This is it. We’ve officially reached the point of no return. The carpet is up, porcelain is pulled out of the bathrooms, walls are coming out. The first dumpster came last Wednesday and was full … Continue reading
I took a few quiet minutes this morning to stand in one of my favorite spots in the sunny window of the library before everybody arrived. Today was the day we handed over the keys … Continue reading
Today I walked 5 miles inside our 10,000 square foot library. I did not walk to work. I did not walk home from work. I did not walk the dog. I did make a quick … Continue reading
Like to play with yarn? Sometimes find yourself hopelessly tangled? Dropping stitches? Knitting when you should be purling? Always wanted to knit or crochet and don’t know how – or just want to show off … Continue reading
Thank you to everyone who participated in our cooking contest. Here are the Recipes from 041217 Recipes from 120516 Recipes 121015 Recipes from 092414 Soup recipes 092513 recipes from 091912
Click here to view the: The Demmer Library 2015 Annual Report Summary As presented to the Three Lakes Town Board of Supervisors July 19, 2016 The full Wisconsin Valley Library Service statistics packet for … Continue reading
V-cat catalog will accept online credit and debit card payments ($3 minimum) using Visa, Mastercard or Discover. Log in to your library account to make payments secured by Paypal, which will be immediately credited to … Continue reading
The 21st century has opened a new chapter in the Demmer’s history. In order to accommodate new technology while maintaining traditional collections, the Demmer needs to grow. Join us on the journey to grow our … Continue reading
The Demmer Library is now equipped with a hearing loop to enhance hearing aid devices used by patrons. A hearing loop provides a magnetic wireless signal that is picked up by hearing aids equipped with … Continue reading
Do you have difficulty reading the fine print on your utility bills, contracts, newspapers or other documents? Don’t forget to use the “Video Eye” in the Northwoods Reading room. This magnification device was generously donated … Continue reading