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Join Marshall District Library staff by the fi replace for outdoor

story time on Wednesday, Feb. 2 at 10:30 a.m. No registration

is required.

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Wilder Trey George
was born on January 10,
2022 at 9:40 a.m. to Shane
and Samantha George. 7lbs
8oz 19"

Madison Florence

Wright was born on January

12, 2022 at 8:02 a.m. to Rob

and Amanda Wright. 7lbs

1oz 20"

Shekinah Gloryrose
Adelle Hardy was born on
January 11, 2022 at 11:
a.m. to Bobby and Rebecca.
7lbs 1oz 19 1/2"

Lukas Ryder Joseph

Lautzenheiser was born on

January 15, 2022 at 2:

a.m. to Logan Lautzenheiser

and Rebeccah Wixson. 7lbs

10oz 21"

Zayvair Brayden
Marquise Sims was born
on January 12, 2022 at 2:
p.m. to Zachary Sims and
Taylor Parks. 7lbs 1oz 20"

Linda Saer Nasser was

born on January 8, 2022 at

12:28 p.m. to Saer Nasser

and Aneesh Sharif. 7lbs

13oz 19"

Clementine Mae

McCann was born on

November 23, 2021 in

Evansville, Indiana to Ryan

and Jackie McCann. She

weighed 7 lbs, 13 oz. and

was 22 inches long. Her

proud Grandparents are

Pam and John McCann of

Marshall.

The Marshall District

Library is always available

to help you Explore,

Discover, & Grow anything

you feel passionate about.

With a new year, comes the

opportunity to focus on new

things and to adjust habits.

Many library programs in

Jan. and Feb. aim to help

you have the best 2022

possible.

Start the week off right

by taking a moment to step

away from the world and

check in with yourself.

Monday is the fi rst day of

a brand new week, a fresh

start, a time to refl ect, an

opportunity to tap into

the power of your mind!

Practicing mindfulness can

help you reap the benefi ts

of the present moment,

allowing you to start the

week with a reminder to be

present no matter what the

week throws at you.

Join Jessica McCrumb

of Otterdance Yoga for a

half hour of practice for four

Mondays in a row beginning

at 6:30 p.m. Registration

for any week gives you

access to all four: Jan. 24

and 31 and Feb. 7 and 14.

Registration required via

the library event calendar

program hosted virtually via

Zoom.

On Tuesday, Feb. 1

from 6:30 - 8 p.m., Shauna

Swantek, the library’s Head

of Public Services will help

attendees Refl ect & Shine.

Let’s refl ect back on 2020

and 2021 with honest eyes

and open hearts so we can

shine in 2022. This session

will be a guided time of

individual refl ection done

Happy Camp 2022 continues

at the Marshall District Library

with others via Zoom. Bring

your timekeepers (calendar,

planner, journal, camera roll

on your phone, social media

feeds, etc.) to help with

retrospection. We’ll honor,

release, give gratitude, and

hone in on

what to bring

forward

from the last

few years.

Registration

required;

program

hosted

virtually via

Zoom.

Mark

your calendar

for stories,

songs, and

snow...oh

my! Join us

for half an hour fi lled with

all of our preschool program

favorites on Wednesday,

Feb. 2 at 10:30 a.m. Music

and movement will be

paired with a quick story and

an activity at the fi replace

in the Ketchum Mill Race

Pavilion. No registration

required. This program is

intended for families with

children preschool - 2nd

grade and their caregivers.

Bundle up and meet us

there! Please watch social

media or contact the library

in case of poor weather

as outdoor events may be

cancelled. No registration

required.

Library hours are

Monday-Thursday 10 a.m.

• 8:30 p.m. and Friday and
  Saturday 10 a.m. - 5:
  p.m. Due to the current
  recommendations from the
  Calhoun County Health

Department, masks are

recommended though not

required when visiting the

library. Curbside pick-up

services remain available.

The Marshall District

Library, tax supported by

the residents of Eckford,

Fredonia, Marengo, and

Marshall Townships, and the

City of Marshall, is located

at 124 W. Green St. For more

information or to register for

library programs, contact

the library at 269-781-7821,

ext. 1000 or visit online at

http://www.yourmdl.org.

Babies Born

out of town