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News Archive
Monday, May 12:
Limerick Day Read a few and see if you can write your own.
Saturday, May 10:
BookPage is in! Copies of the May edition are available in either building while supplies last.
Friday, May 9:
Library note cards for sale: 20 cards and envelopes for $15/pack. The art is a beautiful sketch of the Carnegie building by Lincoln artist Katie Grove.
Thursday, May 8:
New magazine at the Library: Country Weekly, the magazine devoted to country music and entertainment.
Wednesday, May 7:
Let "Live Homework Help" on the Library website help you with your homework FREE everyday 4 - 10 PM
Tuesday, May 6:
National Teacher Day College tutors available for grades 3 - 6 3:15 until 4:45, Monday - Thursday, through May 15, in the Annex
Monday, May 5:
Cinco de Mayo Read about this holiday and others brought to our country. Check out the non-fiction area of the Library!
Saturday, May 3:
Come in to the Annex and see the butterfly habitat in Ms. Lou's window! See the great butterfly books on display.
Friday, May 2:
Let "Live Homework Help" on the Library website help you with your homework. FREE everyday 4 - 10 PM
Thursday, May 1:
Mother Goose Day Do you know your Mother Goose rhymes? See our many Mother Goose Books in the Annex!
Wednesday, April 30:
Come in to the Annex and watch the changes in the Butterfly Hatchery (Ms. Lou's window)
Tuesday, April 29:
Get Free Cash For College: The 2008 edition of this important book by Gen & Kelly Tanabe is available in the Carnegie building (Q378.3097 TAN/PB).
Monday, April 28: The BookPage is free! This free publication offers insightful reviews on the newest books in fiction, non-fiction, and juvenile. It's available in both Library buildings.
Saturday, April 26:
Thank you to our Youth Volunteers! Ask how you can be one Call 732-5732 and ask!
Friday, April 25:
Arbor Day
Thursday, April 24:
Let "Live Homework Help" on the Library website help you with your homework FREE everyday 4 - 10 PM
Wednesday, April 23:
William Shakespeare's birthday Introduce yourself to his works with selections From the Youth Services J/ 822's.
Tuesday, April 22:
Earth Day
Monday, April 21:
National Turnoff Week Time to turn off the TV and READ as a family!
Saturday, April 19:
In 1775, our American Revolution fighting began. Help your student understand this event by reading Everybody's Revolution by Thomas Fleming (J/973.3/FLE) or Paul Revere's Midnight Ride by Stephen Krensky (J/973.3/KRE)
Friday, April 18:
Livestrong Survivor Notebook: This important sourcebook on cancer is made possible by the Lance Armstrong Foundation and is available for checkout in the Carnegie building.
Thursday, April 17:
New magazine at the Library: The Progressive, a publication devoted to the attainment of economic justice and the protection of individual rights.
Wednesday, April 16:
Let "Live Homework Help" on the Library website help you with your homework. FREE everyday 4 - 10 PM
Tuesday, April 15:
Young People's Poetry Week Read some of the funny poems in the 811's!
Monday, April 14:
National Library Week
Saturday, April 12:
New magazine for 2008: More, the magazine that celebrates smart, sophisticated 40+ women's interests.
Friday, April 11:
Author Read-alikes: If you have read everything by Orson Scott Card, you might enjoy reading Dan Simmons, Nancy Kress, or Robert Jordan.
Thursday, April 10:
New CD: Lincoln Tales Tall and True, Brian "Fox" Ellis (CD 973.7092 ELL) is available for checkout in the annex.
Wednesday, April 9:
911 Magnets: the Library has free refrigerator magnets containing the emergency telephone numbers for Lincoln and Logan County. They are available in both buildings while supplies last.
Tuesday, April 8:
New magazine for 2008: American Baby, a complete reference for expectant and new parents. Check it out in the annex.
Monday, April 7:
Let "Live Homework Help" on the Library website help you with your homework FREE everyday 4 - 10 PM
Saturday, April 5:
Author Read-alikes: If you have read everything by Margaret Atwood, you might enjoy reading Penelope Lively, Carol Shields, or Marge Piercy.
Friday, April 4:
Have you "scene" a good book lately? Stop by the annex for the Library's display of books that have been made into motion pictures.
Thursday, April 3:
Donate Life Month: A statewide effort to raise awareness of the organ/tissue donor program. www.lifegoeson.com.
Wednesday, April 2:
International Children's Book Day Come in and see the new children's books!
Tuesday, April 1:
No April Fool's joke! Let "Live Homework Help" on the Library website help you with your homework.. FREE everyday 4 - 10 PM
Monday, March 31:
Will March go "out like a lamb?"
Saturday, March 29:
Tickle your funny bone! The Library has the new DVD collection Personal Best of Monty Python's Flying Circus.
Friday, March 28:
Get in shape! The Library has the 20th anniversary edition of Richard Simmons Sweatin' to the Oldies on DVD.
Thursday, March 27:
Live Homework Help Grades 4 - College intro Every day 4 - 10 PM Click on the icon under the menu on this page!
Wednesday, March 26:
Tax forms online: To access federal or state income tax forms, go the Library's web site and click Partner Links. This will lead to the U.S. Government and State of Illinois web sites.
Tuesday, March 25:
Author read-alikes: If you have read everything by V.C. Andrews, you might enjoy reading John Saul, Kay Hooper, or Lois Duncan.
Monday, March 24:
Harry Houdini's birthday Read a biography about this fascinating "Man of Magic"
Saturday, March 22:
Citizenship Toolkit: The Library has the new Civics and Citizenship Toolkit from the U.S. Immigration Services. It's available for checkout in the Carnegie building.
Friday, March 21:
Live Homework Help Grades 4 - College intro Every day 4 - 10 PM Click on the icon under the menu on this page!
Thursday, March 20:
Check out crafts you can make at home J/745's in the Annex
Wednesday, March 19:
Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10:00 AM Lapsit for 6 months - 2 years, 10:00 AM Story Time for 5 - 7 year olds, 3:30 PM Registration required. Call 732-5732
Tuesday, March 18:
Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10:00 AM Registration required. Call 732-5732
Monday, March 17:
Happy St. Patrick's Day! Come learn more about Ireland and your Irish heritage at the Library!
Saturday, March 15:
Author Read-alikes: If you have read everything by Omar Tyree, you might enjoy Karen Quinones Miller, E. Lynn Harris, Travis Hunter, or Donald Goines.
Friday, March 14:
Illinois Work Net Center: Developing Illinois' workforce through jobs, education, and services. www.illinoisworknet.com
Thursday, March 13:
Craft Class: ages 8 - 12 years, 3:30 PM Registration required.Call 732-5732
Wednesday, March 12:
Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10:00 AM Lapsit for 6 months - 2 years, 10:00 AM Story Time for 5 - 7 year olds, 3:30 PM Registration required. Call 732-5732
Tuesday, March 11:
Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10:00 AM Registration required. Call 732-5732
Monday, March 10:
New magazine at the Library for 2008: The Progressive, A leading voice for peace and social justice.
