Join us for teen scene on Wednesday, November 8, at 3:00 for a showing of the latest movie featuring Lightning McQueen!
Workforce Solutions Employment and Resources Assitance
Tuesday, Nov. 7, 9am-12:30pm
The extensive employment and community resources offered at the Racine County Service Center in Burlington are now available at Waterford Public Library on the first and third Tuesday of each month. Ani LaFave, Racine County Resource Specialist, will be available to share information on FoodShare, Badger Care, and Child care benefits. You can also learn more about employment and job training resources.
Drop in between 9:00 am and 12:30 pm to meet with the resource specialist.
Fighting Dementia with George Barry
Monday, Nov. 6, 6:00 p.m.
Growing older doesn’t mean dementia is inevitable! Popular brain expert George Barry talks about ways to prevent cognitive decline and dementia. Attend to learn more about his four-tier approach to keeping your mind healthy!
Building Blocks
Monday, Nov. 6, 9:30 a.m.
Linda Breuer shares books and musical activities with parents and their children under the age of 5.
There’s a social time for parents to discuss parenting issues, too. No registration is required.
TAB Meeting
Saturday, Nov. 4, 10:00 a.m.
Teen Advisory Board meets the first Saturday each month for teens Grades 6-12 to~ Plan YA programs & activities
~ Help with decorating & events
~ Gain volunteer experience
Read To Tammy
Saturday, November 4 at 10:00 –
Tammy is a trained therapy dog ready to listen to your child read!
This is a great program for children who:
- Are developing reading skills
- Have special needs
- Just love to read
You may bring your own book to read or let Tammy pick one for you!
Individual children and/or families can sign up for one 15-minute block of time each Saturday Tammy is here.
The sign-up sheet is in the children’s area.
Book Club
Book Club is meeting on Wednesday, November 1 to discuss October’s book is Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson. 
Read to Chester
Chester is an adorable Carin Terrier Dachshund mix who loves kids and reading with them! Individual children and/or families can sign up for one 15-minute block of time during November’s Read-to-Chester session. The sign-up sheet is in the children’s area.
This is a great program for children who:
- Are developing reading skills
- Have special needs
- Just love to read
You may bring your own book to read or let Chester pick one for you!
Coloring Contest
YOU could be the ONE to light the Village Christmas tree at the library and ride in the parade on Saturday, December 2nd or you could win other GREAT prizes! Every day that you check out 5 items or return a special completed coloring sheet, you may enter the contest by filling out an entry form and putting it in the gift box at the Circulation Desk.
~ Entries must be in by 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday, November 22nd.
~ You must be ages 5 – 12 to enter.
~ Valid entries must have a legible name, age and phone number of the person who colored the picture or checked out materials.
Building Blocks Storytime
Monday, Oct. 30, 9:30 a.m.
Linda Breuer shares books and musical activities with parents and their children under the age of 5. There’s a social time for parents to discuss parenting issues, too. No registration is required.
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