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With gardening expert & author Melinda Myers. The plight of honeybees and monarchs fills the news, but many more pollinators are often overlooked yet critical to the production of food, fiber, and other raw materials we depend upon. Native bees, moths, bats, beetles, flies, and birds are also important. We will look at a variety of pollinators, their role in the environment, and their impact on people. Plus, we will discuss ways to co-exist with these often overlooked and sometimes feared or dreaded animals. Register for this free webinar at: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN__q1UbmcTTMyyumfGd-o6AA#/registration

Learn the basic features of Facebook and how to use them. This class is designed for basic technology users who are comfortable using the internet, smartphones, and computers and are ready to get more out of their Facebook account. You’ll learn more about Facebook profiles, posting, liking, commenting, and sharing. You’ll also learn how to improve your safety and protect your privacy while using Facebook. Have a smartphone, tablet, or laptop you already use for Facebook? Bring your device and Facebook login info with you for hands-on practice. Basic tech experience expected. Please register by calling the library 715-356-4437

The Lakeland Are Genealogical Society (LAGS) and the Minocqua Public Library will host a two part video series to jump start or enhance your genealogy skills.

Part 2: Genealogy Programs: Desktop vs Online

Advantages and Disadvantages at the library. The presentation provides information on online genealogy websites and computer software options to help you determine where to store and/or share your research

We hope to see you at both programs. Everyone is welcome to attend.

-Wine, appetizers and shopping
-Garden demo
-Plant a pot
-Garden gloves
-Gift basket raffle
-10% off storewide
-5% of store profits donated to MPL Foundation

Tickets $75/person

Dan Scrobell presents: Pioneers and Progress: The Birth of Minocqua