Community Conversation
Digging up Dirt on our Ancestors:Revisited...at the Forest Lodge Library
The Community Conversation continues on Wednesday, Feb. 10th at 7:00 p.m. Anthropologist Tom Correll will present the continuation of a program entitled Digging up Dirt on our Ancestors: What Archeologists Do and Say. Our last scheduled date with Mr. Correll coincided with a major winter storm, and he graciously agreed to reprise his presentation.
Mr. Correll has taught archeology at a college level and will share facts, artifacts and experience. The Forest Lodge Library is excited to offer our patrons and friends another opportunity to learn about the real work that archeologists do. Community Conversation programming typically lasts about an hour.
The Community Conversation is an opportunity for area residents to share their expertise, their experience, their interests and their issues with others in the community. If you have a subject you’d like to discuss, please contact Forest Lodge Library Director Kristine Lendved at 798-3189.
Forest Lodge Library Wants You!
If you're looking at this website you probably already love the Forest Lodge Library. You probably love books and movies, think that the library is important to our area and care about the future of the library! That already makes you an excellent candidate for service on the Forest Lodge Library Board of Trustees.
The role of Trustee is vital to the success of the library. Trustees attend monthly Board meetings, review and approve the annual library budget, participate in the development of library policies and work with the Library Director to ascertain that community needs are being appropriately addressed by the library. It is work, but, it is important and gratifying work.
The existing Board of Trustees will review applicants and forward their recommendation to the Town of Cable Board of Supervisors. Appointments are for three year terms, commencing immediately upon appointment by the Town of Cable Board of Supervisors. A Trustee may serve two consecutive three year terms.
If you'd like to be considered for Board service, please forward a letter of interest and include a resume or c.v. to the Forest Lodge Library in care of Town of Cable Administrative Assistant Tammy Ackley at P O BOX 476, Cable, WI 54821, or email same to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
The Forest Lodge Library Board of Trustees offers its thanks to outgoing Trustee Susan Reynolds for her long and faithful service to the Forest Lodge Library.
Location Forest Lodge Library
The Forest Lodge Library, a joint library of the Cable and Namakagon communities, is located two blocks east of State Highway 63 on County Highway M in the beautiful Mission StatementForest Lodge Library Mission StatementThe mission of the Forest Lodge Library is to enhance the quality of life for our community by providing open access to cultural, intellectual and informational resources and services that are delivered in a welcoming, convenient and responsive manner. Library UseWho May Use the LibraryThe library will serve all individuals, groups and visitors of the Cable/Namakagon community and the library system area. Service will not be denied or abridged because of religious, racial, social, economic or political status; or because of mental, emotional or physical condition; age; or sexual orientation. |
