Steve Jobs, Ellen Degeneres: Seriously I’m Kidding; just a few of the new non-fiction titles at the Library. Remember if the Library does not have what you want, the Library staff can always borrow it from another Library and with the courier, Inter-Library Loan is quicker.
As the year 2011 comes to a close the library staff would like to thank all the patrons that have been extremely generous this past year. Your donations have helped the Library to continue providing quality services to it’s patrons. May 2012 be a year filled with good books, music, movies, friends and a lot of smiles.
The “Kansas Information Government Blog” brings you some links for information on the Jolly Old Saint Nicholas. The links provided a variety of things; tracking Santa’s journey, writing letters to Santa or just some informational resources. The Library hopes you will take the time click on the links and find out about the Man in the Red Suit. Merry Christmas
The Library is still OPEN!!! Due to the waterline construction, the street in front of the library is closed. You may park on the east side of the Library and enter through the east entrance or park across the street and enter through the north door. We apologize for the inconvience.
Remember the 80′s? Has the Library got a deal for you!!! Recently the Library received a donation of CD’s and not all of them will fit on the shelf, so the Library is selling the overflow cd’s for $1 each. Chaka Kahn, Saturday Night Fever, and Pure Disco just to name a few. Stop in while the selection is good. Bodacious!!!
Mike Brotherton & David Mattox of Parsons, Kansas will be at Oswego Public Library Tuesday, November 1 @ 6:30 pm to present their new book Then & Now:LabetteCounty. The two authors traveled across LabetteCounty researching every small and large town, taking pictures and matching them with local archives from museums and libraries. The pictures compare the county “then” and “now”, as well as the text telling the history that shaped LabetteCounty. This book is a gem for the history buff. Make plans to stop by , meet the authors and maybe buy a book.
My Lucky Life In and Out of Show Business: A Memoir by Dick Van Dyke is a good read. Fans of his famous television sitcom will enjoy it and remember some of the memories he shares. Stop by and check it out for a good read!