President & Liaison with the City Leslie Kerr, Vice President Donna Johnson, JoAnn Shipman, Rhonda Newton, Gerald Payne, Secretary Dianne Ahrens, Georgia Eastvold and Librarian Director Rhonda Barnes. Thank you also to City Council Rep. Brian Thiel and SELCO … Continue reading →
All the Colours of Night (Fogg Lake, book 2)-Jayne Ann KrentzBefore She Disappeared- Lisa Gardner Double Dose of Love-(1 bk Amish Mail-Order Bride)-Kathleen FullerEndless Mercy-(2 bk-Treasures of Nome)-Tracie Peterson & Kimberley WoodhouseForever Girl-Jill ShalvisNeighbors-Danielle Steel Perfect Amish Romance-(1st bk Berlin … Continue reading →
After 16 years, as Librarian Director at the LeRoy Public Library & 36.4 years at the L-O Schools, Rhonda will be retiring at both PERA jobs on December 31st, 2020! I will miss all of you so much!Thank you for … Continue reading →
12/28/2020-City Guys installed new Book/Media Drop. The Le Roy Public Library is happy to announce that we will once more be accepting returns via our Book Drop return box. The Book Drop is located on the north side of the … Continue reading →
Amish Secrets-Marta PerryBattle of the Bodkins-(2nd book in the Max & the Midknights series)-Lincoln PeirceCat Kid Comic Club-Dav PilkeyCoffee Corner ( Amish Marketplace Novel #3 )- Clipston, AmyGift of Family-Mary MonroeHush-Hush-(Book 56 in the Stone Barrington series)-Stuart WoodsNYPD Red 6 … Continue reading →
“The Weird Sisters” by Eleanor Brown centers around three sisters who loves each other but don’t happen to like each other very much. The Andreas family is eccentric, books are their passion, and television is something other families … Continue reading →
The November selection of the Tuesday Afternoon Book Club was “Lost Roses” by Martha Hall Kelly. For those of you who enjoy historical fiction, this is a great book for you. The time is 1914, just before World War I … Continue reading →
