The Katie Flowers Endowment Could Use Your Help!

The Katie Flowers Endowment is the fundraising arm of the Forest Lodge Library…and THEY could use a hand! With a public fundraising campaign on the horizon, the Katie Flowers Endowment (KFE) Board could use assistance with everything from grant-writing to data management. Unlike the Forest Lodge Library Board, board size and residency requirements are not…

HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY!!!

LOVE! LOVE! LOVE! We’re celebrating Valentine’s Day by asking you to tell us what your favorite literary romance is. Maybe it would be better to say “fictional” romance because we don’t care if it’s rendered in classic lit, as in Shakespeare…or comes from a sprightly bodice ripper, as in something from Julia Quinn’s BRIDGERTON series…

Mobile Hotspots to Loan!

Thanks to a grant from the federal Emergency Connectivity Fund (ECF) we have a couple of Kajeet mobile hotspots to loan to patrons who can confirm that that they lack access to services sufficient to access the internet. Internet service with this wireless hotspot will depend on cell tower technology and coverage in your area.…

Critter Pole

Why, yes, something amazing DID  happen in the yard between the library and the Book House! In August, an aging and damaged white pine was removed from the property…all but a 10 foot stump! The Forest Lodge Library Board of Trustees quite liked the idea of having the stump carved and Board Trustee Mary Jean…

Wireless Printing Now Available

The next time someone comes into the Forest Lodge Library and inquires if they can print directly from their mobile phone or laptop the answer is YES! Thanks to the Northern Waters Library System, we now have the Princh printing solution installed and ready to go! It’s not hard! Just download the free @PrinchApp from…

ROAD TRIP!

“It all began with a challenge from the librarian of our local public library, Forest Lodge Library in Cable, Wisconsin, to explore something we’ve always wanted to do, or a place we’ve always wanted to see. ” The above is a quote from our patron Sue Rosa’s blog…about her months long road trip out west…