At the Boscobel Library Our Spring storytime and Summer Library Program schedules will be chock-full of fun activites for little ones and their parents. Stories, sing-a-longs, make believe, finger plays, costume parties and take home crafts will be offered. Registration isn't required, just bring the kids to the library reading room Wednesday morning and we'll do the rest! If you would like more information, please contact the library @ 375-5723 or email us. Summer Library Program begins June 16th SPRINGTIME STORYTIMES for KIDZ TODDLERS & & PRE-K Wednesdays, April 2 - 30 10:00 to 10:30 April 2 Simply Shoes April 9 Cool Counting April 16 Store Keepers April 23 Fathers April 30 Silly Stories Summer Library Program begins June 16thApril 16 Store Keepers
Something to add?Let us know News and Books The Library Book Discussion Group meets the third Tuesday of each month. In April we'll be talking about Alexander McCall Smith's Kalahari Typing School For Men. Our book for May is Sue Monk Kidd's The Secret Life of Bees. The book group welcomes everyone to join us to chat or just listen in while we discuss some great reads. Sara Rath chatted with us about Star Lake Saloon and Housekeeping Cottagesand her other books and new work on TuesdayOctober 9th.Everyone enjoyed listening to Sara's responses to our questionsandlearning more about her just finished second novel andcurrent researchproject on the spiritualist .If you'd like to learn about Sara, her works and where she'll beteaching or visiting next, visit her website at http://www.sararath.com. Thank you Sara! Doris Lessing has won the Nobel Prize in Literature. Take a look atthe video of her initial reaction and a subsequent interview captured byBBCTV- brilliant! Doris Lessing Video
We've recently learned (Thanks to Virginia and Carole!) that our library was designed by the Prairie School architectural firm of Claude and Starck. The firm was responsible for the design of63 Carnegie public libraries in Wisconsin. The construction of Carnegie public and academic librariesthroughout the midwest was fundedthrough the generosity of the industrialist Andrew Carnegie, to promoteliteracy. While construction of the Boscobel Library in 1926 was enabled by a gift from localbusinessman George F. Hildebrand, our library also shares the proud architectural history of the Claude and Starck Carnegies. To learn more you can take a look at an online postcard gallery of these libraries at http://home.comcast.net/~jaulik/carnwi.html, or read about Claude and Starck's work at http://www.madisonmagazine.com/article.php?story_id=152147&xstate=view_story that contain contain the latests news, events and information about your library. We hope to be able to answer your FAQ's (frequently asked questions) here and also broadcast events and provide tutorials to help you take advantage of the world of services available @ your library! Gabcast! Boscobel Public Library #1 [Click on the play button below to hear our latest broadcast] our typed reply response appear below! below your message in just a minute or two!
Our Library Wiki will be used collaboratively to link to information sources of interest to the Boscobel Community, our visitors and folks in the surrounding area. We'd like to build a Current Events page,Youth andTeens Page, and let everyone know whats News @ Your Library ! This is a collaborative tool, so if you'd like to help, give us a call 375-5723, email rorlandi@swls.org or stop by the library and let us know. in 1927 1926 was enabled by a gift from localbusinessman George F. Hildebrand, our library also shares the proud architectural history of the Claude and Starck Carnegies. To learn more you can take a look at an online postcard gallery of these libraries at http://home.comcast.net/~jaulik/carnwi.html, or read about Claude and Starck's work at http://www.madisonmagazine.com/article.php?story_id=152147&xstate=view_story Here's a new tool that allows us to create library podcasts, that is, voice recordings that Gabcast! Boscobel Public Library #1 [Click on the play button below to hear our latest broadcast] are, jsut just type "hello?" in the message box and hit the enter key. You will see our typed reply appear below!
