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Lawrenceburg Public Library District Sept. 2021
Help celebrate
Library Card
Sign-Up Month!
September is Library Card
Sign-Up Month. If you
have a card it is a great
time to use it. If you don’t
have a card, make sure to
sign up!
This year’s national hon-
orary chairperson is Mar-
ley Dias, founder of
#1000BlackGirlBooks.
She has collected and
donated over 13,000
books featuring black girls
as the main character.
Many of these books are
available through the
Lawrenceburg Public Li-
brary District. A list is
available at the Lawrence-
burg Main Library and
North Dearborn Branch.
In addition to all the great
books, music, audiobooks
and much more your li-
brary card always offers
you, during September
you can also show your
LPLD library card for dis-
counts!
Archaeological Research
Institute will offer $1 off
archaeological experienc-
es and Funny Farm Coffee
Co. is offering 20 percent
off any coffee drink pur-
chase during September.
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How to reach us
What music have you been listening to recently? Hours/Locations
Lawrenceburg Public Library District (LPL)
812-537-2775 Lawrenceburg Public Library (LPL)
Soundtrack to
Symphonies
150 Mary St, Lawrenceburg IN 47025 • 812-537-2775
Respect with Director:
Jennifer on WGUC Monday 9 a.m.-8 p.m.
Barbara Bonney, x1121 Tuesday 9 a.m.-8 p.m.
Hudson. Assistant Director: Wednesday 9 a.m.-8 p.m.
Georgeann Doan, x1127 Thursday 9 a.m.-8 p.m.
John Lee Business/Operations Manager: Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Hooker Michelle Bunte, x1135 Saturday 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Technical Services Mgr. & ILS Administrator: Train Wreck Drive-through, M-Th 3 p.m.-5p.m. (person at window)
Sarah Bills, x1137 by James *Ring doorbell service M-Th 10 a.m.-7 p.m. & F 10 a.m.-3 p.m.*
Mobile Library/Outreach Manager: Arthur North Dearborn Branch (NDB)
Country
Emily Wille, x1130 25969 Dole Rd, West Harrison IN 47060 • 812-637-0777
Music
Youth Services Manager: Monday-Thursday 10 a.m. –8 p.m.
Hotel California
Sheila Bigelow, x1123 by the Eagles Friday Closed
Genealogy/Local History: Saturday 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Tyler Childers Cassie Blankenhorn, x1139
Digital Resources & Services Librarian: Mobile Library (MOB)
Criseida Green, x1141 150 Mary St, Lawrenceburg IN 47025 • 812-537-2775 x 1130
Communications Manager:
Panic at
Kacey Denise Freitag Burdette, x1161 Friends of the Library
Musgraves
the Disco Board of Trustees Executive Committee
North Dearborn Branch (NDB) President: President:
Kim McGranahan Afropop
812-637-0777 Susan Ray
Mumford
Vice-President: Vice-President: Worldwide
Branch Manager: Jerry Hacker
OPEN
and Sons Lorrie Jezek, x1150 Secretary:
Dama Ewbank Secretary:
Members: Laura Priebe
Lawrenceburg Public Treasurer:
Library District Joyce Baer
Gary Gellert Peg Loots
@lawrenceburglib Linda Lyness Membership Chairperson: Dottie Long
Donald Siemers Member-at-Large:
@lawrenceburglibrary Doug Green, Star 93.3–
50s & 60s Music on Mary Lyness
Lawrenceburg Public Lauren Daigle
www.lpld.lib.in.us SiriusXM and PBS
Library District Book Sales Chairperson:
Jenna Baumgartner
In response to COVID-19
Lawrenceburg Public Library District is always looking at ways to keep staff and patrons safe while offering as many services as
possible to the community.
As the overall battle against the COVID-19 virus continues, the hours and days open at both library buildings may change. During
September, all indoor programs will be 10 people or less with masks and social distancing required in response to recommenda-
tions provided by the Dearborn County Health Department.
We encourage you to stay in touch through the Lawrenceburg Public Library District website, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram
pages to learn about any changes and upcoming events!
