Meet Mittens, the MelCat mascot.
Mittens is traveling across Michigan libraries to commemorate the 20th anniversary of MelCat,
a free statewide borrowing system connection over 400 libraries to provide patrons
access to resources they might not otherwise obtain.
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Mittens helped with MelCat delivery
Adult fiction titles Mittens enjoyed reading
Enjoyed reading
local history books
Enjoyed reading
young adult fiction books
Enjoyed playing games and reading poems with his new friends
Cardinal showed his new friend last years yearbook
Nevins & Mittens enjoyed watching
Cats & Dogs movie
Mittens was hiding from his new friends
Mittens took a short vacation on a
Gondolier in Venice
Mittens enjoyed his walk over the covered bridge
Mittens learned more history at the train depot
Cardinal showed Mittens an adult fiction book
Mittens liked the XBox games
Mittens was thankful for Cat Stories book by James Herriot
All this activity made Mittens hungry
AWE EDUCATIONAL
LEARNING WORKSTATION
AWE EDUCATIONAL
LEARNING WORKSTATION
Located in the children's room.
With 85 educational learning programs installed on it for young children. No internet required.
Thanks to the MI-83 Grant (MiLibraryisnow.com) the library received: Four new Samsung Chromebooks for patrons to check out. A green screen with a laptop computer, camera, and microphone to record programs. Plus, a tent and speakers to do outdoor programs which should arrive sometime this month.
Funding for the MI-83 Digital Library Connection project is provided in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services through the Library of Michigan, an agency of the Michigan Department of Education.
Chromebooks available for check out thanks to this grant.
Book Page
Are you wondering what to read next?
The library now has Book Page for patron to take for free.
Thanks to White Pine Library Cooperative.
Come on in and pick yourself up a copy.
The library receives new Book Page every month.
They are free for you to take home.
So visit your local library and pick yourself up a copy of Book Page for free.
Remember that all patrons have access to all the e-books/e-audio books and e-magazines that the library has to offer.
Go to the card catalog tab at the top click on the Libby app for OverDrive e-books/e-audio/e-magazines.
MackinVia e-books/e-audio books for students
Tumble books for the kids.
Remember we are Late Fee Fine Free library now.
If you have any questions please email library@kingstonk12.org
VOX BOOKS
New talking book for children
All in one - Has attached audio reader - No other device or WiFi needed
Vox Books
Vox Books
Vox Books
Vox Books
Kingston Enterprise newspaper now available online
Feb. 7,1941- Dec. 27, 1979 years
All microfilm is now available online
Associate Member with Marlette District Library Genealogy page
Check out the Little Free Library house
next to the fire hall drive on Ross Street.
Free books to swap. Leave a book/take a book.
Thank you Krug family
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About the Library
It was 1970 that the Kingston Community Library merged with the school library. Jacquelin E. Opperman was the first librarian. It was years later after her death (April 18th, 1980) that her successor Aneita Denhoff had the library renamed Jacquelin E. Opperman Memorial Library. A picture of her hangs in the library along with a biogiaphical sketch and a story about the mark she made on the community. During holiday's her ceramics that she made are showcased.
The mural was painted in the hall when Mr. Ferguson was the art the teacher in 2010-2011 school year.
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