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- Sloan Museum of Discovery and Longway Planetarium staff will be here to help children ages 4-12 years old work together to investigate balanced and unbalanced forces acting on a marble as we use a variety of interesting materials to build a roller coaster that moves a marble through upside-down loops, curves, and drops.
- Open to children aged 4 years old or older only. We're limited to 25 kids in each session.
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Monday, December 2, 6:30-8:30pm |
Wednesday, December 4, 6:30-7:30pm |
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**Register by calling 1-800-733-2767, |
Thursday, December 12, 2pm-3:30pm **Meeting will be off-site at Applebee's in New Hudson** |
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Tuesday, December 17, 1-3pm - Come in out of the cold and enjoy a cup of tea and cookies.
- This year, bring along a picture of either your mother, grandmother, or great-grandmother (or all three) in a picture frame. They will be the center of attention at the table!
- If you would like to bring in a homemade cookie, that would be great, but not mandatory. If you do, and want to share the recipe, we would love that!
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Order at-home COVID-19 test kits online
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The Mistletoe Mystery
by Prose, Nita
Molly Gray has always loved the holidays. When Molly was a child, her gran went to great lengths to make the season merry and bright, full of cherished traditions. The first few Christmases without Gran were hard on Molly, but this year, her beloved boyfriend and fellow festive spirit, Juan Manuel, is intent on making the season Molly's mofinst joyful yet.But when a Secret Santa gift exchange at the Regency Grand Hotel raises questions about who Molly can and cannot trust, she dives headfirst into solving her most consequential--and personal--mystery yet. Molly has a bad feeling about things, and she starts to wonder: has she yet again mistaken a frog for a prince?"Molly the Maid has a whole new mystery to solve in this heartwarming novella from the #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Maid and The Mystery Guest"
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Christmas In Detroit
by Loomis, Bill
No city seems to love Christmas as much as Detroit. Whether at Hudson's, sitting at the Fox Theatre or seeing the hundreds of dolls and live reindeer at the famous Rotunda, the city can't get enough of the holiday season. Detroiters have been celebrating Christmas for more than three hundred years, when the city was French and children waited for Pere Noel. As holiday traditions evolve, some endure, like Christmas trees and children writing letters to Santa. Some, such as meat pie and saying one thousand Hail Marys for good luck, fade, and new ones (Santa at the Thanksgiving Day Parade) take their place. Local history writer Bill Loomis leads a very merry jaunt through the happiest days of Christmas in Detroit.
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Holiday and Celebration Bread in Five Minutes a Day
by Franðcois, Zoèe
This new cookbook from the authors of the Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day series contains 100 recipes for every occasion, using stored doughs that can be used as the basis for celebration breads from all over the globe.
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Do you love reading, books and libraries? Help out our Friends' group!
What you can do:
- Volunteer to organize all of the donations that are dropped off to the library
- Assist in setting up the annual book sales 3 or 4x a year
- Volunteer to run the book sales
- Help recruit new Friends to the group
- Share ideas for special events to fund raise and support the library!
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