Library resumes regular programming at Strathmore Municipal Library.

The Strathmore Municipal Library is restarting many regular programs for the new year, while a few early literacy sessions are postponed until February and several clubs and events are already scheduled.

Family-friendly activities for a range of ages are set to resume at the Strathmore Municipal Library as the new year begins. Library staff reviewed programming in December to determine which events were reaching the intended audiences and adding value to the community. Most regularly well-received offerings will continue, though a couple of early literacy sessions were delayed for scheduling reasons. The library also said it remains open to community ideas for new programs. Program highlights: - Twinkle Babies and ABC Kids early literacy programs are postponed until February, while toddler time is open for registration. - Poetry Café has resumed and is scheduled for the second Friday of every month. - Book Buddies is popular with school-age children, operates with volunteers, and requires registration. - Coffee Connections for seniors is reduced to one Monday per month. - Dungeons & Dragons recently drew over 20 teens, and a family literacy day is planned for Jan. 24. Summary: Library staff focused on keeping programs that are consistently well received, leading to a mix of resumed events, reduced-frequency offerings, and a small number of postponed sessions. Upcoming items include the family literacy day on Jan. 24 and the return of monthly and ongoing clubs, while schedules and registration details are available through the library.