Stanley Public Library’s summer reading program, Adventures Begin at your Library, was held Thursday, May 30. Students wrote titles of books read in the past week on paper airplanes and stories were read around the campfire. The students had their passports stamped for a trip to North Dakota. They divided into teams for a marshmallow toss game and then made s’mores around the campfire. Older students also participated in camping riddles and made camping lanterns. Globe stress balls, compass paracord kits and snacks were given to each participant. The winners of books were Knute Roise, Hayes Gustafson, Cade Schneider and Bode Haugen. The next day of the program will be Thursday, June 6 at 1 PM.

The Stanley Public Library held registration for “Adventure Begins at your Library,” summer reading program on Thursday, May 23. After registration, children participated in several activities, including making floating sail boats and airplane gliders to show a couple of options for travel and adventure. Children also received bookmarks, pencils, tattoos and stickers. The next day of the program is Thursday, May 30 from 1-2 PM for children ages 5-8, and 3-4 PM for children ages 9-13. Anyone who was unable to attend the registration open house may register on May 30.

Open house registration for Stanley Public Library’s summer reading program, Adventure Begins at Your Library, will be held Thursday, May 23 from 2-4 PM. Children ages 5-13 are welcome.

Stanley Public Library recently celebrated National Library Week with a LEGO building contest. Entrants built a character or scene from a book they read.

Winners in the K-3 category are Jaxon Carpenter, first; and Dylan Olson, second. Winners in the 4-6 category are Lucas Otteson, first; and Levi Addicott, second.

Congratulations to all participants for a job well done! The contest was sponsored by the Friends of the Library.

The Stanley Public Library recently celebrated National Library Week with after-school activities and a drawing for students who visited the library during the week.

Prize winners are Chance Drosdahl, Hudson Heinle, James Kuster, Jace Carpenter, Junie Nardacci, Landri Skarsgard, Markus Beehler, Jacqueline Salinas, Omni Roise, Khara Schunke, Harrison Dupay, Levi Addicott, Henzlie Longmuir, Holland Schow, Ethan Song, Jaber Vale, Kinley McDonald, Hailey Goettle, Isabella Anthony, Sophie Stafslien, Sophie Meckle, Davin Ware, Carson Ploium, Axle Sandeen, Dylan Olson, Greyson Addicott, Emilia Taylor, Cash Murphy, Spencer Enerson, Jaxton Cossette, Knute Roise, Maverick Lidstrom, Parker Haugen, Noah Kuster, Maggie Hatley, Anna Kannianen, Mathew Montanez, Isabella Martinez, Jacob Kidd, Marshall Fjeldahl, Jaxon Carpenter, Liam Lizotte, Hazen Vergara, Bowen Long, Jaxon Pitts, Karter Kuster, Mason Otteson, Liam Mestas, Oliver Mell, Brant Sorenson, Jacob Gilmore, Charley Reum, Aniyah Honrud, Serenity Mullineau, Slade Stout, Wyatt Gilmore, Gunnar Dazell, Cade Schneider, Cayson Ware, Carter Olson, