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Village libraries offer summer reading for all Submitted story ST. PARIS – Readers of all ages are invited to join the Summer Reading Program at the St. Paris Public Library and the Christiansburg Community Library and win prizes for reaching reading goals throughout the summer. Those who complete and return at least one reading log before June 19 will have a chance to win a family membership to the Columbus Zoo. Registration begins Monday, May 24. Weekly Summer Reading Activities beginning J...

At The Library: Activities for children, teens and adults in May Submitted Children 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten challenge on Beanstack Help children prepare for kindergarten by reading and logging books. Readers who sign up receive a free tote bag as well as a free book provided by Crawford Reads 20 for every 10 books completed. Whether you are reading 1,000 new books or your little one wants you to read their favorite one a couple times, each book completed counts towards your goal of 1,00...

Staff report Lincoln Public Library District Would you swallow a flea? Find out what happens when the coyote swallows a flea in the book "There was a Coyote Who Swallowed a Flea" by Jennifer Ward read by Friday special guest reader Deiy Shuff-Chignard from Resilient Premier Cleaning, LLC.  Story times can be accessed through the Lincoln Public Library Districts Facebook.  Watch for registration information about the librarys upcoming Summer Reading Program. Do Not Sell My Info / Cookie Poli...

Learn how Reading Colors Your World! with Helen Plum Library   Lombards Helen Plum Library is encouraging readers to join them for the "Reading Colors Your World!" summer reading program. Deb Finken | Staff Photographer, 2015     Updated 4/23/2021 4:44 PM Helen Plum Library in Lombard launches its "Reading Colors Your World!" summer reading program on Saturday, May 1. During the next few months, the library will host a range of free activities for children, teens, and adults th...

Observations from the Library Director of AHMFL It’s been great seeing so many of you in the library again this past month! We are happy to be open again even with these shorter hours. We still hope to reopen fully in June and need your input as to preferred days and hours. Please answer our survey on our website or come in and fill one out. Most of the staff have been vaccinated at this point and we look forward to the time when everyone has gotten their vaccine. But wearing masks, sanitizin...

HERMISTON — People of all ages can find activities to engage their mind, challenge their skills and invoke a sense of wonder in May at the Hermiston Public Library, 235 E. Gladys Ave. Children and adults are invited to stop by the library for craft kits and ideas. Adults can create a "Hanging Tin Can Bumblebee" beginning May 4, while kids can pick up the monthly craft kit during the week of May 17, while supplies last. Each kit includes instructions and supplies. Virtual storytime happens ...

NYPL 2011 Summer Reading Progam begins Thursday, June 9 The Seward Park Library kicks off the 2011 Summer Reading Program on Thursday, June 9 at 11am. The free festivities will include music, a magic show, face painting, arts and crafts, magna drawing and traditional Mexican dance. Special guests include the NYPL President Dr. Paul LeClerc and NYC School Chancellor Dennis Walcott. For a full schedule of the day’s events, visit the NYPL’s calendar. To sign up for the summer reading pro...

Libraries open back up, offer more than books Ronda Wertman Special to the News Tribune It’s an exciting time for Mineral County’s libraries as hours are expanding and new programs are opening up. After a year of reduced hours and modified services due to COVID-19 safety restrictions, the libraries are opening their doors more and more while still maintaining social distancing and taking extra precautions. In Keyser, the new hours are Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Tuesd...

618 S. Sangamon Ave., Gibson City Phone: 217-784-5343 This Week Monday –Yoga at 9:00am in program room; K-5th grade Story Hour held from 3:45pm to 4:30pm. Wednesday –Yoga at 9:00am in program room Thursday –Preschool Story Hour held from 9:00am-9:30am. Friday –Yoga at 9:00am in program room Coming Up Summer Reading Sign up in May –Registration for the Summer Reading Program will be on May 13th from 3:30pm — 6:00pm. Those who attend our registration event and sign u...

By Nathan Prewett LEEDS – A meeting of the Leeds Board of Education on April 14 was attended by Superintendent John Moore, board president Scott Sisk, and members Kathy Dutton and Chad Anderson while members Jeff Hudson and Aaron Moyana were absent. The meeting began with a March and February report from Finance Officer Ryan Miller. Miller reported that the system was in the sixth month of the fiscal year, which is half-way. As of March 30, the system is at 64.31% of the general fund revenue ...