
Are you ready for Spring and Summer? Design a “bright and cheerful” date due slip for the bookmobile and win a prize! Our drawing contest will run from April 2nd to May 12th. Stop in the library or the bookmobile to pick up a form.
Thank you to everyone who turned in a winter drawing. We are passing out copies of the four winning winter date due slips on board the bookmobile. Come out to see them, pick up a form, and start creating your own “bright and cheerful” design.
*Posted @ Monday, March 26, 2007
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Adult & Teen Program
Aaron Elster's StoryTuesday, March 27 @ 7pm
Special Guest: Aaron Elster
Location: Homer Library
Aaron Elster is a child survivor of the Holocaust. He will be speaking about the Holocaust, his life, and skills he needed to survive. Mr. Elster's story will show us what we can learn from the past.
*Posted @ Saturday, March 24, 2007
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Open to all teenagers.
The Benefits of Leadership
Wednesday, March 21 @ 7 pm
Special Guest: Jason Hoefler, Bank of America
Location: Homer Township Public Library
Jason Hoefler from Bank of America will discuss how practicing leadership will lead to overall success. This program will also include general financial advice to get you started on the right foot after graduation.
*Posted @ Monday, March 19, 2007
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HOLDS WILL RETURN IN EARLY APRILArea libraries will update the HAL online library catalog during the week of April 1 to April 7, 2007. As a result, there will be a three-week period from March 17 to April 8 when users will NOT be able to place holds on materials in the HAL catalog. The online library catalog will still be available throughout this period. Most other library services will continue uninterrupted during the April 1 to April 7 update.
Immediately after this update we will launch our new library catalog, PrairieCat. The new catalog will include resources from 198 libraries across northern Illinois and eastern Iowa with more than 8 million items for library users.
Thank you for your patience!
Remember the bookdrops are open even when the library is closed. For library hours click
here.
For more information contact the Circulation Department or Jody Studer at
708-301-7908
*Posted @ Thursday, March 15, 2007
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Congratulations to our digital graphic art contest winner, Laura Rice. The Library is currently in the process of turning Laura’s artwork, Imagination Within, into a poster.
The digital graphic art contest was part of the library’s Teen Tech Week celebration. Information about the contest can be found at
http://www.homerlibrary.org/2007/02/homer-librarys-graphic-art-contest.html.
For more information about teen services, contact Alex or Kitty.
*Posted @ Thursday, March 15, 2007
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Expanding Your Reach @ Your LibraryPrairieCat is coming! Your library has joined with 195 other libraries across northern Illinois and eastern Iowa to provide you with a fabulous, new information tool. In the PrairieCat online library catalog you will have access to more than eight million library materials. And, PrairieCat is more than just a library catalog! It is a powerful search engine that allows you, if you choose, to simultaneously search the library catalog and other resources accessible through your library. These resources include library online magazine/journal resources, library reference sources, websites and more. PrairieCat will be available starting in April 2007. Stay tuned for more exciting details!
Remember the bookdrops are open even when the library is closed. For library hours click
here.
For more information contact the Circulation Department or Jody Studer at
708-301-7908.
*Posted @ Tuesday, March 13, 2007
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General Organizing for EveryoneTuesday, March 13 @ 7:00 p.m.
Adult/Teen Program
Location: Homer Public Library District Meeting Room
Beth Randall, a.k.a “Joe Organizer,” will give tips and ideas of ways to get organized for the last time! Beth Randall, owner of Joe Organizer, was featured in a news segment on CBS 2 Chicago.
For more information, contact Alexandra Tyle at 708.301.7908.
*Posted @ Saturday, March 10, 2007
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