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Clinton Book Shop is located on historic Main Street in the Victorian town of Clinton, New Jersey. Just doors from the shop are two grist mills constructed in the early 1800's. One now serves as the Hunterdon Historical Museum and the other as the Hunterdon Art Center, both of which receive thousands of visitors each year.
Clinton Book Shop and the Clinton Business Guild host many events throughout the year including author appearances, the Christmas parade, Victorian Dickens Weekend, merchant sidewalk sales, a summer Shakespeare Festival, and a lovely celebration of spring when the flowering cherry trees lining Main Street are in full bloom. We invite you to visit us soon! Come let the staff of the Clinton Book Shop take you back to a time, we have been and remain dedicated to preserving the time honored art of book selling for over 30-years.
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Clinton Book Shop Hours: We are a locally owned and independently operated shop open 7 days a week for your shopping convenience! Here are our extended Holiday hours beginning Friday, Nov. 23rd Monday through Saturday 10:00 am to 8:00 pm and Sunday 10am to 6pm.
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There is always something going on at our Clinton Book Shop. Check it all out and do stop by for the fun!. Title of Event: Ladies Night Out with Dorothea Benton Frank
When: Friday, May 16, 2008 6:30 PM Location: Clinton Book Shop Description: Join us for a fun night of talk, wine and food! New York Times best-selling author, Dorothea Benton Frank will join us this evening!
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Ever wonder what the folks who work at our book shop (really it's not work at all for us because we love all kinds of books!) are reading? Well then, here's your chance to find out. Enjoy-- hope you find these books as fun to read as we have!
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A Letter to America
by
Boren, David
A Letter to America boldly faces the question of how long the United States, with only six percent of the world's population, can remain a global superpower. University of Oklahoma president David Boren explains with unsparing clarity why the country is at a crossroads and why decisive action is urgently needed. He draws on his experiences as the longest-serving chair of the U.S. Senate's Select Committee on Intelligence and as a state governor and leader of a major public university. America is in trouble because its people are losing faith in the country's future. What the country needs, Boren asserts, are major reforms to restore the ability of our political system to act responsibly. We have shared values, and we should use them to replace cynicism with hope and the determination to build a better future. Bipartisan cooperation on behalf of national interests needs to replace destructive partisanship, and we should not rule out electing a president independent of both existing parties. We must fashion a post-Cold War foreign policy that fits twenty-first-century realities--including several contending superpowers. We must adopt campaign finance reform that restores political power to the voters, rather than special interests. Universal health care coverage, budget deficit reduction, affordable higher education, and a more progressive tax structure will strengthen the middle class. Boren also describes how we can renew our emphasis on quality primary and secondary education, revitalize our spirit of community, and promote volunteerism. He urges the teaching of more American history and government, for without educated citizens our system cannot function and our rights will not bepreserved. Unless we understand how we became great, we will not remain great. The plan Boren puts forward is ambitious and hopeful. It challenges Americans to look into the future, decide what we want to be and where we want to go, and then implement the policies and actions we need to take us there. |
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