Mckenna (left) and Katherine, the children of John and Piper Hodge, read books at the Nelson Public Library, Saturday morning. The library offers an area just for children and their activities. Crafts, several scheduled events, and a large assortment of books and videos are offered to children of all ages. For an itinerary of events and activities, the library has a website which is easily accessible for everyone. The library is open to the public: Tuesday and Thursday, 3:30 to 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, 2 to 7:30 p.m., and Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon. November is National Family Literacy Month and National Young Readers Week.
How often does the average person use the Nelson library and all its assets? Where would you go if you couldn't use the library? And what would the cost be to you if you were to use a computer elsewhere, buy a book or a CD-DVD, eBooks and Audiobooks or Wi-Fi use? Where and at what cost could you use a meeting room, get homework help, use Makerspace equipment or have computer-electronic device training and assistance and have access to local newspapers and many magazines?
Many of us take the Nelson Library for granted, along with the employees and equipment. The library has just always been the...
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