We also encourage you to utilize the library's digital resources 24/7 through www.lpld.lib.in.us. Stay safe!
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All welcome to
join writers group
Have you ever thought about being a
writer? Do you keep a journal or a dia-
ry? Do you like to write poems or make
up stories?
Perhaps you are a writer who would like
to meet others who enjoy the craft. If
you answered yes to any of the ques-
tions above, you are welcome to join the
Creative Writers Guild. This is a group
dedicated to the art of writing. Writers
Poster exhibit honors 20th of all levels are encouraged to join. The
group meets once per month via Zoom
to share works they have created using a
anniversary of 9/11 attacks
set of prompts. Any aspect of writing
could be a topic of conversation as
well. The purpose is to receive feedback
from the group that is positive and sup-
Lawrenceburg Public Library plores the consequences of the sick, or through other portive. Stories should be around 500
District is participating in Sep- terrorism on individual lives efforts, all of us can help build words to allow time for discussion. The
tember 11, 2001: The Day That and communities at the local, the world in which we want to prompts for September are: school
Changed the World, an educa- national, and international live. days, time and space, not what it used
tional exhibition that presents levels, and encourages critical This 9/11 Memorial & Museum to be, before and after, beach, putting
the history of 9/11, its origins, thinking about the legacies of curated exhibition reflects the children and gardens to bed. Try to use
and its ongoing implications 9/11. core pillars of commemoration, all the prompts, if possible, but you may
through the personal stories of Twenty years after the attacks, education and inspiration. share something else if you prefer.
those who witnessed and sur- with terrorism still a threat The poster exhibition was de-
vived the attacks. today, the events of 9/11 and veloped by the 9/11 Memorial Don't be timid! Keep in mind this quote
It will appear throughout Sep- its aftermath remind us that we & Museum and has been made by Sylvia Plath, taken from The Una-
tember in the upstairs Mezza- may never be able to prevent possible in part by the National bridged Journals of Sylvia Plath. "Every
nine at the Lawrenceburg Main all the actions of people intent Endowment for the Humani- thing in life is writable about if you have
Library. on harming others, but we do ties: Democracy Demands Wis- the guts to do it, and the imagination to
Told across 14 posters, this have control over how we re- dom. improvise. The worst enemy to creativity
exhibition includes archival spond to such events. For questions and more infor- is self- doubt."
photographs and images of Whether by volunteering in our mation on this exhibition, visit Join the group 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
artifacts from the Museum’s local communities, serving our the 9/11 Memorial & Museum Thursday, Sept. 9, via Zoom. Email to
permanent collection. It ex- nation in the military, caring for website. register: adultprograms@lpld.lib.in.us.
Membership deal, 25 cent books in September
To celebrate National Library for the Friends’ table in the cookbooks, popular fiction, time- Take a moment to say hello and
Card Sign-Up Month, anyone courtyard, or in less classics, and so receive a free book coupon. We
who pays for a new 2022 Friends the case of rain, much more. Stop by cannot wait to see you on the
of the Library membership in inside the De- early for the best 23rd!
September will receive the re- pot. Every book selection of CDs,
mainder of 2021 free. Look for will be priced at DVDs, stationary For more information on dona-
Friends brochures at the main just 25 cents, items, and magazine tions, ways to participate in this
and branch libraries for more making this bundles. Every dollar and future events, membership,
information. event an excellent opportunity – and quarter – will be used to etc., contact the Friends at:
for book lovers on a budget and support our Library. LPLDFriends@gmail.com
Also, the Friends of the Library early holiday gift shoppers.
will be holding a colossal book Be sure to look for Friends Execu- Thank you for being a Friend.
sale in conjunction with the LPL There will be something for eve- tive Committee members
In Friendship,
Open House on Sept. 23. Look ryone, including children’s books, meeting and greeting attendees.