Saturday, March 8:
Illinois Circuit Breaker forms are located with the tax forms in the Carnegie building.
Friday, March 7:
Illinois Legal Aid Online: Improving access to justice through technology. www.illinoislegalaidonline.org.
Thursday, March 6:
Craft Class: ages 8 - 12 years, 3:30 PM Registration required.Call 732-5732
Wednesday, March 5:
Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10:00 AM Lapsit for 6 months - 2 years, 10:00 AM Story Time for 5 - 7 year olds, 3:30 PM Registration required. Call 732-5732 Brian "Fox" Ellis premiere: WALT WHITMAN'S LINCOLN 7 PM TONIGHT in Carnegie Building Limited seating
Tuesday, March 4:
Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10:00 AM Registration required. Call 732-5732 Brian "Fox" Ellis premiere: WALT WHITMAN'S LINCOLN March 5, 7 PM in Carnegie Building Limited seating
Monday, March 3:
Brian "Fox" Ellis premiere: WALT WHITMAN'S LINCOLN March 5, 7 PM in Carnegie Building Limited seating
Saturday, Mar. 1:
Looking for a college in Illinois? Take a look at the Library's notebook containing the web pages for institutions of higher learning in our state. Located in the Carnegie building. Brian "Fox" Ellis premiere: WALT WHITMAN'S LINCOLN March 5, 7 PM in Carnegie Building Limited seating
Friday, Feb. 29:
Got Fossils? You might enjoy the new book Guide To Fossils, Firefly Books (560 FIR PB). Check it out at the Library today!
Thursday, Feb. 28:
Craft Class: ages 8 Ð 12 years, 3:30 PM Registration required. Call 732-5732 Brian ÒFoxÓ Ellis premiere: WALT WHITMANÕS LINCOLN March 5, 7 PM in Carnegie Building Limited seating
Wednesday, Feb. 27:
Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10:00 AM Lapsit for 6 months - 2 years, 10:00 AM Story Time for 5 - 7 year olds, 3:30 PM Registration required. Call 732-5732
Tuesday, Feb.26:
Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10:00 AM Registration required. Call 732-5732 Brian "Fox" Ellis premiere: WALT WHITMAN'S LINCOLN March 5, 7 PM in Carnegie Building Limited seating
Monday, Feb. 25:
The federal and state tax forms are located in the Carnegie building.
Saturday, Feb. 23:
Author Read-alikes: if you have read everything by Julie Garwood, you might enjoy Linda Howard, J.D. Robb, Karen Robards, or Elizabeth Lowell.
Friday, Feb. 22:
Students grades 4 and up: Have you tried Live Homework Help? Click the icon on this page 4 - 10 PM to connect with your own private on-line tutor!
Thursday, Feb. 21:
Craft Class: ages 8 - 12 years, 3:30 PM Registration required. Call 732-5732
Wednesday,Feb. 20:
New magazines @ the Library for 2008: Weekly Standard, a forum for the exchange of conservative ideas. Brian "Fox" Ellis premiere: WALT WHITMAN'S LINCOLN March 5, 7 PM in Carnegie Building Limited seating
Tuesday, Feb. 19:
Free Live Homework Help for students in Grades 4 through College Click on Live Homework Help icon under the menu on this page!
Monday, Feb. 18:
LIBRARY CLOSED PRESIDENTS' DAY Brian "Fox" Ellis premiere: WALT WHITMAN'S LINCOLN March 5, 7 PM in Carnegie Building Limited seating
Saturday, Feb. 16:
Reserve library materials at home: You can search the Library catalog at www.lincolnpubliclibrary.org and reserve items on your library card. Simply sign up at the Library for your own PIN (Personal Identification Number) and start reserving today!
Friday, Feb. 15: Author Read-alikes: If you have read everything by James Lee Burke, you might enjoy the authors Lawrence Block, Lee Child, Dennis Lehane, or James W. Hall.
Thursday, Feb. 14:
Craft Class: ages 8 - 12 years, 3:30 PM Registration required.Call 732-5732 Black History Program Walking in Their Shoes Children ages 6 and up 5:30 - 6:30 PM in Annex Advance registration required. Call 732-5732
Wednesday, Feb. 13:
Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10:00 AM Lapsit for 6 months - 2 years, 10:00 AM Story Time for 5 - 7 year olds, 3:30 PM Registration required. Call 732-5732
Tuesday, Feb. 12:
Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10:00 AM Lapsit for 6 months - 2 years, 10:00 AM Registration required. Call 732-5732
Monday, Feb. 11:
Have you tried out the Live Homework Help on our website? Homework tutors are available 7 days a week, 4 - 10 PM Grades 4 - College-Intro
Saturday, Feb. 9:
Tax Forms: The Library has the federal and state income tax forms for 2007. Stop by the Carnegie building at 725 Pekin Street.
Friday, Feb. 8:
New Maxwell book: The Library has a copy of the Library of America new book on William Maxwell. Call 732-8878 to place your name on the reserve list.
Thursday, Feb. 7:
Craft Class: ages 8 - 12 years, 3:30 PM Registration required.Call 732-5732
Wednesday, Feb. 6:
Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10:00 AM Lapsit for 6 months - 2 years, 10:00 AM Story Time for 5 - 7 year olds, 3:30 PM Registration required. Call 732-5732
Tuesday, Feb. 5:
Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10:00 AM Lapsit for 6 months - 2 years, 10:00 AM Registration required. Call 732-5732
Monday, Feb. 4:
Need help with homework? All you need is your Lincoln Public Library card number! Click on the Live Homework Help icon at the left.
Saturday, Feb. 2
Tax Forms: The Library has the federal and state income tax forms for 2007. Stop by the Carnegie building at 725 Pekin Street.
Friday, Feb. 1
New magazines for 2008: Car Craft magazine, for the enthusiast who is interested in performance autos built after 1955.
Thursday, Jan. 31
Craft Class: "Sock" It To Me 3:30 PM, Ages 8 - 12 years Call 732-5732 to register.
Wednesday, Jan. 30
Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10:00 AM Lapsit for 6 months - 2 years, 10:00 AM Story Time for 5 -7 years, 3:30 PM Registration required. Call 732-5732
Tuesday, Jan. 29
Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10:00 AM Lapsit for 6 months - 2 years, 10:00 AM Registration required. Call 732-5732
Monday, Jan. 28
Thinking about homeschooling? Check out Cathy Duffy's book 100 Top Picks for Homeschool Curriculum (Q371.042 DUF/PB).
Saturday, Jan. 26
Library Note Cards for sale: 20 cards + envelopes for $15. The art is a depiction of the historic Carnegie building by Lincoln artist Kathryn Grove Baker. Stop by either building today.
Friday, Jan. 25
Non-resident card: Persons living outside of Lincoln can purchase a one-year non-resident card entitling them to all services at the Library. The fee is $74.00/year.
