Opening of EV Charging Station
re-scheduled to: Friday, March 20, 2026 at 1 p.m.
Live EV Charging Demonstration
Everyone Welcome!
FREE - Aging in New Brunswick: A User's Guide - Fifth Edition - French and English
Available online: stu.ca/aging-in-nb
or phone 211 and ask to have a copy mailed to your home.
re: Lions Eyeglasses Program
We are a drop-off site for the Lions Recycle For Sight. We will pass along donated used eyeglasses to the Jemseg Lions Club. Just the glasses: eyeglass cases are not accepted.
Business Owners:
If you have brochures, menus or business cards, we can display them for you in our Visitor Information Centre.
See 'Tourism' pages on our website: Where to Eat; Where to Stay; Things To Do
Let us know if you want any changes/additions made to these pages.
Community Project: Book of Obituaries
Family and Friends of Locals
This record of past lives of those who lived in this area is put together by you and other community members. We encourage your participation. Feel free to add obituaries of friends and relatives and place them in alphabetical order, using the A to Z dividers. Use the plastic sheets if necessary. This is a small way that we can commemorate the memory of those who have lived in this area in the past. We hope that it might help genealogists in the future. See "BOOKS - Local History Books - Part 1 - Genealogy - People."
Book Memorials
You can have a personalized book-plate made in someone's memory.
Also, we will make a book-plate with the donor's name in a second book.
You can donate certain books or we can choose books that you feel are suitable.
A volunteer or student will arrange for you to receive a tax receipt for your donation.
Thank you for supporting the Cambridge-Narrows Regional Library.
Our collection of Cambridge-Narrows School yearbooks is lacking
the years: 1977, 2005 and any before 1963.
If you have copies you wish to donate to the Library, it would be appreciated.
They will be kept in the 'Local History' section of your Library.
'Thank you' to all those who have contributed to the collection.
Stories about Locals
We would like to start up a new collection of stories for the Local History Section. If anyone is interested in writing an article about a local person, we'd love to hear from you. Your essay/article can be long or short - with or without photographs. This will be a long-term, on-going project. They will be kept in a special binder in alphabetical order. You could write about your friend or neighbour or even yourself and your own family. It doesn't have to be highly detailed. You might have stories about the way things were in this area in the past. Let us know if you're interested in this project.