Susan Ray
www.lpld.lib.in.us/friends-of-the-library
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Lawrenceburg Public Library District Sept. 2021
Adult Youth: Bilingual Spanish
Canta, Rana,
Enemy at the Gates Canta
By Kyle Mills By Carolyn Dee Flores
Mitch Rapp has worked for a number Based on a traditional
folksong that has been sung
of presidents over his career, but
by parents and children in
Anthony Cook is unlike any he’s Spanish-speaking countries
encountered before. Cunning and for generations, Canta, Rana,
autocratic, he feels no loyalty to Canta/Sing, Froggie, Sing is a
America’s institutions. Mean- charming tale in which a "frog
was sitting under the water,
while, CIA director Irene Kennedy
when she decided to croak
discovers evidence of a mole scour- out loud." But a fly came
ing the Agency’s database for sensi- along and "hushed her
tive information on Nicholas Ward, mouth." When the fly decided
the world’s first trillionaire. She con- to buzz out loud, "along came
a spider and hushed her
vinces Rapp to protect him.
mouth."
Also: No Words by Meg Cabot
Also: La Madre Goose: Nursery
The Unknown by Heather Graham Rhymes for los Niños by Susan
Santa Cruise by Fern Michaels Middleton Elya and Juana
Martinez-Neal
Hemlock by Susan Albert
CHARACTER QUALITY FOR SEPTEMBER
TheFlyPod.com
Check out this link to listen to ~Justice~
book recommendations and
reviews by Phil Kuhn: Taking personal responsibility to uphold
www.tinyurl.com/LPLD-Books what is pure, right and true.
This link features Phil Kuhn
describing some of the upcoming
library events this month:
| www.charactercincinnati.org
www.tinyurl.com/LPLD-Events The Lawrenceburg Public Library District
is a proud Partner of Character.
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Lawrenceburg Public Library District Sept. 2021
When required, register for
programs at www.lpld.lib.in.us/
calendar.YouTube programs can
be viewed at: www.youtube.com/
user/lpldyouth.
Color Me Calmer @ Home Edition
Storytime Starts 9 a.m. Monday, Sept. 13, Lawrenceburg Main
Library (VIRTUAL)
5 p.m. Wednesday Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29, YouTube
Take a moment for yourself and relax. This Take and Make will
Ms. Megan will share a new story each week! hopefully return to in-person soon. Until then, grab a kit of col-
oring pages, a special treat and instructions on how to trans-
form your page into a gift bag! While supplies last.
Beginner’s Crochet
Rainbow Club Noon Tuesday, Sept. 14, Lawrenceburg Main Library
5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 1, 15 & 29, Learn beginner’s stitches under the guidance of Heidi Williams.
Lawrenceburg Main Library Any level of experience. REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Teens, are you looking for allies, encouragement, and/or re-
sources that relate to the LGBTQ+ community? Want more Historical Book Club
information? Contact Youth Services at 812-537-2775 x2. 10 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 15, Dearborn
All teens in grades 6-12 and their allies are welcome. County Historical Society
Discuss On Hallowed Ground by Robert M. Poole.
Books for Dessert *PROGRAM IS FULL*
Pull Up a Chair: Oral Histories 2:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 16, North Dearborn Branch
All month by appointment, Lawrenceburg Main Library North Dearborn Book Club meets once a month. September’s
book is The Long Flight Home by Alan Hlad.
Record your life story for the Lawrenceburg Public Library District REGISTRATION REQUIRED
archives. We ask the questions and record the conversation.
Then we will share a copy of the interview. Contact Denise to
learn more or to set up an appointment. 812-537-2775 x1161 or
Take & Make Craft: Yarn Birds
adultprograms@lpld.lib.in.us Beginning at 4 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 23,
Lawrenceburg Main Library (VIRTUAL)
Backyard Conservation: Take home materials and instructions to make a yarn bird.
