Be sure to stop by the bulletin board by the front lobby to learn about 29 notable people! We’ll be celebrating Black History Month with a variety of programs all month long. For more information ask at the desk, call us at 421-1350, or check this page for updates!
You can see some of the new books we add to the catalog each day by visiting The Book Wall. Here’s a sample of some titles that were added yesterday. Be sure to visit The Book Wall every day!
Don’t miss Sit & Stitch, one of our most popular programs at the Pontiac branch! Sit & Stitch meets every Thursday from 4:30 – 6:00 pm in the large meeting room. People of all knitting skill level are invited. If you’re new to knitting, Miss LaDonna can get you going with some needles and yarn.
Tax forms are available at the stand near the desk. If we don’t have a form you need, please ask and we can print it off for you. Also, our State forms have yet to arrive, but you can print them off from the Indiana IRS site at http://www.ai.org/dor/taxforms/individual07.html.
Free tax help will be available at the Pontiac branch beginning Monday February 4 and will continue each Monday through April 14 from 12 – 4. This is a service provided by AARP .
If you love books, check out this website: www.goodreads.com. It’s a neat site where you can keep track of (and rate) what you’ve read, what you want to read, and what your friends are reading. Try it! You’ll like it!
Don’t miss our book group discussion next Monday (January 21) from 6 – 7pm! This month we’ll be discussing Mark Anthony’s The Take Down. Copies are still available on the Hold Pickup wall next to the circulation desk.
Cover to Cover meets the third Monday of every month and focuses on books by African American authors.
We are hoping to use this site as a means of communicating with our library patrons, and we’re bringing it right to you. This site will now be the landing page when you open the Internet on Pontiac branch computers, and here you can find information on programs going on in our branch, book reviews, community information, and other tidbits to keep you in the know.
We got this idea from the Grabill Branch, another branch in the Allen County Public Library system. That branch has had much success with their site, and you can take a look at it here .
We promise to have more content up soon, but until then, we’ll leave you with a little video holiday card we made for the rest of the library staff: