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9:30a - 9:00p
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Library Closings |
The Library will be closed for Labor Day on Sunday, September 2 and Monday, September 3.
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Library Newsletters |
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Friends |
Check out the Friends Second Saturday Super Sale on September 8! Sale hours are 9:30a.m. - 3:30p.m. The first hour is open to Friends members only.
Mark your calendar for the BIG book sale on Saturday and Sunday, November 10 and 11. Sunday is bag day!
Not a Friends member? Memberships are very affordable and available on the Library website , at the door on the day of the sale or pick up a membership form at the Welcome Desk the next time your visit the Library.
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Library Board |
Margaret Cohen, Joseph Falik, Grant Gerhart, Judy Lindstrom, Joan C. Luksik and Pamela Williams
Library Board of Trustee meetings are held on the third Tuesday of each month at 7:00p.m. except for April's meeting, which is held on the fourth Tuesday.
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Fall 2012 Story Times |
You may notice some changes to our story times this fall. We have revamped all of them to meet the needs of our patrons better. Please read the descriptions below to determine which story time is the best fit for your child.
Bouncing Babies is for newborns through crawling age, with an adult. When you’re ready to bring your baby to the library, we’re ready with finger plays, music and bounces that introduce early literacy skills and make the library a familiar and comfortable place.
Movers and Shakers is for children who are up and moving, with an adult. We welcome children who are walking and are ready to participate in finger plays, take part in action rhymes, and engage in group activities.
Just Us Kids is for preschoolers who are old enough and independent enough to participate without a parent or caregiver. Great stories, lively movement, music, and more fill this story time.
Registration for the first session of fall story times begins Monday, August 20.
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We Recommend… |
It’s almost time to go back to school and we are ready with some excellent titles!
Mouse Loves School by Lauren Thompson is a lovely book in the Beginning to Read Section. It follows a mouse who stows away in a backpack as he learns about all the wonderful things that can be found at school. This is the perfect choice for preschoolers or kindergartners who may be a little nervous about what’s to come.
Back to School Again can be found in our Children’s DVD Collection. It includes two stories, both perfect for reducing any anxiety elementary school students may have about returning to school. The Teacher from the Black Lagoon is a comical look at a child who imagines the very worst about his new teacher. Shrinking Violet is about a painfully shy girl who gets chosen as the lead in the school play. The happy endings are sure to make kids eager for school to start again.
It’s the First Day of School…Forever by R.L Stine is about Artie, a boy entering middle school. When his first day is pretty disastrous, he is very upset to discover he seems to be stuck reliving it over and over again. Fans of Stine’s Goosebumps series will delight in this timely tale. It is available in both book and audiobook formats.
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New AWE Computers |
New to the Youth Room are two Touch Screen Computers from AWE. These machines have over 50 educational programs appropriate for ages 2-8. Children are naturally drawn to these AWE Computers because they are similar to other touch-screen electronics devices that many of our young patrons are already comfortable using. They can explore various programs on different subjects to learn skills, read stories, draw pictures, and so much more!
We would like to extend a great big thank you to the Friends of the Library for their generous donation that allowed us to replace two of our older AWE computers with these brand new ones.
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Check This Out… |
Kids can enjoy the last days of summer by browsing through the latest issues of popular children’s magazines in the Youth Services Department. We have 60 magazines chock full of feature articles about sports, crafts, fashion, children around the world, animals, science, poetry, history and more. The Parenting, Special Needs, and Teaching Collections all have a variety of helpful magazines for adults as well.
Our newest magazines are Creative Steps and Art Dawg . Creative Steps has colorful craft projects, tasty recipes, enjoyable activities, and book suggestions for children preschool through tweens. Art Dawg: the Visual Arts Magazine for Kids is a wonderful new magazine for children ages 5-12. Feature articles about artists and art techniques are included along with many creative projects to try on your own. The current issues are on display and available for everyone to enjoy reading in the library. All back issues of our magazines may be checked out for one week.
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