Beneficial Bats
5 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 1, North Dearborn Branch DIY Saturday: Linden Flower
Bats are important, useful members of the ecosystem. Learn 10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 25, YouTube (VIRTUAL)
more about what they provide and how to provide for them
with presenter Brad Westrich, IDNR Mammologist. This se- 2021 is the year for flowers with Carisa Bunten! Register, pick
ries is offered with the Dearborn County Soil and Water Con- up the supplies at the Lawrenceburg Main Library then create
servancy District. REGISTRATION REQUIRED at home with YouTube video. REGISTRATION REQUIRED
DIY Patriotic Candle Movie and a Snack
2:10 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 11, G’dale Utility Building 5 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 29, Lawrenceburg Main
Library
Remember this special day in history by picking up a take and
make patriotic candle project from the Lawrenceburg Public Li- Come to the library for a snack and a movie! We’ll be watch-
brary District Mobile Library. REGISTRATION REQUIRED ing Underwater. REGISTRATION REQUIRED
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Lawrenceburg Public Library District Sept. 2021
Sadie
Lion Blanket and Pillows
Will
Kindle
Rosemary
Aislyn Infant Bag
Pool Party
Quinn Josh
Aranza Projector State Fair
Teen Book Lovers Tickets
Eliza
Perfect North
Slopes Tickets
Millie
State Fair Tickets Emma
Kings Island Oakley
Tickets Preschool Bag
Charlie Jette and Raine Christy
LA Sweets Maizey Amazon Gift Card Snappy Tomato
Bounce House Blitz & Kindle Pizza
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Lawrenceburg Public Library District Sept. 2021
Jessie Ben
Curl Up with Preschool Bag Adalee
Charlie
a Good Book Bag Back to School Bag
Minecraft LEGOS
Allisa
State Fair
Tickets Nikki
LEGO Dinosaur Box
Micah
Peter Dinosaur Night Light
Kroger
Gift
Card
Canaan
Laura (and Bob) 3D Puzzle
Hillforest & Morgan
American Sign Museum Floor Lounger
Audrey & Grant
Preschool Bag
& Color Castle
Wyatt
Curl Up
with a
Good Book
Bag
Ann Mac Nancy
Rock Quest Snappy Tomato Shift Gift Card
Pizza
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NONPROFIT
ORGANIZATION
U.S. POSTAGE PAID
LAWRENCEBURG, IN.
PERMIT NO. 123
Lawrenceburg Public Library
150 Mary St.
Lawrenceburg, IN 47025
ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED
September 2021
Newsletter & Calendar
To provide our community with
equal access to resources
— for life .
Community Stops/Schedule
Lawrenceburg Farmers Market Sat, Sept. 4 - 9 a.m.-1p.m.
Bright Meadows Park Wed, Sept. 8 - 4:30p.m.-5:30p.m.
St. Paul Parish Wed, Sept. 9 - 5 p.m.-6p.m
Lawrenceburg Farmers Market Sat, Sept. 11 - 9 a.m.-1p.m.
Greendale Utility Building Sat, Sept. 11 - 2p.m.-3p.m.
Lutheran Community Tues, Sept. 14 - 9:30a.m.-10:30a.m.
Fairhaven East Tues, Sept. 14 - 11a.m.-12p.m.
Greendale Village Wed, Sept. 15 - 11a.m.-12p.m.
Civista St. Leon Wed, Sept. 15- 1p.m.-1:30p.m.
Tuscany Bay Sat, Sept. 18 - 9:15a.m.-10:15a.m.
Waterview Sat, Sept. 18 - 10:30a.m.-11:30a.m.
Summit Pointe Sat, Sept. 18 12p.m.-1p.m.
Highview Sat, Sept. 18 - 1:30p.m.-2:30p.m.
Lawrenceburg Village Sat, Sept. 18 - 3p.m.-4p.m.
Englewood Wed, Sept. 22 - 11:30a.m. -12:30p.m.
HVL Sports Community Center Thurs, Sept. 23 - 4:30 p.m.-5:30p.m.
RIVER VALLEY READS-DEARBORN COUNTY
Free and confidential reading help for adults.
CONTACT US: lpriebe@rivervalleyresources.com
For more information call the Lawrenceburg Library at 812-537-2775 x1161
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