Hull Jr., and Library Trustee Ann Meitzen with a $10,000 check for the Dighton Public Library Building Project. (Photo courtesy Town of Dighton) DIGHTON — Town Administrator Ralph Vitacco and Library Director Mark Procknik are pleased to share …

Town Administrator Michael Mullen and Library Director Jocelyn Tavares, together with the Dighton Board of Selectmen and Library Board of Trustees, would like to share details regarding the proposed acquisition of the building and property located at 207 Main St. for the purposes of operating the Dighton Public Library.

Town Administrator Michael Mullen and Library Director Jocelyn Tavares would like to inform residents that the Dighton Public Library will be temporarily relocated to the lower level of Town Hall and a modular building at the Town Hall complex, located at 979 Somerset Avenue.

Library Director Jocelyn Tavares is pleased to share Dighton Public Library's upcoming summer programming opportunities, and encourages residents to attend.

Library Director Jocelyn Tavares is pleased to announce that the Dighton Public Library will be offering two Sea Turtle Rescue Virtual Academy sessions next week and invites children ages 5-10 to attend.

Library Director Jocelyn Tavares is pleased to announce that the Dighton Public Library has received a $1,900 grant from the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners to fund remote and virtual programming amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.

Town Administrator Mallory Aronstein, the Board of Selectmen and the Board of Health report that Dighton Town Hall and all other Town offices remain closed to the public in an effort to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).

The Friends of the Dighton Public Library is pleased to share that the annual Taste of Dighton event is just a few weeks away