Author Archives: Curtis Decker
Thank you:
A Letter of Thanks and Recognition: Those of you in our community who frequent our library may have noticed a bit of a busy activity around our building this summer. Allow me to tell you what has been happening … Continue reading
Scurry – by Mac Smith
Stories come to us in all manner of ways. One of the growing formats for literature is online graphic novels. “Scurry” is a story following a colony of mice that live in a house; however, something odd has happened. The … Continue reading
Internet Social Media and Your Brain
I can remember when I was a kid NOT having the internet. Life seemed a more peaceful place back then. Yet, the internet is here and not going away, so we must learn and adapt. One of the hardest things … Continue reading
Year of the Dragon
(Image of the Dungeons and Dragons logo) Welcome to 2024, Year of the Dragon! Inspired by this year I thought we would open with a Dungeons and Dragons starter kit. Ever wanted to play DnD but felt unsure where to … Continue reading
Welcome to 2024, Year of the Dragon!
(Artwork by Curtis Decker)
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays
The Belmont Literary and Historical Society Free Library will be closed on Christmas day and on the 26th. Have a happy and safe holiday season.
Protect Your Right to Read!
Almond 20th Century Club LibraryPublic Hearing on Challenge to Library MaterialsThursday, November 30, 2023 at 6:45 pmAlfred-Almond School District Auditorium There is to be a public hearing in regards to material the Almond Library has on their shelves. A library’s duty … Continue reading
Board Meeting
This months board meeting will take place on November 16th at 3 P.M. at the Belmont Library. If you would like to attend please notified the library ahead of time so we can put you on the agenda. Hope to … Continue reading
Moon Phases
One of my favorite hobbies is Moon watching. It reminds me of the beauty of space and nature, and the ways of the ancient world. Sometimes it is easy to forget about the Moon and the stars constantly in motion … Continue reading