Welcome to the final discussion of The Housemaid. How did you feel after finishing this book? Did it go the way you thought it would? The whole book was such a crazy ride! All of the punishments that Andy handed out to Nina were absolutely crazy. I can't believe how long she was able to…
Greene County Opera Houses
Did you know that America once boasted thousands of small town “opera houses” between the late 19th and early 20th centuries? While the name might insinuate operatic performances, these spaces were instead used as gathering spaces for the community they served, including political campaigns, graduations, theater, and even public offices. Greene County was no different…
The Housemaid, Week 3
Welcome to Week 3 of the Online Book Club discussion of The Housemaid. I guess this section answered the question about whether Andrew and Millie were going to stay away from each other. Were you surprised that they got together? I expected them to have an affair, but I was a little surprised by the…
The Housemaid, Week 2
Welcome to Week 2 of the Online Book Club discussion of The Housemaid. The beginning of the book sure started with a bang, didn't it? I am so curious to find out how that prologue relates to the rest of the story. Who do you think is talking in that section? Is it Millie? What…
Death as a Resource
You want to find out more about someone. You have gone to the "usual" sources: newspapers, genealogy databases, and public records, but you still feel like you are missing something. Maybe you should look in different places. Great examples of overlooked resources are the records of local businesses and institutions. In this case, I am…
The Housemaid, Week 1
Welcome to Week 1 of the Online Book Club discussion of The Housemaid. The Online Book Club, if you've never joined us before, is a book discussion group that takes place entirely online. Each week, I write a new blog post that talks about different aspects of the book, and you can interact directly with…
Level Up with Free Tutoring at YOUR Xenia Community Library!
School is back in session and when homework gets challenging our students at Xenia Community Library have a wonderful resource right in their community. Our Level Up Tutoring provides free homework help and tutoring for students, offers a welcoming place to ask questions, works through challenging assignments, and builds confidence while learning. Our Xenia Community…
Fall Fun for the Whole Family
We’ve had a roaring end to Summer at the Library: 219 teens coming together at another great Teen Fan Fest, a community celebration of the life and music of Paul "Moon" Mullins, sharing our Dolly stories and remembrances, and the earliest sell out ever for the Greene County Public Library Foundation's Raise a Glass to…
Beavercreek Adult Take-and-Make: Crocheted Bookmark
Reserve your kit here: https://greenelibrary.bibliocommons.com/events/6abe7552de300e004517649d Included in your kit: 1 skein of yarn 1 crochet hook 1 sewing needle Not included in your kit: straight pins Iron Instructions: Instructions can be found here: https://thispixiecreates.com/how-to-crochet-the-simply-daisy-bookmark-video-tutorial/?utm_source=Pinterest&utm_medium=organic Video instructions can be found here: https://youtu.be/43bxaEbWdsg Happy Crafting…
Fall Fun
It's that time of year ... leaves changing colors, sweater weather, and cozy times! Here at your Cedarville Community Library, we have lots of fun, free programs in October and November. Saturday, October 3 at 11am - Paint a Wooden Sign (for adults) Tuesday, October 6 at 4:30 - Teen Painting with Cheryl (for teens…
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