Curbside Delivery

Curbside Delivery: Winter hours staff is working in the building:

10 to 8 Mon through Thurs; 10 to 6 Fri; 10 to 2 Sat

Thank you for loving the library. We love you!

*We have been offering curbside service since April 27 so now we have a very good system going!

Steps:

If you are an Infosoup patron, browse online and put items on hold.

If you do not use Infosoup, contact us and let us know what we can gather for you and/or place on hold for you.

Call 833.2725 or email muehlpublic@gmail.com

*Have your library card number ready to give us!

Tell us a day and approximate time you will be stopping by to pick up your order.

Your materials will already be checked out to you with your receipt.

When you get to the library you will come to the door and ring the door bell. A masked librarian will greet you and find your bag for you.

WHAT IF I NEED SOMETHING ELSE?

Call or email or RING THE BELL—we will help you. Thank you! If entering the building, a mask is required.

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Saturday, September 12, 2020 - 1:15pm to Saturday, December 12, 2020 - 1:15pm
Curbside Delivery

*Curbside delivery available Mon-Thurs 10 to 8; Fri 10 to 5

Call 833.2725 or email us at muehlpublic@gmail.com

Directions are available @ this link: CURBSIDE SUMMER, 2020

MOBILE PRINTING is here!!! Directions are here:  MOBILE PRINTING DIRECTIONS

You would then pick up your printouts by ringing the doorbell and we bring them out to you. Thanks!

.25 for B&W; .50 for COLOR

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Tuesday, May 26, 2020 - 10:00am to Friday, September 4, 2020 - 5:00pm

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Expansion Project

Future of the Muehl Public Library

Join the excitement as Muehl Public Library prepares to “Celebrate Lifelong Learning…. The next Chapter begins in 2019”

Muehl Public Library is proud to announce that we will be expanding our facilities. Our current facility was built in 1994.  The visionaries predicted that more space would be needed in the future.  The library is intended to be a multigenerational community learning center and our new space will be able to meet the needs of all ages.

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Elizabeth's Book Shelf!

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Who Are the Rolling Stones?
really liked it
Who Are the Rolling Stones?
by Dana Meachen Rau
Great succinct summary of the Rolling Stones' rise to fame (for adults) and an in-depth look at their career (for kids).
The Magnolia Story
really liked it
The Magnolia Story
by Chip Gaines
What a neat couple. Their strengths compliment each other and they work hard together to achieve wonderful things. Because they are respectful of their clients and the people who work for them, they win! They come home to family and make...
Houdini the Amazing Caterpillar
really liked it
Houdini the Amazing Caterpillar
by Janet Pedersen
A cute story about Houdini the Caterpillar who loves attention. It works well that he is in a classroom where kids can observe him. But then spider and turtle and even A PLANT start stealing his limelight. What is Houdini to do to win ba...

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Library Star

Creative talent with a library connection!

Another book to rejoice about! What will you be?: a journey through the animal alphabet is a collaboration between Elissa and Will Schloesser. The adjectives and animal names are educational. Kids reading this book will also get familiar with what a question mark is. The book is very pretty and eye-catching. It will be available in Infosoup soon.

     Words and publication design are by Elissa and the hand sketched art is by her son Will. Will was a kindergartner as of the publication date of 2020. How fun it is to celebrate that kids can make books, too! Jill Mahlik, teacher and librarian, is proud mother to Elissa and grandmother to Will.

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