Monthly Archives: May 2017
11 facts about Charles Anderson & his forgotten Gettysburg Address
Historian and author David T. Dixon visited us earlier this month to discuss former Ohio governor Charles Anderson, his wild life, and forgotten Gettysburg Address. 1. Anderson came from a connected and famous family. His father, Richard Clough Anderson, was … Continue reading
10 facts about Dorothy Fuldheim, the first lady of television news
Carol Starre-Kmiecik visited us to discuss Dorothy Fuldheim, the first lady of television news, while in character as Fuldheim. Here are 10 things we learned from her talk: Fuldheim’s family was so poor that when her brother died of strep throat, … Continue reading
Wordplay Writing Club pens poems for National Poetry Month
Our Wordplay Writing Club celebrated National Poetry Month by penning their own poems. They wrote rhymed poems, as well as: concrete poems, (also known as shape poetry,) where the poetry fits into a shape like a dog, firetruck or the silhouette … Continue reading
Take the Internet with You
You can borrow the Internet from Mentor Public Library. We’re lending hotspots that can provide Wi-Fi to your wireless-enhanced devices like computers, smartphones and tablets. Our community has embraced the hotspot program at Mentor Public Library. The devices are in … Continue reading