Thursday, Jan. 24
Postal Exam test book: The new McGraw-Hill's Postal Exams 473/473-C book is available for checkout (Q383.1076 STE/PB/TEST).
Wednesday, Jan. 23
Author Read-alikes: If you've read everything by Alice Walker, you might enjoy reading Zora Neale Hurston, Toni Morrison, Nadine Gordimer, or Kaye Gibbons.
Tuesday, Jan. 22
Tax Forms: The Library has the federal and state income tax forms for 2007. Stop by the Carnegie building at 725 Pekin Street.
Monday, Jan. 21
Sign-up begins for Winter/Spring Session Story Time, Lapsit, and Craft Classes Call 732-5732 to register!
Saturday, Jan. 19:
Teddy Bear Picnic; Pegram Room in Carnegie building Ages 3 through 7 year olds Stories, Snack, and a visit by a special friend ADVANCE REGISTRATION WAS REQUIRED!
Friday, Jan. 18:
REGISTRATION FOR TEDDY BEAR PICNIC CLOSES AT NOON TODAY! CALL 732-5732
Thursday, Jan: 17:
Benjamin Franklin's Birthday Read the mouse's version of his life in Ben and Me by Robert Lawson
Wednesday, Jan. 16:
Register for the Teddy Bear Picnic! Ages 3 through 7; Call 732-5732
Tuesday, Jan. 15:
Movie: 3:30 PM Bridge to Terabithia Ages 10 and up Registration required; call 732-5732
Monday, Jan. 14:
Register for the Teddy Bear Picnic! Ages 3 through 7; Call 732-5732 Homework Helpers return 3:15 - 4:45 PM Library Annex
Saturday, Jan. 12:
Register for the Teddy Bear Picnic! Ages 3 through 7; Call 732-5732
Friday, Jan. 11:
Register for the Teddy Bear Picnic! Ages 3 through 7; Call 732-5732
Thursday, Jan. 10:
Register for the Teddy Bear Picnic! Ages 3 through 7; Call 732-5732
Wednesday, Jan. 9:
Tax Forms: The Library has the federal and state income tax forms for 2007. Stop by the Carnegie building at 725 Pekin Street.
Tuesday, Jan. 8:
Register for the Teddy Bear Picnic! Ages 3 through 7; Call 732-5732
Monday, Jan. 7:
Registration begins for the Teddy Bear picnic. Call 732-5732; Ages 3 through 7
Saturday, Jan. 5:
Get Fit! January is the month recognizing Family Fit Lifestyles and Financial Wellness. The Library has many books and magazines on these topics. Stop by today for the latest information.
Friday, Jan. 4:
Movie Marathon in the Annex; Ages 10 and up Registration required; Call 732-5732 9:30 - 11:30 AM Pirates of the Caribbean 1:00 - 4:00 PM Scooby Doo Cartoons
Thursday, Jan. 3:
Movie Marathon in the Annex; Ages 10 and up Registration required; Call 732-5732 9:30 - 11:30 AM Monsters, Inc. 1:00 - 4:00 PM Superman Cartoons 5:00 - 6:30 PM
Wednesday, Jan. 2:
Movie Marathon in the Annex; Ages 10 and up Registration required; Call 732-5732 9:30 - 11:30 AM 1:00 - 4:00 PM Batman Cartoons
Tuesday, Jan. 1:
LIBRAY CLOSED NEW YEAR'S DAY
Monday, Dec. 31:
New Year's Eve
Saturday, Dec. 29:
Consumer Reports Buyers Guide: The Library carries a reference copy of the 2008 edition of the Consumer Reports Electronics Buying Guide. Located in the Carnegie building.
Friday, Dec. 28:
Author Read-alikes: if you have read everything by Elizabeth Berg, you might enjoy reading Luanne Rice, Elinor Lipman, or Anna Quindlen.
Thursday, Dec. 27:
Difficult People: Need some help in dealing effectively with prickly bosses, coworkers, and clients? Try John Hoover's new book in the Library Best practices: Difficult People (650.13 HOO/PB).
Wednesday, Dec. 26:
Author Read-alikes: If you have read everything by Michael Connelly, you might enjoy reading Jeremiah Healy, Ian Rankin, James Ellroy, or John Harvey.
Tuesday, Dec. 25:
Christmas LIBRARY CLOSED
Monday, Dec. 24:
Christmas Eve LIBRARY CLOSED
Saturday, Dec.22:
First day of winter
Friday, Dec. 21:
Free Book Review Source: Each month the Library has free copies of BookPage, the new book review magazine. Free while supplies last.
Thursday, Dec. 20:
Logan County Census Records: The Library has microfilm copies of the Logan County federal census for the years 1820 Ð 1930. Stop by the Carnegie building today.
Wednesday, Dec. 19:
Library Note Cards for sale: The Library is selling beautifully illustrated note cards for $15.00/pack. The cover art is a pencil sketch of the historic Carnegie building by Lincoln artist Kathryn Grove. Each pack contains 20 cards and envelopes. Supplies are limited. Stop by either Library building today!
Tuesday, Dec. 18:
Movie: ÒPrancerÓ for ages 10 and up Registration required; call 732-5732
Monday, Dec. 17:
All About Abe: New book, The Case Of Abraham Lincoln, Julie M. Fenster. A story of murder, adultery, and the making of a great president (973.7092 FEN).
Saturday, Dec. 15:
Say It By Signing: Need to learn sign language or refresh your skills? The Library has two new books that can help, Getting Started In Signing and Say It By Signing, both by Dr. Elaine Costello.
Friday, Dec. 14:
The new magazines for 2008 will be arriving soon at the Library. Keep an eye on this column for more details.
Thursday, Dec. 13:
Holiday Craft; 3:30 PM; for ages 8 -12 years Registration required for accurate planning. Call 732-5732
Wednesday, Dec. 12:
Library Note Cards for sale: The Library is selling beautifully illustrated note cards for $15.00/pack. The cover art is a pencil sketch of the historic Carnegie building by Lincoln artist Kathryn Grove. Each pack contains 20 cards and envelopes. Supplies are limited. Stop by either Library building today!
Tuesday, Dec. 11:
Tuesday with Santa; 5 - 6:30 PM Registration required for accurate planning. Call 732-5732
Monday, Dec. 10:
Test Preparation Books: The Library has a large collection of books for preparation of testing for school or employment. Stop by the Carnegie building for more information.
Saturday, Dec. 8:
Clean Green: Concerned about the toxic substances used to clean your home? Check out the new book Green This: Greening Your Cleaning by Deirdre Imus (648.5 IMU/PB).
Friday, Dec. 7:
Audiovisual equipment for loan: Library cardholders can check out projectors, recorders, screens and other A/V equipment. Stop by the Library annex for more information.
