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Marysville library previews spring programs, teen services and spring-break stations
Summary
A library staff member updated the council on upcoming spring events: a gluten-free bread class, a March 17 Zoom with a Lincoln Roller Derby board member, a COMET mental-health session March 31 and multi-day spring-break activity stations March 17–20.
Mandy, a staff member at the Marysville library, told the City Council the library is preparing spring programs aimed at teens and families and previewed several events and dates.
She said the library will host a "Library U" program on gluten-free bread options on March 20; on March 17 at 5:30 p.m. the library will host a Zoom presentation with a board member of the Lincoln Roller Derby; and on March 31 at 5:30 p.m. the library will offer a two-hour COMET (Changing Our Mental and Emotional Trajectory) session led by staff trained in the program, which the presenter said was developed for farmers but is open to all. The library also plans self-directed spring-break stations — crafts, origami, puzzles and board games — running March 17–20 during regular hours.
Mandy said teens are an energetic presence at the library and reminded the public that patrons who pay for audiobooks or e-books may have access to consortium resources through the library. She asked residents to use a posted QR code to help the library plan attendance for the COMET session.
The council did not act on the library report; the item was presented as an informational update.
