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by Sharon Nagel Posted Mar 23, 2021
Wisconsin is home to many talented writers, three of whom have books out right now. Some are on the New...
by Laura Reilly Posted Mar 15, 2021
You may have heard of March Madness for basketball but have you heard of March Mystery Madness at the library?...
by Sam Spottek Posted Mar 7, 2021
March is celebrated as Women’s History Month! It is a month dedicated to commemorating and encouraging the study, observance, and...
by Scott Lenski Posted Feb 12, 2021
Looking to stay busy during these cold winter nights? Read and you could win prizes with our Excite Your Mind...
Posted Jan 14, 2021
Staff of the Whitefish Bay Public Library choose their favorite reads in 2020.
Posted Jan 5, 2021
Staff of the Whitefish Bay Public Library choose their favorite reads in 2020. Keep an eye out for the second...
by Laura Reilly Posted Dec 11, 2020
This time of year always has me thinking about snowfalls, crackling fires, decorated trees, and a cozy blanket to curl...
by Sam Spottek Posted Nov 25, 2020
The Youth Services Librarians have been hard at work updating our collection of Young Adult (YA) graphic novels and manga!...
by Kayla Livingston Posted Nov 20, 2020
You’ve likely heard about The Invisible life of Addie Larue by V.E. Schwab, it’s receiving a lot of attention right...
by Sharon Nagel Posted Nov 10, 2020
One of the few bright spots of the pandemic is that I have more time to read. It also helps...
by Scott Lenski Posted Oct 30, 2020
Halloween is the perfect time to read a scary story, although I enjoy them any time of the year. I...
by Valerie Morris Posted Oct 19, 2020
Here are the instructions to make a Mancala at home! Check out Miss Valerie's video on our Facebook page...
by Thomas H. Fehring Posted Oct 15, 2020
It’s now been seven months since the March lock-down. While some things are opening up, life is far from normal....
by Valerie Morris Posted Sep 28, 2020
Origami Take and Make Instructions (If you didn't get a Take and Make kit, you can still follow along with these...
by Valerie Morris Posted Sep 22, 2020
The Youth Services Department has gathered together a collection of educational books to help support our families and students. This...
by Thomas H. Fehring Posted Aug 27, 2020
The pandemic lock-down is getting old. We’re now six months into it. While some things are opening up, life is...
by Laura Reilly Posted Aug 13, 2020
I have always loved history! I enjoy learning about events of the past and historical fiction transports the reader back...
by Thomas H. Fehring Posted Aug 5, 2020
Here is another part in our series of posts by guest author and historian Thomas Fehring. In this week's post...