Join other gamers tomorrow, Friday, September 11, at the library! This year we will have more TVs and games to play. Even if you don't want to play a game stop by and watch a movie after school!

On Thursday, August 6, 5th – 12th grade students are invited to come to the Milford Memorial Library to make comic book flower pots. All supplies are provided by the library at no charge to the students. In addition, on Tuesday, August 18, we are excited to welcome Karess Knudtson, Dickinson County naturalist and environmental educator, as a presenter for the Teen Summer Reading Program. 

Thank you to everyone who came to make comic book magnets! Don't forget on Thursday, July 23, at 10:00 a.m., Dave Carpenter will be at the library to talk more about the art of comics! Carpenter has been a fulltime cartoonist since 1981. His cartoons have appeared in Reader's Digest, The Wall Street Journal, Better Homes & Gardens, Good Housekeeping as well as numerous other publications. Carpenter has also illustrated books, magazine articles and covers. If you bring a friend to this program you will receive a coupon for an extra 30 minutes on the computers. 

Thank you to everyone who came to see ILCC Engineering Technology Instructor Doug Enger at the library!

Thank you to everyone who came to the library to make bristlebots!

Next week is the official start of the Teen Summer Reading Program, "Unmask!". Let the reading begin! Read for 30 minutes and get your name in a drawing. We have some great prizes this year! Stop by the library to learn more about the Teen Summer Reading Program for 5th - 12th grades. 

Summer is coming! We have a lot of great programs planed for the Summer Reading Program. 

This year the theme for the Teen Summer Reading Program is “Unmask!” and we plan to have a lot of exciting programs for teens to attend this summer. “Unmask!” will run from June 11 to August 18, 2015.

Each week when students read for 30 minutes in the library they can put their name in for a prize drawing. If they come to a program they will have another chance to put their name in the drawing.

In addition to reading there will be a program every other Thursday at 10:00 a.m., and each month we will have one craft and one presenter. The craft will relate to the presenter for that same month. This programming is made possible by the Friends of the Milford Memorial Library and by several local businesses that have donated prizes. All programs and craft supplies are provided by the library at no charge to the students. Thank you for supporting the Milford Library’s Teen Summer Reading Program.

Each week in May the Milford Memorial Library will be providing special activites to help you solve the mystery of the missing dog.

Open to all ages. Two prizes will be given, one for children and one for adults.

What a mess! This week you can see footprints of the possible suspects in frosting from our National Library Week cake. Match footprints to the shoe to help you solve the mystery of the missing dog. 

Each week in May the Milford Memorial Library will be providing special activites to help you solve the mystery of the missing dog.

Open to all ages. Two prizes will be given, one for children and one for adults.

This week test your powers of observation. Watch a video and see how many details you can remember to solve the mystery of the missing dog.