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Jan 212013
 

Computer series

The library is partnering again with UW Extension to offer basic computer workshops.  These have proven popular and fill up quickly.  

10:00AM-12:00PM February 5th – March 12th

This series of technology classes will cover basic skills and be delivered with brief instruction followed by hands-on practice. The series will dedicate 3 classes to Computer Basics (Feb 5, Feb 12, & Feb 19) and 3 classes to Internet 101 (Feb 26, Mar 5, and Mar 12). You may sign up for the topic that interests you or the series as a whole. Michael Schiel, UW-Stout AmeriCorps/Vista Bridging the Digital Divide, Jill Hietpas, Community Development & Broadband Educator from UW Extension and Rundi Myklebust, Adult Services Assistant will present this basic computer series. No computer experience is required for this 6-session workshop.

Pre-registration is required for all classes. Class sizes are limited to 10 participants. To pre-register call 715-232-2164#10

Jan 042013
 

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The Happiness Project

Do the January Blah’s got you blue?  Are you looking for some positive influences in your life?  Do you make resolutions, then promptly break them?  ”People always think that happiness is a faraway thing…something complicated and hard to get.  Yet, what little things can make it up.”  Betty Smith, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn.

Come join a positive group of fellow happiness-seekers at:

1:30 p.m.
Sunday, January 27
Menomonie Public Library meeting room

Together, we will set goals and cheer each other on as we achieve them.  We’ll figure out what makes us happy, and get rid of the things that don’t (or, make them a lot more fun!).  Based on the books, The Happiness Project and Happier at Home by Gretchen Rubin.

Intrigued but have questions?  Call Heidi at 715-309-2118.

Oct 192012
 

Mark MoranAntique Appraisal Event
November 11

Time Slots Available

  • 1:30-2:30
  • 2:30-3:30
  • 3:30-4:30

Mark Moran, a touring antiques expert, will be available to assess your items.  He’s been a guest on the popular PBS show Antiques Roadshow and has written over 25 books, including co-editing the Warman’s, an antique guide.  Only forty people will be able to sign up to have an item appraised.  See below for item categories that will be accepted.  Everyone is welcome to listen for fun and education and it really is fun believe me.

  • Fine Art
  • Furniture
  • Ceramics
  • Glassware
  • Vintage photographs
  • Advertising
  • Folk art
  • Assorted toys
  • Metal ware
  • Clocks
  • Costume jewelry

Registration required for this event.  Call 715.232.2164 to reserve your spot.