Lincoln Township Public Library
Serving Stevensville, Baroda, and south St Joseph Michigan
By Elizabeth Nestle
Do you love being at your local library, but don’t have time to make the commute this summer? Are you spending the summer traveling, and therefore can’t visit your home library? The Lincoln Township Public Library has plenty of ways for you to stay connected from anywhere, at any time.
By Brian Johnston
I started to lift weights when I was in high school and have been doing it for close to 20 years. The health benefits are great, as lifting weights allows me to get stronger and to have more energy throughout the day.
By Emily Coberley
A few years ago, a friend shoved Currents by Tame Impala into my hands and told me listening to it would change my life. I ended up listening to it in my car about eight hundred times on repeat. Did it change my life? Not particularly, but it was one of the most fantastic albums I had heard in a while.
If you live in Lincoln, Royalton, or Baroda Township, you should be receiving our new newsletter any day. If you don’t live in any of these areas, you’re welcome to stop into the library and pick one up any time we’re open. You can also view our latest newsletter by clicking here.
John Saunders was one of the most successful sportscasters in America. Yet depression tormented him throughout his life. Those who saw him on TV covering college football or hosting ESPN’s The Sports Reporters had no idea what he was going through when the cameras were off.
By Brian R. Johnston, Head of Public Services
Here at Lincoln Township Public Library, we support lifelong learning no matter where you are. As much as we enjoy visits from our patrons, we encourage our patrons to visit other libraries and to take advantage of other learning opportunities when out of town.
If you’re looking to join a new book club this year, LTPL has an exciting opportunity! On February 21, we will hold the first meeting of our new Generation Next Book Club.
If you’re looking for a way to improve both your physical and mental health, LTPL has two yoga programs coming up soon.
February is Black History Month. Every year at this time, we like to recognize the great achievements of many African Americans. And if you want to learn more about famous African Americans, the library is the place to be!