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Adult Summer Reading Challenge

READING: Pick up entry packets at the front desk, beside the jar, or online. Fill out a small form for each book/magazine or audiobook you read or listened to and drop it into the big clear jar in the library. Our SRP program can also be done entirely online! Every week we will draw from all the titles read the previous week for a chance of winning a gift card. All entries will be entered into a drawing for a grand prize.

PLAY BINGO!: To win, make a Bingo on the sheet provided in order to be entered into a drawing to win a special gift basket!
Join the fun by July 26! Bingo cards, reading entry forms, and the link to the online reading program can be picked up in the library or found on our website.

Summer Reading Program for all youth is all about adventure at the library! See inside for more!

Garden Dig-In

Every Tuesday morning from 10:00 am to 11:00 am (weather permitting), come help out in the library’s community garden. We will weed, water and watch our garden grow. Please bring your own garden tools and your green thumb!

The library will be closed in observance of the holiday on Thursday, July 4.
 

Cardmaking: Background Techniques

Join instructor Anna Geis at 5:30 pm on Thursday, July 18 to make three cards exploring different background techniques. Examples are on display at the library. Class fee is $7/person; all supplies provided. Please register online or call by July 17! 

Library Bingo Night!

Grab your friends and join us on Wednesday, July 24 at 6:00 pm for a night of good old-fashioned Bingo! Prizes and light refreshments included. No need to register; all ages welcome!

Color Me Calm 

Adults, please come color your stress away while listening to music and enjoying coffee or tea. Join us at 1:30 pm on Tuesday, July 23. All supplies provided, but feel free to bring some of your own.

Welcome, Sheila!

Welcome to Sheila Collins, who will be SPL’s new Director. Sheila was born and raised in central New York. Since becoming a librarian, she has lived and worked in New York, Ohio, North Dakota, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Oklahoma, in law, academic, and public libraries. She has been a Library Director for more than 25 years and is looking forward to becoming SPL’s new Director. Sheila writes, “If you do not see me on the library floor, stop by my office to say hi. My door is always open. Here is to a happy beginning and an exciting future!”