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SPECIAL MEETING NOTICE
SPECIAL MEETING NOTICE
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
GOODLAND & GRANT TOWNSHIP
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Date Posted: February 11, 2025
Meeting Date: February 18, 2025
Time: 6:00 p.m. CST
Location: Goodland-Grant Twp. Public Library
111 S. Newton St. Goodland, IN
Subject: February 2024 Board of Trustees mtg.
Thomas Ordway
President, Board of Trustees
Goodland & Grant Township Public Library
Note: This meeting is open to the public.
Santa is Coming!
Come and meet Santa at the Goodland Library on December 21st from 1-3pm. More details about Santa’s visit are coming soon. Stay tuned!
Santa Viene!
Ven y conoce a Santa en la Biblioteca Goodland el 21 de Diciembre de 1 a 3 p.m. Habrá más detalles sobre la visita de Santa pronto. ¡Manténganse al tanto!
Halloween Craft Night
SPECIAL MEETING NOTICE
SPECIAL MEETING NOTICE
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
GOODLAND & GRANT TOWNSHIP
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Date Posted: July 09, 2024
Meeting Date: July 15, 2024
Time: 6:00 p.m. CST
Location: Goodland-Grant Twp. Public Library
111 S. Newton St. Goodland, IN
Subject: July 2024 Board of Trustees mtg.
Thomas Ordway
President, Board of Trustees
Goodland & Grant Township Public Library
Note: This meeting is open to the public.
ROZ PUPPETS PRESENTS
Roz Puppets presents The Mystery of Cacklewood Forest.
Thursday July 18 at 3:00PM
Children and adults alike enjoy our wonderfully handcrafted puppets as they journey through entertaining original stories with a humorous storytelling style that incorporates music and audience participation.
The characters of each story are puppets that have been thoughtfully designed and constructed, and are performed with great attention to detail.
NOTE: This event will be held at the
Goodland Community Center.
110 N Benton St.
Goodland, In.
Mother’s Day Craft
Summer Reading Program 2024
Eclipse April 8, 2024
Don’t want to watch the eclipse alone? Forgot to buy your eclipse glasses? Believe in the old myths? Ancient Greeks believe the gods were angry with humans and the Sun was abandoning the earth. The word “eclipse” actually comes from the Greek word meaning “abandonment.”
Vikings of Northern Europe believed that, during a total solar eclipse, the Sun was being eaten by two wolves known as Skoll and Hati.
The ancient Maya believed that watching it directly meant that birds would come and pick out their eyes to make them blind.
Worried that dragons, demons, wolves, jaguars, frogs and even squirrels are devouring or chasing the sun?
I wouldn’t risk it. All of those things could be true. Safety in numbers, hopefully. Spend the afternoon at the Goodland Public Library from 12:30 PM (CST) – 4:30 PM (CST). We have a limited amount of eclipse glasses for those that spend the afternoon at the library. The eclipse will not be total here but it will be around 97.6%.