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Stop by and check out our new exhibit. Kathy Feikert has shared a "small" portion of her Happy Meal Toys collection. Most of these date from the '90's, so will be a trip down memory lane for most of us! The kids have enjoyed looking at them, and a couple have asked to play!
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Yesterday was a big hit for story hour. Ms Shelly read Spike. A book about a penguin with colored hair. Next was a race with a ball between there knees and then hands ✋️ in blubber in ice water to see how penguins can survive in the cold. Next story hour is February 9th. Come and join us for a fun time
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Storytime this coming Thursday is all about Penguins! Join us at 4 for a waddling adventure!
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Cold weather is in our forecast again. Sounds like a good time to stock up! We are open today at 12:30!
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Story hour was a huge success yesterday. Ms Shelly read Froggy gets Dressed. And the kids made snowflakes and the grand finally was playing in the snow ❄️. Fun for everyone young and old 🤣😊
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HOT OFF THE PRESS! Stop by, call, email us or tell us here to put your name on the hold list for Prince Harry's book, SPARE.
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Children’s Attendance Policy

Patrons under the age of 12 unaccompanied by an adult are limited to 1 hour on library premises.  Patrons under the age of 5, unless attending a library program, must be accompanied by an adult …

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