By Amy Mann, Children’s Services, Warsaw Community Public Library Are you getting sick of the cold weather? Whether you are or aren’t, it will soon be coming to an end, really. So what can we do to celebrate? On Saturday, March 30, the “Greyt Readers” will be visiting … Read More
WARSAW — After well over a year of intermittent operation coupled with massive amounts of downtime, Warsaw Community Public Library’s new limited use, limited application elevator may be arriving at the facility sometime on Tuesday, March 12. “If you look, you can see how close we are for … Read More
By Melissa Chapman Cataloging Supervisor March is “National Reading Month.” Founded to celebrate the birthday of Dr. Seuss, the favorite author of millions of children, it gives kids and teens a chance to improve their reading skills and make reading a daily habit. National Reading Month is an … Read More
WARSAW — The following programs are set to take place in March at the Warsaw Community Public Library. WorkOne is hosting computer and résumé/interviewing classes. Contact the library for details. Chess Club meets from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Saturday. Cookbook Club meets at 11 a.m. March … Read More
By Melissa Chapman Cataloging Supervisor WARSAW — With Spring nowhere in sight, it’s a great time to come to the Warsaw Community Public Library and check out a few films to take home and watch on a cold winter’s day. I have three new releases that might be … Read More
WARSAW — The Warsaw Community Public Library will host an elimination dieting program from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Monday, March 25. The program will explain how eliminating certain foods from a diet can prevent future health issues. Join Sue Delagrange, MS, RD for this free program. Reservations are … Read More
WARSAW — The Warsaw Community Public Library had an eventful January, with several weather-related closings as well as the beginning of a new “fine-free” era. “We did go fine-free on Jan. 2 and there have been no problems reported,” said Library Director Ann Zydek during the monthly meeting … Read More
By Ann Zydek Library Director Did you know that the Warsaw Community Public Library removed another barrier to your access of library collections? The library went “fines free” on Jan. 1 to enhance learning opportunities and to increase reading, viewing, and listening enjoyment. There are no overdue charges … Read More
WARSAW — The following programs are set to take place in February at the Warsaw Community Public Library. WorkOne is hosting several computer and resume/interviewing classes. Contact the library for details. Chess Club meets from 10 a.m. to noon every Saturday. Friends of the Library will host a … Read More
By Amy Mann Children’s Services Christmas has passed, as has the first day of the new year. So are the holidays over? Merriam-Webster defines “the holidays” as “the time from November until the beginning of January during which many holidays are celebrated.” So, yes, those holidays are over … Read More
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
