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Unfortunately the Oswego Library does not have any Eclipse Glasses to hand out.

The Staff of the Oswego Public Library would like to extend a happy and safe 4th of July to everyone.

An official Safe Sitter babysitting class was offered at the Oswego Public Library, Saturday, May 27 with 7 students attending and 2 authorized safe sitter instructors leading the class. Safe sitter is a nationally recognized organization that offers instructional materials for staff training for the instruction of students wanting to receive their official certification in

Lose your glasses? This pair was found west of the Library in the grass by the alley! Hoping to find their way home!

Post office closed? Need a stamp? The library has individual stamps or a book of 10 stamps for sale! Post office hours. Mon. thru Fri. 8:30-12:30/2:00-4:15 Sat. 8:30-10:30. Mail goes out @ 2:15.

A little information book about KOAM 7 crew, the counties by map, tornado history, tips and a storm ready list. Also 2 puzzles, some CBS TV show lineups and advertisements. All for FREE!!! Get yours today at the Library and other Oswego businesses.  

Found Tuesday, April 25, 2017, a car key “fob” with only a ignition key on the key ring.

The Library received an amazing book donation from the Oldham Family and Suzanne Collins, all members of the Kansas Herpetological Society. Thank you!!!

The library has on display vintage and not so vintage tea sets. Tea anyone?

The Winner is…..Dorothy Maxwell!!! Congratulations! Thank you to Marlene Richardson for donating the afghan and to Labette Avenue for helping us get the word out there!!!

The Book Club selection for January is True Sisters by Sandra Dallas. The group will meet on Monday, January 30 @ 6:30 p.m. Interested? Contact the Library Staff!

The Trash to Treasure group will be making A rustic Christmas craft for their December craft. It can be added to your indoor decor or outdoor decorations. Materials will be provided and there will be a fee for the materials. Come and enjoy the fun Thursday, December 8 starting at 6:30 at the Library. Call