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I just wanted to say thank you to everyone who helped with our summer reading program at the Havre-Hill County Library. “Community Heroes” has been a great success. I appreciate everyone who has made this summer a success beginning with the U.S. Border Patrol for bringing the drug dog and helping with the carnival. Thanks to Brian Simonson for being our military hero and Sheri Simonson for setting up an excellent obstacle course. We gratefully appreciate Jessica Sheehy and her nurse, Shelbee Fritchman, for being local med...
Planning on taking a vacation any time soon? Well, your trip could not be any more dysfunctional than “The Vacationers” by Emma Straub. It is a story about a family, from New York and Florida, who head to an island off the coast of Spain for a two week vacation. The Posts are a family that is working on becoming better individuals after making some very unforgivable choices in their lives. You have a father who cheated on his wife, a very angry wife, a daughter who wants to lose her virginity before she heads off to col...
Seasons greetings. We have been having some strange weather lately, and it hasn’t really felt like Christmas. I hope we can change that. The Havre-Hill County Library will be hosting a hay ride. Saturday, from 1 to 3 p.m. Jack Solomon will bring his team of horses to the library, and we will hop aboard the wagon to Christmas Carol through town. Not everyone will be able to fit on the wagon all at once so we will be taking turns. There will be a special guest visiting the library while you are waiting for your turn … San...
The Havre-Hill County Library Summer Reading Program was a smashing success. We want to say thank you to our generous donors: Creative Leisure, Dairy Queen, Radio Shack, Carol Pleninger, Chris Comp, Mark Peterson, Jason Barkus, James Dahl, Tim Solomon, Havre Police Protective Association and Friends of the Library. With your contributions, we had the highest numbers we have seen in a long time. A total of 355 people signed up for the program. Eighty-three participants completed their goal with a total of 165,066 minutes read,...