Food for Fines
Throughout November, patrons may bring any non-perishable food items, that are not expired or damaged, to any Cass County Public Library branch. Each item counts as $2.00 toward overdue fines.
Read moreThroughout November, patrons may bring any non-perishable food items, that are not expired or damaged, to any Cass County Public Library branch. Each item counts as $2.00 toward overdue fines.
Read morePlease support and thank our sponsors for this year’s Summer Reading Program:
Read moreThe Friends of the Library will host a huge sale to benefit the Cass County Public Library Foundation.
Read moreDo you have late fees at the library? August is Food For Fines Month.
Read morePeculiar residents: Did you know there’s a place for you to return borrowed library material right in Peculiar?
Read moreWhat could be better than story time at the library? Don’t miss these special guest presenters this summer.
Read moreSign up for Summer Reading Program today!
Read moreYou can register to vote in Cass County at any location of Cass County Public Library. We will deliver your registration to the County Clerk’s office.
Read moreBeautifully pre-wrapped books will be available to purchase at the library this season. The books are all new or very gently-used copies of bestselling titles.
Read moreWe recently participated in a state-wide project to record and document a typical day in the life of a public library. On that day, library staff members made a special effort to take pictures of anything and everything going on in the library. Our staff took photos of many typical activities – patrons using the wireless internet, children making crafts, a group discussing a book, staff behind the circulation desk, a library courier sorting books in the garage – and posted it all on Facebook with the hashtag #molibraries.
Read moreNovember is Food For Fines Month at the library.
Read moreThe Genealogy Branch will be hosting a Burnt District-themed open house on both Friday and Saturday of the festival.
Read moreCompete for cash prizes in our annual poetry competition.
Read moreGetting kids ready to read doesn’t have to be difficult. Even the youngest babies are primed to learn. Share cloth or board books with high contrast pictures, books with faces, or books with interactive aspects (touch and feel books, or lift the flap books). Most of these books can be enjoyed in ten minutes or less. Share nursery rhymes and silly songs with babies. Use different voices and sounds for each character. Don’t worry if your child wants to read the same book over and over again! If she enjoys one book, she can learn to enjoy others!
Read morePlease support and thank our many sponsors who donated money, resources and their time to bring you special programs and activities this summer.
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