Thursday, Dec. 6:
Ms. Lou's favorite Christmas Stories 4 - 4:30 PM; all ages Registration required for accurate planning. Call 732-5732 LAST Homework Helpers grades 3 - 6; 3:15 - 4:45 PM Homework Helpers will begin again January 14
Wednesday, Dec. 5:
Library Note Cards for sale: The Library is selling beautifully illustrated note cards for $15.00/pack. The cover art is a pencil sketch of the historic Carnegie building by Lincoln artist Kathryn Grove. Each pack contains 20 cards and envelopes. Supplies are limited. Stop by either Library building today! Homework Helpers grades 3 - 6; 3:15 - 4:45 PM
Tuesday, Dec. 4:
Tuesday with Santa; 5 - 6:30 PM Registration required for accurate planning. Call 732-5732 Homework Helpers grades 3 - 6; 3:15 - 4:45 PM
Monday, Dec. 3:
Homework Helpers grades 3 - 6; 3:15 - 4:45 PM
Saturday, Dec. 1:
Identity Theft Prevention & Awareness Month: Be extra careful during the holidays. The Library has numerous books on this subject.
Friday, Nov. 30:
Library Newspaper columns: Don't forget to check the Library's two newspaper book review columns - The Title Page (Lincoln Courier) and Book Look (lincolndailynews.com). Both appear every other Wednesday.
Thursday, Nov. 29:
Homework Helpers grades 3 - 6; 3:15 - 4:45 PM
Wednesday, Nov. 28:
Homework Helpers grades 3 - 6; 3:15 - 4:45 PM
Tuesday, Nov. 27:
Homework Helpers grades 3 - 6; 3:15 - 4:45 PM
Monday, Nov. 26:
Homework Helpers grades 3 - 6; 3:15 - 4:45 PM
Saturday, Nov. 24:
Job Hunting? Check out the latest edition of the book Guide to Internet Job Searching, Margaret Riley Dikel (Q650.14 DIK/PB).
Friday, Nov. 23:
Author Read-alikes: If you've read everything by Stuart Woods, you might enjoy books by Lawrence Sanders, Jeffrey Archer, or Stephen J. Cannell.
Thursday, Nov. 22:
LIBRARY CLOSED for Thanksgiving
Wednesday, Nov. 21:
Registration begins for "Tuesdays with Santa" Call 732-5732 for more information Homework Helpers grades 3 - 6; 3:15 - 4:45 PM
Tuesday, Nov. 20:
3:30, Movie: "A Wrinkle in Time" ages 10 and up Registration required; call 732-5732 Bring your own drink and snacks Homework Helpers grades 3 - 6; 3:15 - 4:45 PM
Monday, Nov 19:
Fall Stories with Ms. Lou All ages; 4 - 4:30 PM Registration required; call 732-5732 Homework Helpers grades 3 - 6; 3:15 - 4:45 PM
Saturday, Nov. 17:
National Family Volunteer Day How are you helping in our community? Get involved! A small effort can really make a difference!
Friday, Nov. 16:
Youth Services wants to thank our Teen Volunteers Samara Shane and Sarah Zhang, all the teens involved in The Library's Youth Advisory Council, and Junior Woman's Club For all their volunteer help at the Library!
Thursday, Nov. 15:
Family Reading Night Readers Theater performance at 5:30 PM Followed by "Leader-Readers of our Community" until 6:30 PM Registration required. Call 732-5732
Wednesday, Nov. 14:
The new audiobooks from Taped Editions are in! 70 new abridged and unabridged audio titles on CD are available for checkout in the Library annex.
Tuesday, Nov. 13:
National Young Readers Day
Monday, Nov. 12:
LIBRARY CLOSED in observance of Veteran's Day
Saturday, Nov. 10:
Searching the System: When you click "Search Library Catalog" on the Library's web site you can search the entire collection in Lincoln + the two million items in the 150 libraries within the Rolling Prairie Library System.
Friday, Nov. 9:
Author Read-alikes: Have you read everything by Karen Kingsbury? Then you might enjoy Terri Blackstock, Francine Rivers, Lisa Tawn Bergren or Nicholas Sparks.
Thursday, Nov. 8:
Arts & Crafts for 8 - 12 year olds, 3:30 PM "Turkey Bowl" Registration required. Call 732-5732
Wednesday, Nov. 7:
Lapsit for ages 6 months - 2 year olds, 10:00 AM Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10:00 AM Story Time for 5 -7 years, 3:30 PM Registration required. Call 732-5732
Tuesday, Nov. 6:
Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10:00 AM Lapsit for 6 months - 2 years, 10:00 AM Registration required. Call 732-5732 3:30 Movie for 10 years and up: "How to Eat Fried Worms" Registration required. Call 732-5732
Monday, Nov. 5:
Readers Theater, 3:30 PM.
Saturday, Nov. 3:
Sandwich Day Reset your clocks tonight!
Friday, Nov. 2:
American Diabetes Month: Help raise awareness of this medical condition; the Library carries the magazine Diabetes Forecast.
Thursday, Nov. 1:
Arts & Crafts for 8 - 12 year olds, 3:30 PM "Beads, Beads, Beads" Registration required. Call 732-5732
Wednesday, Oct. 31:
Halloween! Use caution while Trick or Treating! No regular story times
Tuesday, Oct. 30:
No regular Lapsit or Story Time at 10 AM "Somewhat Scary Stories with Ms. Lou" 3:30 - 4:30 PM (all ages) Advance registration required for all programs.
Monday, Oct. 29:
Readers Theater (ages 8 - 12) 3:30 PM Advance registration required for all programs.
Saturday, Oct. 27:
Out of town newspapers: The Library carries a wide selection of out of town newspapers including Chicago, St. Louis, Decatur, Peoria, and Champaign. Call 732-8878 for more information.
Friday, Oct. 26:
Author Read-alikes: if you've read everything by David Baldacci, you might enjoy James Grippando, Stephen Cannell, Michael Connelly, or Kyle Mills.
Thursday, Oct. 25:
Craft Class "Stick With It!" 3:30 PM Advance registration required for all programs.
Wednesday, Oct. 24:
Lapsit (6 months - 2 years) 10 AM Story Time Beginning Book Buddies (3 & 4 years) 10 AM Story Time Ready Readers (5 - 7 years) 3:30 PM Advance registration required for all programs.
Tuesday, Oct 23:
Lapsit (6 months - 2 years) 10 AM Story Time Beginning Book Buddies (3 & 4 years) 10 AM Advance registration required for all programs.
Monday, Oct. 22:
Readers Theater (ages 8 - 12) 3:30 PM Advance registration required for all programs.
Saturday, Oct. 20:
Large print books: The Library has a large collection of large print books for vision impaired readers. Check them out in the annex.
Friday, Oct. 19:
PIN #: You can access your library card from home by using your personal identification number (PIN). Call 732-8878 to get your PIN today.
Thursday, Oct 18:
Craft Class "Haunted Mansion - Part 2" 3:30 PM Advance registration required for all programs.
Wednesday, Oct. 17:
Lapsit (6 months - 2 years) 10 AM Story Time Beginning Book Buddies (3 & 4 years) 10 AM Story Time Ready Readers (5 - 7 years) 3:30 PM Advance registration required for all programs.
