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Original Farm Machinery Display
When he “moved to town” more than 13 years ago, Ervin Meyer began a new hobby.
Items from Busy Day Mall on Display
Did you know that Watkins products are now available for purchase in Aplington?
Randy-DeBerg's-Collection
A variety of miniature vehicles are on display here until the middles of March thanks to Randy DeBerg.
2013 Reading Contest
A “Chill-Out” Reading Contest for ages 5 – 12 will be held from now until February 14.
Barns on Display
From now until Thanksgiving you are in for a treat when you step into the library thanks to Paul and Marty Weber. Their complete collection of Danbury Mint barns is sure to enthrall anyone with an interest in agriculture.
2012 Summer Schedule for "Dream Big"
Here is most of the schedule for the summer for children ages 3 - 13. Some events such as closing party dates and times will be added later as plans are finalized.
Projects for Summer Program Underway
Making dream catchers similar to the ones being held by Adam and Devon is part of the plan for those joining our 1st-4th grade summer program, “Dream Big”.
Thirty-One Bags
Need a tote, organizer, purse, wallet, or diaper bag? Jen Troyna, a “Thirty-One Bags” consultant, will be able to help you find just what you need.
Movie Event: "The Help"
On Wed., Feb. 22, during National African American History Month, we will be showing the movie “The Help” at 1:00 p.m. It is based on the popular book by Kathryn Stockett, set in 1960s Mississippi. Snacks and coffee will be served --- all free of charge.
Peppercorn Pantry with Spring Display
Lots of luscious spring things on display thanks to the Peppercorn Pantry!
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Story Hour, A Creepy Affair
- Creepy Crawlies will invade Story Hours this fall beginning Friday, September 10.
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December Window Display
- The gingerbread display in our showcase, compliments of Irene Senne, will be in place throughout the month of December. Treat yourself to this delight and much more! And we thank Irene for sharing her creative talents with us!
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Going Postal - January Display
- Do you remember when postage for a 1st class letter was $.13? Aplington’s postmistress, Veronica Groeneveld does.
Summer Program - Magic in Motion!
