2. Dia de los libros, dia de los ninos (Children’s Day, Book Day) HPL, Head Start, Hispanic community representatives, Friends of HPL, Kiwanis (I think?) (and more than I am unaware of)

3. Host Business Before Hours and gave them the opportunity to help sponsor library programs like summer reading

5. Papillion La Vista Schools Foundation – library provides historical storyteller for 4th grade portal school experience

6. Papillion Historical Society / Leadership Sarpy Legacy group – install Union Pacific historical marker and rails on library property

8. Local convenience store displayed and judged teen pumpkin carving contest entries

9. As a result of inviting Lions Club members to participate as guest readers in a “Lion” theme story time they decided to financially sponsor story time for a year as also be regular guest readers throughout the year

11. Grocery store, library improvement grant, ABC Storm chasers, schools, senior citizens, boy scouts for disaster week

12. Street dance – Kelly Kirkman, city, Friends of library, bank (Pinnacle) Morrison popcorn. Wimmers donated wieners for Family night/dance

14. Extension and 4-H – after school programs at library facilitated by extension educator

15. Summer reading and family programming support by local pizza place with donations and lowered cost of food; also community members offering services free of charge – Street Dance

17. Book club for 5th and 6th grade students – meet in school library during their lunch time

18. Library day for students from a Christian school

19. Crochette/knitting group – make lap robes for the nursing home – afgans for newborns

21. Parks & Rec joins us for summer reading program kickoff event @ library. We’ve outgrown that space – need to move to a park next year.

23. Middle school help with book club once per month

24. Metro Community College – grants, joint services, we do their displays, we are an offsite option for their work study program

25. Recreation Center – joint programs like Dinosaur Egg Hunt – Dino Egg = watermelons

27. With Cozad Chamber & Henri Museum – held movie outdoors in conjunction with sidewalk sales this summer

28. With area businesses, posted pages of a child’s picture book in store fronts during Cozad’s “Quilt Around the Block,” marketed as “Read Around the Block” with unabridged reading of book @ the library

29. Began a book club at Meadowlark Point – assisted living center specifically for residents who can’t make it to the library. Must have @ least regular print, large print and audiobook to check out to residents

30. Elementary, middle and high school art teachers – had student are displays at the library

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