Tuesday, Oct. 16:
Lapsit (6 months - 2 years) 10 AM Story Time Beginning Book Buddies (3 & 4 years) 10 AM Movie: 3:30 PM Ages 10 and up Advance registration required for all programs.
Monday, Oct. 15:
Readers Theater (ages 8 - 12) 3:30 PM Call 732-5732 to register.
Saturday, Oct. 13:
Race Day Grub: Enjoy the latest recipes from the NASCAR family in the new cookbook by Angela Skinner (641.5973 SKI).
Friday, Oct. 12:
After Hours Teen Event sponsored by Library
Youth Advisory Council in Annex has been postponed. More information will come later.
Thursday, Oct. 11:
Craft Class "Haunted House Part 1": 3:30 PM; Ages 8-12 Space is limited. This is a two-week project! Advance registration required for all programs.
Wednesday, Oct. 10:
Lapsit (6 months - 2 yrs.) 10 AM Story Time Beginning Book Buddies (3 & 4 years) 10 AM Story Time Ready Readers (5-7 years) 3:30 PM Advance registration required for all programs.
Tuesday, Oct. 9:
Lapsit (6 months - 2 yrs.) 10 AM Story Time Beginning Book Buddies (3 & 4 years) 10 AM Advance registration required for all programs.
Monday, Oct. 8:
Identity Theft & Library Cards: To protect your private information, the Library will check out materials ONLY with a valid library card. No other form of I.D. will be accepted. Information - contact the Director at 732-8878.
Saturday, Oct. 6:
Author Read-Alikes: If youÕve read everything written by Janet Evanovich you might enjoy the authors Sarah Strohmeyer, Jennifer Cruisie, or Nancy Bartholomew.
Friday, Oct. 5:
Wi-Fi is Here! The Library now offers free Wi-Fi access within each building to patrons with a device capable of accessing wireless Internet transmissions.
Thursday, Oct. 4:
Craft Class "Leaf Picture Frame": 3:30 PM; Ages 8 - 12 Advance registration required for all programs.
Wednesday, Oct 3:
Lapsit (6 months Ð 2 yrs.) 10 AM Story Time Beginning Book Buddies (3 & 4 years) 10 AM Story Time Ready Readers (5-7 years) 3:30 PM Advance registration required for all programs.
Tuesday, Oct. 2:
Lapsit (6 months - 2 yrs.) 10 AM Story Time Beginning Book Buddies (3 & 4 years) 10 AM Movie: 3:30 PM; ages 10 and up Advance registration required for all programs.
Monday, Oct. 1:
Illinois Archives Month: Celebrate the importance of IllinoisÕ historical documents and those who preserve them @ the Illinois State Archives.
Saturday, Sept. 29:
Banned Book Week begins Treasure your freedom to read and get "hooked" on a banned book!
Friday, Sept. 28:
Wi-Fi is Here! The Library now offers free Wi-Fi access within each building to patrons with a device capable of accessing wireless Internet transmissions.
Thursday, Sept. 27:
3:30 PM Craft Class for ages 8 - 12 year olds "Scarecrow Sam"
Wednesday, Sept. 26:
10 AM Story Time for 3 & 4 year olds and Lapsit for 6 months - 2 yrs. 3:30 PM Story Time for 5 - 7 year olds. Advance registration required. Call 732-5732
Tuesday, Sept. 25:
10 AM Story Time for 3 & 4 year olds and Lapsit for 6 months - 2 yrs. Advance registration required. Call 732-5732
Monday, Sept. 24:
This was Jim Henson's birthday. Learn more about him and his famous Muppets at the Library.
Saturday, Sept. 22:
Homework Helper has returned to the Library. Mondays - Thursdays from 3:15 - 4:45 PM Through December 6
Friday, Sept. 21:
Wi-Fi is Here! The Library now offers free Wi-Fi access within each building to patrons with a device capable of accessing wireless Internet transmissions.
Thursday, Sept. 20:
3:30 PM Craft Class for ages 8 - 12 year olds "Stencil Magic"
Wednesday, Sept. 19:
10 AM Story Time for 3 & 4 year olds and Lapsit for 6 months - 2 yrs. 3:30 PM Story Time for 5 - 7 year olds. Advance registration required. Call 732-5732
Tuesday, Sept 18:
10 AM Story Time for 3 & 4 year olds and Lapsit for 6 months - 2 yrs. Advance registration required. Call 732-5732
Monday,Sept. 17:
John Chapman was commonly called Johnny Appleseed. Find out why when you read about his life in the Biography section of the Library.
Saturday, Sept 15:
Identity Theft & Library Cards: To protect your private information, the Library will check out materials ONLY with a valid library card. No other form of I.D. will be accepted. For more information contact the Director at 732-8878.
Friday, Sept. 14:
Meet new friends! Join a Story Time or class at the Library!
Thursday, Sept. 13:
The 2008 GED test books are in! Check them out in the Test Materials bookcase in the Carnegie building.
Wednesday, Sept. 12:
Youth Advisory Council Meeting after school. ALL TEENS WELCOME! For more information call Youth Services at 732-5732.
Tuesday, Sept. 11:
Microsoft software: The Library has a wide variety of Microsoft software products available for free use on the public access computers, including Word, PowerPoint, Publisher, Excel, and FrontPage.
Monday, Sept. 10:
Registration begins for Fall Story Time Sessions, ages 6 months through age 7. Call 732-5732 or stop by the Youth Services desk to register.
Saturday, Sept. 8:
Bestsellers list: The Library always posts the weekly New York Times bestsellers list. Check the bulletin boards in each building for the latest titles.
Friday, Sept. 7:
A Fishy Tale: The new book The Gigantic Book of Fishing Stories is now available (799.1 GIG).
Thursday, Sept. 6:
Registration for youth craft classes (ages 8-12 years) begins today.
Wednesday, Sept. 5:
MySpace.com Bookmarks: The Library has some remaining bookmarks on MySpace.com safety. Topics include Social Networking, Dealing with Cyberbullies, and Safe Blogging.
Tuesday, Sept. 4:
Identity Theft & Library Cards: To protect your private information, the Library will check out materials ONLY with a valid library card. No other form of I.D. will be accepted. Information Ð contact the Director at 732-8878.
Monday, Sept 3:
Labor Day LIBRARY CLOSED
Saturday, Sept. 1:
Native American school reports will begin soon. Check out reference materials in the Youth Services Department to help you with your project.
Friday, Aug. 31:
Wanted: Teen volunteers for the Youth Advisory Council. First meeting September 12 after school. Help us plan activities YOU want at the Library.
Thursday, Aug. 30:
Remembering the Past, Preserving the Future: The Carnegie Building Preservation Fund. Contact Richard Sumrall @ 217-732-8878 for more information.
Wednesday, Aug. 29:
There are some leftover books from the used book sale. Call 732-8878 or visit the Library for more information.
