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We thought we’d display books about getting organized to give you a jump start on the new year. But when we typed Organization into the Search bar, well something else popped up! We hope you are not looking for this kind of organization at home, except for your reading pleasure. If you are looking to get organized, let us know, we’ll try a different search word, and get you on the right track.

Our winter weather policy in case the weatherman predicts more doom and gloom or bushels of fluffiness – you decide.

If Nemaha Central Schools close early during a school day the library will close at 5:00 that evening.

There may be times when weather quickly turns bad or street and sidewalk conditions cause us to close at 5:00 also.

We announce our weather closings on Facebook, our website, WIBW TV, and KNZA radio.

Call the library before you venture out in bad weather.  If you have items due or coming due soon and the weather is bad please call us at 336-2377.

 

Photo Credit: (Dedham, MA, 01/27/15) Plows try to keep up with the snow on Rt. 128 near exit 14 in Dedham. Tuesday, January 27, 2015. Staff photo by John Wilcox.

After many months of working with different abstract art, we chased after realism with the assistance of perspective.

What do you think of when you think of waves? When asked, the children came up with concepts and words which led the way to a great hour of exploration into mechanical and electromagnetic waves.

It’s November and time to break out the mustaches. Why? Because we can, mostly, and we have the stickers on hand.  It’s a fun distraction from, well, everything. We have a diverse display of books for you, we pulled books with faces so we could add the mustache. That is not as easy as you’d think.

Tie One on Day is Wednesday November 21. To celebrate, we are asked to bake a loaf of bread, wrap it in an apron and deliver it to someone in need, someone in mourning, someone who needs encouragement or maybe just because.

We thought it would be fun to have a display of aprons, old and new. We are also asking patrons to share stories and memories of aprons in their families. We’ve had a lot of fun with this display. Stop in and see for yourself! And bring an apron or story to share, if you’d like.

 

 

Our 4th~6th grade STEM scholars made a game similar to the game Operation using basic electrical circuitry. A non-complicated project that required following directions, attentiveness to details, and perseverance in following thru led to lots of satisfied smiles!

A.R.T. 1 students include children in grades 1~3, meet once a month, on the 3rd Wednesday. Sign up is required, watch Facebook for the sign up announcement each month.

 

The A.R.T. 2 class learned about cubism in their October class. Enjoy the short video!