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The library is having it’s annual spring raffle.

Tickets are on sale until May the 4th. Winners will be announced during the Library Taco Dinner.

Come to the library to see all the baskets, they are all on display. Here are the baskets and what they are called. Get your tickets before it’s to late!

Around the CampfireBooks & MoviesBrews & BBQCelebrate Chiefs [Wine]Games for EveryoneGarden WagonIce Cream SocialItalian DinnerLet’s Get CaffeinatedLet’s Make BreadMexican DinnerNightmare Before ChristmasPokemonRamenSand & SlimeSpa BagSpa-In-A-Bag
Summer FunSurvivalist BagSweet ToothYounger Kids…

The library is having their Taco Dinner fundraiser on Saturday, May 4,2024.

We will be serving from 4:30 to 7:30 PM at the Richmond Community Building.

We will be doing the Build-A-Meal again this year.

Save the date and come have dinner with us!

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Monday, April 8, 2024 Kansas will be able to see a partial Eclipse.

In Kansas we will be able to see most of the eclipse.

The plan is to meet at the library around 12:30 PM, Bring your own lawn chair and some kind of “Eclipse” themed snack. The library will have some Eclipse glasses available to use during the viewing.

During a partial solar eclipse, the sky darkens and temperatures cool. Birds, insects and other animals might act like it’s night time.
We plan to meet around 12:30, bring a chair and an Eclipse themed snack.

A solar eclipse occurs when the moon comes between the Earth and the sun, blocking the sun’s light on Earth. When the moon obscures some of the sun,
that is called a partial solar eclipse. On April 8, all of the contiguous United States will experience at least a partial eclipse.
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Library Giving Day started as an idea generated by the Seattle Public Library Foundation. The concept was to create a national day of giving that public libraries would rally around and that the public would embrace. So, Seattle Public Library partnered with its strategic library fundraising partner, Carl Bloom Associates, to turn the idea into a reality. As a result, this helpful website and its Campaign Tools are available to make #LibraryGivingDay a success.

As we know, public libraries are known for books and research materials, but they also offer many programs that promote lifelong learning, connect patrons to technology, and advance our knowledge.

#LibraryGivingDay is a one-day fundraising event with the goal of encouraging people who depend on and enjoy public libraries to donate to their individual library system. And in turn, that support will go toward the incredible programs, services and materials provided by local libraries all over the country.

The next #LibraryGivingDay is April 3, 2024. Join the movement, download the campaign tools and start planning. Together, we can make it a success

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The Richmond Public Library has received a gift of 100 new children’s books.These books were a donation from the Brownstone Book Fund , a private foundation in New York City. We are now in the process of cataloging all our new children’s books. Thanks to the Brownstone Book Fund!

The Brownstone Book Fund is interested in fostering early reading, a love of books and encouraging parents and children to read together.

Here are a couple pictures of some of the books we received.

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