Tuesday, Aug. 28:
Now that older siblings are in school, make a Library stop part of your weekly routine. Preschool children will look forward to a special time spent with Mom or Dad.
Monday, Aug. 27:
The Library has renewed its subscription to the Value Line Investment Survey. This essential financial investment tool is located in the reference section of the Carnegie building.
Sunday, Aug. 26:
Annual Used Book Sale will be held in the Library's Pegram Room from 10AM - 2PM today.
Saturday, Aug. 25:
Annual Used Book Sale will be held in the Library's Pegram Room from 9AM - 5PM today.
Friday, Aug. 24:
Visit the Annex Youth Services department to see the display of Balloon & Art Books that celebrate the Art & Balloon Festival.
Thursday, Aug 23:
Sock it to me: Create your own unique socks with the new book Favorite Socks: Twenty-Five Timeless Designs form Interweave (746.432 FAV).
Wednesday, Aug. 22:
The Library is proud members of the Lincoln/Logan Co. Chamber of Commerce and Main Street Lincoln.
Tuesday, Aug. 21:
Have you finished your summer reading list for school? Let us help you find that last minute reading assignment!
Monday, Aug 20:
Is this your little one's first year of school? Visit the Youth Services Department to check out books about Miss Bindergarten's classes (JE SLA).
Saturday, Aug. 18:
Charlie & Lola: Those delightful British kids Charlie & Lola join the juvenile DVD collection in a two-volume set. Check out this popular BBC children's series in the Annex (J DVD CHA).
Friday, Aug. 17:
Coins, Currency & Stamps: The 2008 editions of the Blackbook Price Guides for United States stamps, coinage, and paper money are available in the college reference at the Carnegie building.
Thursday, Aug. 16:
A Stump In Your Family Tree? Check out the new book The Family Tree Problem Solver (929.1072 RIS)
Wednesday, Aug. 15:
College Catalogs: Stop by the Library and access your favorite college/university catalog online.
Tuesday, Aug. 14:
Illinois Skills Match: IF you are an employer or job seeker check out the State's workforce development system at www.illinoisskillsmatch.com.
Monday, Aug. 13:
Used Book Sale: Reminder - the annual book sale will be held in the Library's Pegram Room on August 25 (9am-5pm) & Aug, 26 (10am-2pm). Call 217-732-8878 for information.
Saturday, Aug. 11:
Dog Daze: The Library has new dog training DVDs: Train Your Dog (DVD 636.7088 TRA) and New Puppy! Now What? (DVD 636.7088 NEW).
Friday, Aug. 10:
It Was Forty Years Ago Today It's been forty years since the Beatles released Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. Read about it in Clinton Heylin's new book The Act You've Known For All These Years (782.4216 HEY).
Thursday, Aug. 9:
Spanish on the Move: This new title is a lively language audio program for busy people on the move. It's shelved in the Annex (468.3421 SPA).
Wednesday, Aug. 8:
Pre-publication Fiction Lists: Every month the Library displays a list on the bulletin boards of the upcoming new titles in adult fiction.
Tuesday, Aug. 7:
English as a Second Language: To volunteer as an ESL instructor, contact the Illinois Adult Learning Hotline @ 800-321-9511.
Monday, Aug. 6:
Recycling For New Books: The Library will accept your old computer INK cartridges (no laser) for recycling. All proceeds go to the purchase of new library books.
Saturday, Aug. 4:
Three Sisters: The beautiful painting "Three Sisters" hangs in the Carnegie building. Painted in 1899, it depicts the three daughters of Lincolnite Mary Oliver Houser and was given to the Library in 1976.
Friday, Aug 3:
If you are ages 8 - 12 years be sure to come in to the Youth Services Department to try out one of the Literature Connection games on the Weyerhaeuser computer.
Thursday, Aug 2:
Illinois GED Online: Practice your GED skills at www.gedillinois.org. It's free and available at home or on the Library's public computers.
Wednesday, Aug. 1:
Whales Of Fun: The Whales of Fun Read Along collection lets parents help children improve their reading skills by listening to a tape of the story. Check them out in the Youth Services Department.
Tuesday, July 31:
Summer Reading Program Awards Program, 9:30 AM Challenger Space Program, 10 AM Sky Lab open at Woman's Club Building, 11 AM – 4 PM Summer Reading Program shirts for goal achievers available after Challenger program
Monday, July 30:
Start a Business in Illinois, 5th ed. is now available for checkout (Q346.773 CON/PB).
Saturday, July 28:
Get the Vote Out! Everything you need to know about the elections and voting is available @ www.vote411.org (The League of Women Voters).
Friday, July 27:
Attention All Writers: the 2008 edition of the Writer's Market is now available in the reference collection (808.025 WRI/PB). The 2007 edition is also available for checkout.
Thursday, July 26:
Food fetish? Can't find the flavor in food anymore? Read Russ Parsons' new book How To Pick A Peach and learn how to find the best food for your family.
Wednesday, July 25:
It's the Law: The Library has the newest edition of the Illinois Compiled Statutes. Visit the Carnegie building or call 732-8878.
Tuesday, July 24:
Library's Used Book Sale: Buck-a-bag sale during the Art & Balloon Festival, Aug. 25 & 26.
Monday, July 23:
Teen Summer Reading Grand Prize Drawing "Go Phone" from Capi-Tel Communications
Saturday, July 21:
END of Summer Reading Program 2007 Last day for logs to be checked Here at last: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
Friday, July 20:
Interested in Fall Session Programs? Fill out a contact sheet in Youth Services!
Thursday, July 19:
Thursday Event, 10 AM Nationally known Madcap Puppets Sponsored by Weyerhaeuser Advance registration required. Call 732-5732
Wednesday, July 18:
Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10 AM Lapsit for 6 months - 2 yrs., 10 AM Arts/Crafts for 8 -12 year olds, 2 PM Advance registration required. Call 732-5732
Tuesday, July 17:
Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10 AM Story time for 5 - 7 year olds, 2 PM Advance registration required. Call 732-5732
Monday,July 16:
Story time for 5-7 year olds, 2 PM Advance registration required. Call 732-5732 Adult Summer Reading Program Grand Prize Drawing - 2 winners: Balloon Ride during Balloon Fest Compliments of Illini Bank of Lincoln
Saturday, July 14:
End of Teen Summer Reading Program
Friday, July 13:
Book Page: the Library carries free copies of this book review source. Supplies are limited so pick up your copy today!
