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Local History narrated by librarian Zac Springer

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Next Monthly Monday Movie: August 20, 7:00 p.m.

Send summer off in fine style with this documentary film about the sport of surfing around the world. Watch dedicated surfers "shoot the curl" of some totally gnarly waves! MPAA rating: PG--Approx. 88 minutes.
Register here or call (440) 250-5462.

An Invitation to Westlake Porter Public Library’s Ice Cream Social

A visit to Westlake Porter Public Library on July 23 finds hometown tradition thriving. The town’s Ice Cream Social has been a library event since 1882 when a group of local young people created the Dover Literary Society.
The Society’s Constitution stated the following: “Wishing to form an effective organization for the purpose of mutual help and improvement and as one of the means to this end to establish and sustain a Library.” In 1884 town-builder Leonard Porter bequeathed the sum of $1000 to establish a library, and what had been a wish became a reality.

Storytellers Says WordWeaver....

are my favorite kinds of people. I just read Natalie Babbitt's (TUCK EVERLASTING) new book, JACK PLANK TELLS TALES.

It's all about Jack Plank, a pirate who does not enjoy plundering so just what kind of job can he find? After a week or so at the dinner table of a boarding house where he relates tale after wondrous tale to the boarders, can you guess what his new job may be? Fantastic!

Find out about the author at:

Pathways to Parenting 7/14/07

Dads to the rescue! There are some mighty incredible dads out there. Some are new to parenting, some are divorced or single, and some parent with their spouses. But let's face it--dads and moms think differently, and they approach parenting issues differently, too. Here are some sources especially for dads who are involved in their children's lives, or for those who are preparing for their new role!

WordWeaver Celebrates the 4th of July!

Happy Birthday to our country. WordWeaver found a fun web site you might enjoy. You can create your very own virtual fireworks online, do a fun quiz and other activities.

The web site is: www.pbs.org/capitolfourth/

Have a bright and shining Fourth!

New Picture Books 6/28/07

Miss Jamie has some funtastic new picture books to share with you. Our summer reading program is now in full swing, so stop on by and check out one of these titles for your summer reading log.

Goat and Donkey in the Great Outdoors by Simon Puttock
Goat decides to take a vacation in the great outdoors, but he can't decide where to go. With the help of Donkey he picks a wonderful vacation spot.

Pathways to Parenting 6/20/07

Looking for a day trip? A co-worker tipped me off to a fantastic website if you're in the mood to explore quirky attractions in any state. Check it out before you hit the road, or if you're just plain curious!
Roadside America

Lately, little ones have been heard howling, "I don't wanna goooooooooooooo!" as they reluctantly straggle down the midway with spaghetti legs. We'll take it as a compliment that they've enjoyed their visit. Please keep reading! :-)

Next Monthly Monday Movie: July 16, 7:00 P.M.

For July's Monthly Monday Movie we'll cool off with an Academy Award-winning film about the heartwarming (and sometimes heartbreaking) breeding cycle of the emperor penguins of Antarctica. Approx. 80 minutes. Register here or call (440) 250-5462.

The Presidential Campaign of 1840

Politics ran high in 1840 throughout the United States, and Dover was no exception. Large delegations came from adjoining townships to a mass meeting here, including a group from Avon, and from Sheffield. The wagon was hitched to thirty-two yoke of oxen in one string, decorated with coon skins, and complete with a barrel of hard cider. A donkey cart headed the cavalcade and was adorned with a sign, Sub-Treasury, a deliberate rebuke to the Van Buren administration since it failed to enact certain favored banking laws.