Library Corner
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Friends of the library to host 'Big Chuck'
The Friends of Huntington Memorial Library will hold a program at 7 p.m. Monday, March 19.
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It's a dusty world in here, out there
Have you ever noticed how quickly surfaces in your house get dusty?
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Huntington, by the numbers
At the beginning of each year, libraries compile numerous annual reports for state and federal agencies. Lots and lots of numbers fill dozens of pages. Here are some of the highlights of what happened at Huntington Memorial Library last year:
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Gotta have it ... or do I?
Learn how to break the cycle of over-consumption, both on your plate and in your home in a program sponsored by the Friends of Huntington Memorial Library at 7 p.m. Feb. 27.
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Winter fun planned at Huntington
During the upcoming school break, we will be offering some special children's programs in addition to our regular programs. Space and materials are limited, so registration is required. Register in person or by calling us at 432-1980.
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Paper IRS forms still popular at library
Federal and state tax forms are available in the gazebo entrance to the library.
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Classes keep coming for digital books
Since the beginning of the year, librarian Sarah Livingston has been conducting workshops on digital books. The response has been nothing less than amazing. We are pleased to announce that during February we will be conducting more classes both for beginners and for those of you who have already attended class and want to learn more.
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That isn't a cantaloupe
Cantaloupe is such a yummy fruit, and I enjoy eating mine plain and with cottage cheese.
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Many would love to go 'scot free' at tax time
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An expanded offering of e-book classes
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Area libraries ready for e-reader rush
The Four County Library System and all its members expected e-reading devices to be popular gifts for Christmas. The library system received a special grant allowing them to purchase many more titles for both audio and e-books to help fill the demand. In the next couple of months you should see many more choices for downloading. Visit http://fourcounty.lib.overdrive.com to see the website and start borrowing.
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Huntington Library getting ready for children's programs
Registration for the winter/spring series of children's programs is now open. Programs begin Jan. 3 and continue through June 14. All programs require registration, which can be done in person or by calling the library at 432-1980 or visiting www.hmloneonta.org. Feel free to call us if you have any questions.
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Plenty of books for children at Christmastime
The countdown is on, with just 10 days to go until Christmas. If you're looking for craft books to make a last-minute gift, or even cookbooks for special holiday treat, visit the library and look through our large collection. We also have hundreds of Christmas books for children, some of which are listed below. The staff at Huntington Memorial Library wish all of you and yours a peaceful holiday season.
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You can read a lot into a handshake
Handshakes are a very important custom in our culture.
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Everyday objects with interesting origins
Americans travel a lot, especially during the summer and holiday season. If you go to Canada or abroad, a passport is necessary.
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Tail waggin' reading
On Saturday, Dec. 3, Maddie, the Therapy Dog, will be at Huntington Memorial Library with her owner Marj Rogers. Listen to a story and have a chance to visit Maddie and pet her.
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My books are overdue because ...
We recently held a contest and asked children to write stories about why their books are overdue. There were lots of entries and you just wouldnt believe some of the crazy reasons and many are laugh-out-loud funny. All the entries are hanging in the children's rooms at the library, so stop soon and read their stories. Here are our three winners:
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'Historic Infomercial' to be presented
Join the Friends of Huntington Memorial Library at 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 14, for a program presented by City Historian Mark Simonson. Mark will be emphasizing the "info" with less on the "mercial" as he presents old newspaper advertisements featuring former businesses of the area.
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Genealogy programs set for next month
During November, librarian Sarah Livingston will offer many different genealogy programs.
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Celebrate Food Day with healthy meals from recipe books
This coming Monday is Food Day in the United States.
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Friends of the library to host 'Big Chuck'
