Lincoln Township Public Library
Serving Stevensville, Baroda, and south St Joseph Michigan
By Elizabeth Nestle
February means many things to many people, but far and away the most well-known association is with Valentine’s Day. But why limit showing appreciation to just one day? From flowers and chocolates to romantic date nights to simple, kind words, we love to show our love and appreciation of the people around us all month long. The Lincoln Township Public Library has plenty of books, movies, and all sorts of DIY books to celebrate the season of love.
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It’s not too late to join this year’s Winter Reading Program, Hot Reads for Cold Nights. The program runs through February 28.
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As we ring in the new year, there are thousands of resolutions being made. They can be hard to keep, but worth spending time on. Do you struggle to decide on a resolution, or maybe it’s difficult for you to keep one after you decide? Did you know that the Lincoln Township Public Library can help?
[Read more…]Looking for a Christmas movie to check out? Here are just some of the movies we have at LTPL. (Descriptions are from our catalog.)
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With the holidays fast approaching, it’s easy to become overwhelmed by your to-do list. But did you know that the Lincoln Township Public Library has a wide variety of books that will help you tackle the holiday checklist?
Professional and college football seasons are both in full swing. If you’re a fan and need something to do between games, stop into the library and pick up a football-themed book. Here are just some of the books we have available:
By Elizabeth Nestle
Whether you’re raking leaves, picking apples, or carving pumpkins, fall is a busy time of year. Take some time to browse our shelves for the perfect book to read as the cold weather approaches. We have spine-chilling mysteries, inspiring historical fiction, and a vast selection of non-fiction books to make your year’s end simpler.
It’s the time of year when high school football is on the minds of students and fans all across the United States. It unites communities and fosters friendly rivalries while teaching students the value of teamwork, giving your best, and good sportsmanship. On Friday nights in the fall across America, fans pack the stands to watch their local boys play.
It is one of the most tragic stories in recent memory. On April 20, 1999, two high school students, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, went into their school in Colorado and murdered twelve of their schoolmates and a teacher before killing themselves.