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John Kalkowski -book signing

red cell coverJuly 14th  –   7:00 p.m.  – Superior Library * 449 N. Kansas * Superior, NE

John Kalkowski is an Omaha Middle School English teacher who in his spare time writes action-infused young adult books. He will be here to talk about his books, how to create boy readers, answer any questions, and sign books. There will be books at the library to buy.

Two autographed copies will be given away. Sign up for your chance to win during the program.

Spring Time at the Library

P1010028The trees are in full bloom at the library.  The bees are a buzzing.

New Children’s Computer

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We now have 2 educational children’s computers. One is for children ages 2 – 8 years old, and one 8 years on up. Both these computers have over 4,000 educational activities and games.

Book Sale April 23rd

booksJust one week before the Library’s book sale.

Hours for Saturday will be 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Monday thru Thursday will be during regular hours.  1:30 – 5:30 p.m. and 7:00 – 9:00 p.m.

Adult. large print, and children’s books
VHS and DVD’s
Audios

 

Book Sale

BOOK SALEWhat better way to celebrate NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK than coming to our book sale.

Children’s Programing during Christmas Break

holiday bellsHappenings At The Library During Christmas Break

Dec. 29th 2:00 – 3:30 PM
Afternoon at the movies “Elf Man”
2nd grade on up

Dec. 30th 2:00 – 3:30 PM
Holiday Fun
Kindergarten through 3rd graders
Checking out new children’s computer and making holiday crafts.

Dec. 31st 2:00 – 4:00 PM
Holiday gathering
4th graders and up
Looking to start a craft club once a month. We will be talking about that and using bananas for the first craft.

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Library Gets Accreditation

Nebraska Library Commission Accredits Superior Public Library

Nebraska Library Commission Library Development Director Richard Miller recently announced the accreditation of public libraries across Nebraska. The application for Public Library Accreditation was developed for Nebraska public libraries in order to assist and support improvements in Nebraska public library services. The purpose of the accreditation process is to establish expectations for governance, services, and resources for public libraries. The anticipated outcome is that in public libraries that meet statewide guidelines, Nebraska citizens will have access to accurate, quality library and information services that meet community needs. Nebraska public libraries may apply for accreditation after providing assurance that they meet twelve minimum qualifications including having a certified library board and library director, local funding, an email address, and other minimum requirements. Accreditation also requires that the library use a community-based planning process to complete a strategic plan, to be approved by the Nebraska Library Commission.

Superior Public Library was awarded Silver Accreditation Level in recognition of exemplary library services and programs provided to the community of Superior, Nuckolls County. Vicki Perrie, Library Director said ” Being accredited is very important to us, and not all libraries are able to meet the requirements. Nebraska libraries that are accredited can apply for grants through the state, but it is also one of the requirements for getting state aid money each year”.

The Nebraska Library Commission congratulates public libraries as they move forward toward the realization of this vision for the future: “Affordable, reliable, progressive, and equitable library service for all Nebraskans regardless of their economic status and geographic location.” As the state library agency, the Nebraska Library Commission is an advocate for the library and information needs of all Nebraskans. The mission of the Library Commission is statewide promotion, development and coordination of library and information services, “bringing together people and information.”

 

Best-Sellers at the Library

The Omaha paper has the top 10 fiction best-sellers for the week of the Oct. 25th.  Out of the top 10 the library has 5 of them. Check your’s out today.

see me

See Me by Nicholas Sparks

 

 

 

murder house

The Murder House by James Patterson/David Ellis

 

 

 

 

watchman

Go Set a Watchman by Harper Lee

 

 

 

come rain

Come Rain or Come Shine by Jan Karon

 

 

 

girl on train

The girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins

 

Halloween Story Time

halloween_01We will have a story hour for Halloween for preschoolers (age 4 and up) and kindergarteners.   It will be on October 28th starting at 4:00 pm and going till  5:00 pm.  You don’t need to register early, but a phone call would be nice so we can have a head count for supplies.   You can call the library at 402 879-4200.

The Library will be closed!

The library will be CLOSED on October 12th for Columbus Day.thanksgiving-8-06

 

 

And so the librarians can go to convention, the library will be CLOSED the nights of October 14, 15, 16, 2015.  We will close the library at 5:30 PM each of these 3 nights.