Thursday, July 12:
Thursday Event, 10 AM Miller Park Zoo Sponsored by Weyerhaeuser Advance registration required. Call 732-5732
Wednesday, July 11:
Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10 AM Lapsit for 6 months - 2 yrs., 10 AM Arts/Crafts for 8 - 12 year olds, 2 PM Advance registration required. Call 732-5732
Tuesday, July 10:
Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10 AM Story time for 5-7 year olds, 2 PM Advance registration required. Call 732-5732
Monday, July 9:
Story time for 5-7 year olds, 2 PM Advance registration required. Call 732-5732
Saturday, July 7:
Heritage Days at the Library: A visit and story by Abraham and Mary Todd Lincoln, 10 AM
Friday, July 6:
Reading logs will be checked No programs
Thursday, July 5:
Reading logs will be checked No programs
Wednesday, July 4:
Independence Day Library closed
Tuesday, July 3:
Reading logs will be checked No programs
Monday, July 2:
Logs will be checked No programs Adult Summer Reading Program Week 5 prize drawing: Mustard Moon Bucks by Linda Churchill
Saturday, June 30:
Paperback Exchange: The Library offers free paperback exchange in the Annex. No library card needed, simply take as many paperbacks in exchange for the number of good condition paperbacks you bring in. Call 732-8878 for information.
Friday, June 29:
Rolling Prairie Library System Brochures: These brochures explain all of the services available to our cardholders and are available in both buildings.
Thursday, June 28:
Thursday Event, 10 AM Space Weather, Mr. Miller from National Weather Service Advance registration required. Call 732-5732
Wednesday, June 27:
Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10 AM Lapsit for 6 months - 2 yrs., 10 AM Arts/Crafts for 8 - 12 year olds, 2 PM Advance registration required. Call 732-5732
Tuesday, June 26:
Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10 AM Story time for 5 - 7 year olds, 2 PM Advance registration required. Call 732-5732
Monday, June 25:
Story time for 5-7 year olds, 2 PM Advance registration required. Call 732-5732 Adult Summer Reading Program Week 4 prize drawing: Amazon Gift Certificate
Saturday, June 23:
New Business Books: Management Skills for New Managers, Carol Ellis (658 ELL/PB) & Tips & Traps When Incorporating Your Business, Jeffery Jensen (346.7306 JEN/PB).
Friday, June 22:
MySpace Bookmarks: Free bookmarks in both buildings with tips for everyone on social networking, blogging, and cyberbullies.
Thursday, June 21:
Thursday Event, 10 AM Ronald McDonald Advance registration required. Call 732-5732
Wednesday, June 20:
Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10 AM Lapsit for 6 months - 2 yrs., 10 AM Arts/Crafts for 8-12 year olds, 2 PM Advance registration required. Call 732-5732
Tuesday, June 19:
Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10 AM Story time for 5 - 7 year olds, 2 PM Advance registration required. Call 732-5732
Monday, June 18:
Story time for 5-7 year olds, 2 PM Advance registration required. Call 732-5732 Adult Summer Reading Program Week 3 prize drawing: Painting by Bobbi Reddix
Saturday, June 16:
Math Got You Down? Check out the newest edition of Barron's Math Workbook for the GED, in the test books section.
Friday, June 15:
GENEALOGY ALERT! The newest edition of the Everton's Handybook for Genealogists, 11th edition, is now located in the genealogy reference collection.
Thursday, June 14:
Thursday Event, 10 AM Mad Science! Sponsored by Weyerhaeuser Advance registration required. Call 732-5732
Wednesday, June 13:
Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10 AM Story time for 5 - 7 year olds, 2 PM Arts/Crafts for 8 -12 year olds, 2 PM Advance registration required. Call 732-5732
Tuesday, June 12:
Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10 AM Story time for 5 - 7 year olds, 2 PM Advance registration required. Call 732-5732
Monday, June 11:
Story time for 5-7 year olds, 2 PM Advance registration required. Call 732-5732 Adult Summer Reading Program Week 2 prize drawing: Brandt's Arcade Gift Card
Saturday, June 9:
MySpace bookmarks: Free bookmarks from MySpace.com are available in both buildings. They contain tips for kids (Dealing with Cyberbullies), tips for teens (Safe Blogging), and tips for parents (Social Networking).
Friday, June 8:
Orphan Train Heritage of America Annual Reunion, Concordia, KS. 785-243-4471 or www.orphantraindepot.com. For younger readers interested in the subject, check out The Orphan Trains by Annette R. Fry, J/362.734/FRY
Thursday, June 7:
Thursday Event, 10 AM Magician Troy Roark Sponsored by Weyerhaeuser Advance registration required. Call 732-5732
Wednesday, June 6:
Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10 AM Lapsit for 6 months - 2 yrs., 10 AM Arts/Crafts for 8 -12 year olds, 2 PM Advance registration required. Call 732-5732
Tuesday, June 5:
Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10 AM Story time for 5 - 7 year olds, 2 PM Advance registration required. Call 732-5732.
Monday, June 4:
Teen Summer Reading Program registration begins! Weekly and grand prizes! Adult Summer Reading Program begins this week! Prize drawings throughout June and July. Week 1 prize drawing: Kroger Gift Card First day to check all logs for readers 6 months - age 12! Story time for 5-7 year olds, 2 PM. Advance registration required. Call 732-5732.
Saturday, June 2:
Sign-up for Summer Reading Program. Last day for special "Space Training School" activities and pictures.
Friday, June 1:
Sign-up for Summer Reading Program.
Thursday, May 31:
Summer Reading Program sign-up in Annex
Wednesday, May 30:
Summer Reading Program sign-up in Annex
Tuesday, May 29:
Summer Reading Program begins: Mission READ: to the Library and Beyond! Come check out the fun activities at the Annex while signing up!
Monday, May 28:
Memorial Day Library is closed
Saturday, May 26:
International Jazz Day
Friday, May 25:
National Tap Dance Day Did you know we have lots of books on dance and dancers at the Library?
Thursday, May 24:
New book: The Sangamo Frontier: History & Archaeology In The Shadow Of Lincoln, Robert Mazrim (977.356 Maz/PB)
Wednesday, May 23:
Search for library materials at home: www.lincolnpubliclibrary.org, click Search Library Catalog to search our Library or the entire Rolling Prairie Library system
Monday, May 21:
National Backyard Games Week
Saturday, May 19:
Armed Forces Day
Friday, May 18:
International Museum Day Check out some books on museums or art!
Thursday, May 17:
The IPACs are here! The new IPACs (information public access computers) are located in both buildings. Search the Library's catalog or the entire holdings of the Rolling Prairie Library System
Wednesday, May 16:
New magazine: Street Chopper (Custom motorcycles)
Tuesday, May 15:
L. Frank Baum (author of The Wizard of Oz) was born on this day. You have seen the movie; now read the book!
Monday, May 14:
The new audio lease books are in! Check out the new collection of audio books on CD & tape @ the annex.
Friday, May 11:
Lincoln in 1869: Stop by the Carnegie building to view the Bird's Eye View of the City of Lincoln, a reproduced photographic map made in 1869.
Thursday,May 10:
Test Preparation Books: Studying for a test in a job or occupation? Check out our collection of test preparation book in the Carnegie building.
Wednesday, May 9:
New audio books on CD: The Rising Tide, Jeff Shaara (CD F SHA) & The Shape Shifter, Tony Hillerman (CD M HIL).
