East Central Regional Library is opening the spring season with a fresh batch of Legacy events, from an award-winning Teddy Roosevelt impersonator to Yvonne Cory’s fascinating Down through the Decades presentation about 200 years of history, culture and apron art.
Being Teddy Roosevelt
Tuesday, April 2
6:30 pm, Rush City Public Library
Yesterday afternoon the company that hosts our online catalog and patron accounts restarted their report function. In doing so, it sent out e-mails from long, long ago that were initially supposed to have been sent, but were not. If you should receive an email that says someone tried to access your account (in the case of password resets), an e-mail that might be for item(s) you’re not expecting, or overdue/lost items fees, please know that it is likely the result of this report function restart. Staff can verify the status of your account to confirm holds and/or fines.
The company is aware that the restart created this problem, and it should not happen again. We apologize for the inconvenience and concern that this has caused.
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Due to staffing issues, the Mille Lacs Lake Community Library in Isle will not be open today, Saturday March 9. We apologize for the inconvenience, and look forward to welcoming patrons on Monday, as usual.
Well Friends, it’s snowing… AGAIN!! We apologize for the inconvenience but we have to reschedule our Tuesday, February 26th Legacy program, Love Songs and American Pop Music that was scheduled for 6:30pm in Aitkin. We will let you know as soon as a new date has been selected! Thank you for your patience during this overly snowy season.