Our Library Wiki will be used collaboratively to link to information sources of interest to the Boscobel Community, our visitors and folks in the surrounding area. We'd like to build a Current Events page,Youth andTeens Page, and let everyone know whats News @ Your Library ! This is a collaborative tool, so if you'd like to help, give us a call 375-5723, email rorlandi@swls.org or stop by the library and let us know. learned (thanks (Thanks to Virginia and Carole!) that our library was designed by the Prairie School architectural firm of Claude and Stark. Starck. The firm was responsible for the design of63 Carnegie public libraries in Wisconsin. The construction of Carnegie public and academic librariesthroughout the midwest was fundedthrough the generosity of the industrialist Andrew Carnegie. Whileconstruction Carnegie, to promoteliteracy. While construction of the Boscobel Library in 1927 was fundedbylocalbusinessman enabled by a gift from localbusinessman George Hildebrand, our library also shares the proud architectural history of the Claude and Starke Starck Carnegies. To To learn more you can take a look at an online postcard gallery of these libraries at http://home.comcast.net/~jaulik/carnwi.html, or read about Claude and Starks Starck's work at at http://www.madisonmagazine.com/article.php?story_id=152147&xstate=view_story Here's a new tool that allows us to create library podcasts, that is, voice recordings that contain the latests news, events and information about your library. We hope to be able to answer your FAQ's (frequently asked questions) here and also broadcast events and provide tutorials to help you take advantage of the world of services available @ your library!
Our Library Wiki will be used collaboratively to link to information sources of interest to the Boscobel Community, our visitors and folks in the surrounding area. We'd like to build a Current Events page,Youth andTeens Page, and let everyone know whats News @ Your Library ! This is a collaborative tool, so if you'd like to help, give us a call 375-5723, email rorlandi@swls.org or stop by the library and let us know. Carnegie public and academic librariesthroughout the midwest was fundedthrough the generosity of the industrialist Andrew Carnegie.Whileconstruction Carnegie. Whileconstruction of the Boscobel Library in 1927 was fundedbylocalbusinessman George Hildebrand, our library shares the proud architectural history of the Claude and Starke Carnegies. Carnegies. To learn more you can take a look at an online postcard gallery of these libraries at http://home.comcast.net/~jaulik/carnwi.html, or read about Claude and Starks work at Here's a new tool that allows us to create library podcasts, that is, voice recordings that contain the latests news, events and information about your library. We hope to be able to answer your FAQ's (frequently asked questions) here and also broadcast events and provide tutorials to help you take advantage of the world of services available @ your library!
Our Library Wiki will be used collaboratively to link to information sources of interest to the Boscobel Community, our visitors and folks in the surrounding area. We'd like to build a Current Events page,Youth andTeens Page, and let everyone know whats News @ Your Library ! This is a collaborative tool, so if you'd like to help, give us a call 375-5723, email rorlandi@swls.org or stop by the library and let us know. We've recently learned (thanks to Virginia and Carole!) that our library was designed by the Prairie School architectural firm of Claude and Stark. The firm was responsible for the design of63 Carnegie public libraries in Wisconsin. The construction of Carnegie librariesthroughout the midwest was fundedthrough the generosity of the industrialist Andrew Carnegie.Whileconstruction of the Boscobel Library in 1927 was fundedbylocalbusinessman George Hildebrand, our library shares the proud architectural history of the Claude and Starke Carnegies. Here's a new tool that allows us to create library podcasts, that is, voice recordings that contain the latests news, events and information about your library. We hope to be able to answer your FAQ's (frequently asked questions) here and also broadcast events and provide tutorials to help you take advantage of the world of services available @ your library!
Gabcast! Boscobel Public Library #1 [Click on the play button below to hear our latest broadcast] messaging chat chat. The "widget" below shows if we are online or not. If we are, jsut type "hello?" in the message box and hit the enter key. You will see our typed reply appear below!
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November 5, 2007
* 8:31pm Robin removed Storytime * 8:30pm Robin removed SideCalendar * 8:30pm Robin added SideCalendar * 8:28pm Robin edited SideBar + 8:18pm Robin edited Art By the Stream Wiki
Welcome to the Art by the Stream Wiki ! This wiki can be used collaboratively to provide and update information for planning , organizing, advertising, informingand communicating about the Art By the Stream Expo. Anyone of us can add to or edit this page. Ive created a Doodle poll here [ This poll to find out if the art by the stream creative team thinks about these online tools. They can all link to and compliment the webpage, and the best part is that they are FREE are interactive, so everyone can participate in their creation] ContactRobin if you'd like to help edit this page [It's e-z, really. You can use the free high-speed network public access computers at the Boscobel Library if your home connection is too slow, and I'd be happy to show you how this works if you stop by.] Project Links: FrontPage Art by the Stream Homepage: http://artbythestream.com/index.html Art by the Stream photo gallery on FLICKR: http://www.flickr.com/photos/artbythestream/