Monday,May 7:
Vision Impaired? You can still enjoy the love of books through the Mid-Illinois Talking Book Center. Call toll free @ 800-426-0709 to sign up or stop by the display @ at Annex building.
Saturday, May 5:
Cinco de Mayo @www.mexonline.com Check out a Language Pack and learn a little Spanish
Friday, May 4:
Old newspapers: The Library carries the back issues of the Courier newspaper (1859 - present). Call the Library for more information.
Thursday, May 3:
New magazines: Dog Fancy (Dogs) & Mental Floss (Entertainment/Current Events)
Wednesday, May 2:
Look for the new children's gardening books J/635/PUP
Tuesday, May 1:
Mother Goose Day @ www.librarysupport.net/mothergoosesociety/ National Book Month @ www.nationalbook.org
Monday, April 30:
The butterflies are coming! Watch Miss Lou's window each week to see the butterfly life cycle.
Friday, April 27:
Travelin' Route 66 - new books @ the Library: Lonely Planet Road Trip: Route 66. Sara Benson (917.304 BEN/PB) & Traveling Route 66. Nick Freeth (917.304 FRE/PB)
Thursday, April 26:
New magazines @ the Library: J-14 (Teenagers), Antiques Roadshow Insider (Antiques/Collecting)
Wednesday, April 25:
TV Turnoff Week
Tuesday, April 24:
Something To Consider: "I never read a book before reviewing it; it prejudices a man so." Sydney Smith, The Smith of Smiths, 1934
Saturday, April 21:
Check out the new literacy games on the new computer donated by the Weyerhaeuser Company!
Friday, April 20:
Global Youth Service Day
Thursday, April 19:
Illinois Library Day
Wednesday, April 18:
New Book: Building Powerful Community Organizations. Michael Jacoby Brown (361.8 BRO/PB)
Tuesday, April 17:
National Volunteer Week A big "Thank you!" to our Youth Volunteers and Youth Advisory Council
Monday, April 16:
Young People's Poetry Week Come visit the poetry section in the 811's
Friday, April 13:
Teen Talent Contest in Annex from 7 - 9 PM - sponsored by the Youth Advisory Council (Y. A. C.) of Lincoln Public Library District. All teens are welcome. Teens with a rehearsed act may enter. Rules posted in Youth Services Department or call 732-5732. Music 4 U will provide music for dancing.
Thursday, April 12:
Circulating framed art. Check out our collection of framed art at the Annex. Perfect for the home or office, they can be checked out for 6 months.
Wednesday, April 11:
Something to consider: "There is no such thing as a moral or immoral book. Books are well written, or badly written." from The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde.
Tuesday, April 10:
Thinking about college? The Library has the latest Peterson's guides for 2-year, 4-year, and Midwestern colleges.
Monday, April 9:
International Children's Book Week
Saturday, April 7:
Income Tax deadline is April 16, 2007. Free tax forms are available at the Carnegie building.
Friday, April 6:
Good Friday - Library is open
Thursday, April 5:
New picture book that is a barrel of fun: Once Upon a Banana by Jennifer Armstrong, illustrated by David Small, JE/ARM Another fun historical novel for chapter readers: On the Wings of Heroes by one of our favorite Newbery authors Richard Peck, J/PEC
Wednesday, April 4:
New book for teens on choosing the right college: College Planning for Gifted Students by Sandra L. Berger, Y/371.957/BER/PB
Tuesday, April 3:
Come to Youth Services and see what great new books are on display! Also take a look at our Seasonal Book Display on the fire truck.
Saturday, March 31:
Don't forget your PIN! Your PIN (personal identification number) allows you to use your home computer to check your library card, renew items, and order materials from other libraries. Call us @ 732-8878 for more information.
Friday, March 30:
New reference book: McGraw Hill's National Electrical Code Handbook, 25 ed., (R 621.3192 MCP) in the Carnegie building
Thursday, March 29:
Arts & Crafts for 8 - 12 year olds, 3:30 PM "Easter Pets" Registration required. Call 732-5732 Free workshop: "Pride in Our Past" Mayor's Historic Homes & Building Commission 6:30 PM in the Pegram Room, Carnegie building For information call 732- 4805
Wednesday, March 28:
Lapsit for ages 6 months - 2 year olds, 10:00 AM Registration required. Call 732-5732 Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10:00 AM Registration required. Call 732-5732 Book Look review by Louella Moreland www.lincolndailynews.com
Tuesday, March 27:
Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10:00 AM Registration required. Call 732-5732 Readers Theater Performance 6:00 PM
Monday, March 26:
Story time for 5 - 7 year olds, 3:30 PM. Registration required. Call 732-5732
Saturday, March 24:
Free Applications for Federal Student Aid forms (FAFSA) for 2007-2008 are located in the Carnegie building
Friday, March 23:
New magazines for 2007: Real Simple (Lifestyles) and Hobby Farms (Rural Enthusiasts)
Thursday, March 22:
Arts & Crafts for 8 - 12 year olds, 3:30 PM "What's In Your Name?" Registration required. Call 732-5732
Wednesday, March 21:
Lapsit for ages 6 months - 2 year olds, 10:00 AM Registration required. Call 732-5732 Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10:00 AM Registration required. Call 732-5732
Tuesday, March 20:
Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10:00 AM Registration required. Call 732-5732 Readers Theater for ages 8 - 12 year olds, 3:30 - 5:00 PM Registration required. Call 732-5732
Monday, March 19:
Story time for 5 - 7 year olds, 3:30 PM. Registration required. Call 732-5732
Saturday, March 17:
St. Patrick's Day
Friday, March 16:
Illinois Crime Victim's Compensation Program Free Booklets are available @ the Carnegie Building
Thursday, March 15:
Arts & Crafts for 8 - 12 year olds, 3:30 PM "St. Patrick's Present" Registration required. Call 732-5732
Wednesday, March 14:
Lapsit for ages 6 months - 2 year olds, 10:00 AM Registration required. Call 732-5732 Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10:00 AM Registration required. Call 732-5732 Book Look review by Richard Sumrall Lincoln Daily News, www.lincolndailynews.com
Tuesday, March 13:
Story time for 3 & 4 year olds, 10:00 AM Registration required. Call 732-5732 Readers Theater for ages 8 - 12 year olds, 3:30 - 5:00 PM Registration required. Call 732-5732
Monday, March 12:
Story time for 5 - 7 year olds, 3:30 PM. Registration required. Call 732-5732 Did you remember to set your clocks forward yesterday?
Saturday, March 10:
Free public program: Dyslexia of Central Illinois 10:00 AM, Pegram Room, downstairs of Carnegie Building Information: Karen Bourne, 217-355-8660
Friday, March 9:
Illinois Veterans' History Project Patriot Information Forms are available @ the Carnegie Building 217-732-8878
Thursday, March 8:
Arts & Crafts for 8 - 12 year olds, 3:30 PM "Rock Painting" Registration required. Call 732-5732
Wednesday, March 7:
Lapsit for ages 6 months - 2 year olds, 10:00 AM
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