GILFORD — It is becoming more important to maintain digital competence. With technology moving so fast, it can become daunting. The Gilford Public Library wants to help bridge that digital divide. The library will hold a crash course on Friday Feb. 21, 10-1 a.m., on navigating the digital space and utilizing free tools. The program is free and open to the public. For more information, contact the library at library@gilfordlibrary.org, call 603-524-6042, or text 603-367-0264.
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