The Bookmobile will not be at any stops this week for scheduled maintenance. We will resume a normal schedule Tuesday, May 28.
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Super baby food : a absolutely everything you should know about feeding your baby and toddler from starting solid foods to age three years by Ruth Yaron Why not just buy jars of baby food? The author, Ruth Yaron explains: “The best food for your baby comes out of your kitchen, not from an industrial [...]
March 2nd is coming, and we are getting ready to celebrate Read Across America and Dr. Seuss’ birthday. I have an easy way to tell you why I love this children’s author: just look at some of my favorite Seuss characters.
From the forest to the beach, the walls in the Youth Services area take kids on a journey and engage them with the library, making memories to last a lifetime. From birth to middle school, the library encourages learning to read to reading to learn. A new mural has added vibrancy to the area stretching [...]
Johnny Turnbull and 199 other kids have been orphaned on a long term space flight. With their parents gone, the ship computer, otherwise known as Mother, takes care of them and guides them to their original destination; Orbis. The children dream of what their new home will be like, but when they arrive they discover [...]
Mammals were the topic of the December Stone Nature Center program. Smokey was asked to make a special appearance which delighted everyone. How many opportunities do you get to pet a wild coyote? Smokey came to live at the Center because she was badly burned by a fire when she was a pup. By the [...]
