Nineteenth century British poet Walter Landor made this observation, and many people have agreed since then. I thought it would be...

In the library’s quest to have fun in the summer rewarding readers for doing what they do, i.e., read, it has become easier than ever to...

Books for Lunch had its first post-Zoom era in person meeting at the library last week, a dozen strong including three new people. Here...

Nine years ago, during a discussion about the library needing a book club, then-director Mary Chasseur told me there was a history of...

Beginning Monday, June 14 – two days before this article is published in the newspaper – Summer Reading is once again happening for every...

This past week, I sat down with Library Director Pamela Williams and discussed a number of Frequently Asked Questions that I’ve been...

One of the library’s most popular adult programs is the series of Constitutional Law Seminars led by retired United States Magistrate...

All book clubs have their own ways of operating. My "personal book club" has been together nearly 25 years now. We've evolved as we've...

Ten of us had a lively book discussion via Zoom last week and shared recommendations. While every book club, such as the book worms'...

Those of you old enough, try to hear the voice of Rod Serling as you read this paragraph: “Imagine, if you will, an ordinary 25 square...

(This column was published in the Frankenmuth News on Nov. 18, 2020, by Roz Weedman.) Nine of us, including a first-time person (welcome,...

Wednesday, Oct 7, at 6:30 is the next in this series. Even on Zoom, these are popular events.