Hello and Happy Spring!      I'm so excited to getting ready for April! The nice weather has put me in a good mood, we're ordering new books, my 7 year (OMG) work-iversary is coming up, and we're starting to plan for Summer Reading 2021: Tails and Tales. Things are really looking up compared to

Hello!!     Let's cross our fingers that the current heat wave lasts for a little while! Either way, we've got some fun things happening here at MML for you. We're still offering mostly virtual programming, but keep your eyes out for more things as the weather turns. We're also still offering curbside pickup, Radio

Dear Reader,  I hope you enjoyed the snow last month. I imagine that you all got to either sled, shovel, skate, taste an icicle, build a snowman, or make a snow angel this winter. Meanwhile, inside I enjoyed reading stories about presidents to preschoolers and virtually to school aged children. The wonder in the children's

Dear Reader,      Of course last month I read about winter. Ironically, every time I read about snow or ice we seemed to receive it as weather the next day. You are welcome.     This month in February I will be reading about presidents. It is a subject that seems to be on everyone's

Happy New Year!    We hope your year is off to a good start. We're still not planning anything large, but we do have a few things happening to keep you busy during the snowy weather and we're hopeful that come spring we'll be able to move some ideas from online to outside. So keep your

Dear Reader,     Winter is here! I hope you enjoyed all the Christmas Lights. I sure did. I can be a kid at heart, which is why my December Story Times were about Christmas Cookies. Maybe you have a few left at your house? I enjoyed the book Are You Grumpy Santa? Santa was having a

Happy December!     I think we'll all be happy to see this year end, but we're all trying to stay festive. If you stop by you'll notice we've been busy decorating and that Friday Spirit Days are a little extra fun. No matter how much everything has changed this year, many things are still

Hello everyone!     I hope that you're able to enjoy your Thanksgiving holiday, even though it looks different this year. We can be grateful, at least, for the technology that allows us to to connect even in uncertain times and for family that understands when we have to make the tough decisions.    

Happy November!     First, we'd all like to say "Happy Veterans Day!" We appreciate all of our veterans and their families. Without their service, sacrifices, and dedication we would not be where we are today.     Please note that we have extended our Wednesday hours and will be closed for Thanksgiving on both

Dear Reader,     I have been busy reading about farms virtually to elementary students and in person to preschoolers. We have learned about many different types of farms and their   value in our world. As one book said "without farmers we wouldn't eat." Did you know that I grew up on a grain farm