WARSAW — In its first meeting of 2019, the Warsaw Community Public Library’s Board of Trustees learned that the library’s long-embattled elevator was about one month into its rebirth. “The LULA (limited use, limited access) project did start, you will see, Dec. 3,” said Library Director Ann Zydek. … Read More
By Melissa Chapman During the holidays, I had the occasion to watch a few new DVD releases. Below are three that you might enjoy. “Fahrenheit 11/9” is Michael Moore’s new satirical documentary that probes the reason why Donald Trump was elected. While Moore strongly opposes Trump, this film … Read More
By Melissa Chapman Cataloging Supervisor Libraries are the community centers of the modern age. While once we just lent books, libraries have morphed into the technology and information resources of their communities. Libraries counterbalance the chaos of the Internet by vetting information. Libraries focus on technology and being … Read More
WARSAW — The Warsaw Community Public Library’s 11th annual amateur photography contest grand prize winner is Michael Samuels, Warsaw. The grand prize and first place entry in the black and white category was “The Rock” by Samuels. Second place was “Frosted Leaves,” presented by James P. Barber, Warsaw. … Read More
WARSAW — The following programs are set to take place in January at the Warsaw Community Public Library. Resume classes WorkOne is hosting a variety of computer and resume/interviewing classes during the month. Please call or go online for times. Registration is preferred. Chess Club Chess Club meets … Read More
By Amy Mann Children’s Services Winter in northern Indiana can be a challenge. Preparation for the day often takes longer than in the more temperate months, but daylight hours have dwindled, making days appear shorter. Life can seem to take more energy than we had been able to … Read More
By Melissa Chapman, Warsaw Community Public Library WARSAW — When the leaves start to turn and a chill hits the air, there’s no better time to curl up with a blanket, a fall beverage, and a film. Whether you’re looking for love, laughs, or something to keep you … Read More
By Ann M. Zydek Library Director The busy holiday season has arrived. Like me, are you in the middle of holiday planning, looking for ideas to finalize your holiday décor, meals and gatherings as you prepare to spend time with family and friends? For inspiration, visit the library … Read More
WARSAW — The following programs are scheduled for December at the Warsaw Community Public Library. Submissions will be accepted between Dec. 1-15 for the 11th Annual Photography Contest. Chess Club meets 10 a.m. to noon every Saturday and Cookbook Club will host a cookie exchange at 11 a.m. on Monday, Dec … Read More
By Susie Bolland Children’s Department Do you believe? I believe! This is my favorite time of year. It’s a time when people are a bit more kind and generous to each other. The air is more crisp and refreshing. The beautiful snow is a blanket of sparkles everywhere … Read More
By Denise Keller Information Services The Warsaw Community Public Library is holding its 11th annual adult amateur photography contest. Amateur photographers ages 18 and older may enter up to two photographs taken during 2018 and each entry must have a frame with a wire hanger or an easel. … Read More
By Melissa Chapman, Cataloging Supervisor WARSAW — Warsaw Community Public Library has a wide range of new blu-rays and DVDs. I am reviewing an odd mix of titles ranging from psychological horror to homeless people to documentaries and musicals. “Three Identical Strangers” tells the astounding true story of … Read More
WARSAW — Three community leaders who also happen to be called “Dad” at home took time Monday night, Oct. 29, to read to children during a program at the Warsaw Community Public Library called Reach Out And Read. The readers, Winona Lake Police Chief Joe Hawn, Lakeland Christian … Read More
By Kendra Thompson Information Services The following adult and teen programs are set to take place in November at the Warsaw Community Public Library. WorkOne is hosting a variety of computer, résumé and interviewing classes throughout the month. Registration is preferred. Call (574) 267-6011 for more information. Chess … Read More
By Amy Mann Children’s Services “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” Does anyone really believe that? Anti-bullying initiatives have become a nationwide crusade. Has the push to create a world free of harassment eliminated bullying in schools, neighborhoods, or families? It … Read More
By Melissa Chapman, Cataloging Supervisor WARSAW — In a progressively digital world, it would seem the role of libraries as community and cultural centers are undervalued, and at times under fire. In this age of technologically-mediated lives, a public library’s cultural and community contributions are imperative. A library … Read More
