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Underground Railroad

Rensselaer
Feb 1, 6 pm

Come and listen to Merrie Etta Stowers, a knowledeable speaker on the Underground Railroad.  Stowers will speak about her historical trip to Fountain City Indiana and the Cincinnati Ohia area.  Don't miss out on this fascinating speaker! No registration is necessary.

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Basic Computer Class

Rensselaer
Feb 21, 12-1

Registration required. Call 219-866-5881 or register online..

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Learn How to Use OverDrive

Rensselaer
Feb 7, 12-1 and 6-7

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Swamp Party

Rensselaer
Feb 23, 6 pm

Do you like yucky, mucky, swampy things?  This party is just for you!  Join us for a story, game, craft and snack!  For children grades 1-5.  Registration is required.  Don't miss out on all the yucky, mucky fun!

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Jim Gill Concert for Families

DeMotte
Feb 13, 7:00pm

Filled with songs from Gill's children's music CDs, this concert features a read-a-long and sing-a-long of the musician's musical books for young children.

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Learn the Basics of PowerPoint

Rensselaer
Feb 22, 6-7 pm

Registration required. Call 219-866-5881 or register online..

This class will teach you how to create a PowerPoint using the newest Windows edition.  Registration is required so sign up now!

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Indiana plants and history

Image of Sweet Coneflower from the Butler University's Friesner Herbarium

If you are looking for native Indiana plants, or Indiana history, there are two new resources you can check out online.

The nationally-recognized Indiana State Digital Archives has new digital collections available for anyone interested in Indiana heritage and genealogy. The Digital Archives enables Hoosiers and researchers worldwide to view the vast collection of...

Underground Railroad

The Underground Railroad was a pathway to freedom for those held in the bondage of slavery during the 1800’s. Formed by ordinary people, this extraordinary secret passageway brought escape from a world of oppression to many.

Information Blackout

Today sites around the internet are either shutting down for 24 hours, or have altered their logos in some way to draw attention to two bills pending in the U.S. Legislature this year.

Don't Delay; check Out These New Fiction Titles!

I have been dragging my heels, with a serious case of writer's block keeping me from starting this article. As I read back that first sentence, it occurs to me to wonder how in the world I could be dragging my heels when I'm actually sitting down.

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