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“It’s time to vote” text and email reminders from SOS
Michigan Secretary of State offers text and email election reminders.
Forensics: Fingerprints...Fun!
July 8, 2014 Summer Reading Program Event at the Reed City Area District Library.
FIZZ, BOOM, READ
2014 Summer Reading Program Kicks Off Saturday, June 21st with Camel Rides. Read to the Dogs is back!
Great Michigan Read Trip to former State Hospital (Traverse City)
Story and pictures from the April 11, 2014 to the former State Hospital located in Traverse City, Michigan.
New Name Same Great Service!
Effective April 1, 2014 the Reed City Public Library restructured as the Reed City Area District Library.
Digital Services
The Reed City Public Library just introduced the new services of a foreign language learning database, Rocket Languages, and digital e-books through Freading, both services facilitated by the vendor Library Ideas, LLC. The introduction of these digital library services was made possible for a two year period through a grant received from the Osceola County Community Foundation.
Pam Symonds - Book Signing
Guest Author, Pam Symonds, will be signing her latest book at the Reed City Public Library.
Read-To-The-Dogs
The last Read to the Dogs event scheduled for this summer is Thursday, August 1, 2013. A non-critical audience reading experience.
Wii Dig the Library-Pizza & Paint!
Story about the facelift in the community room completed by area teens.
SRP Digs Digger Trucks
A story about the "Digger Trucks" summer reading programs held July 23, 2013.
Making Sandstone at the Library
A story about the third Tuesday program for Summer Reading Program (SRP) with reminder for next Family event.
Summer Reading Program "Dig into Reading"
Wings of Wonder @ Westerburg Park, Saturday, June 22 @ 11 a.m. and more about this year's Summer Reading Program.
Adopt a "Books for Soldiers" Box suspended until September.
Learn how to adopt a box of books to mail to an active United States soldier.
Kindle Fires for Checkout at Library
The Library now has two Kindle Fire e-readers loaded with classic titles that are available for checkout for a two-week period.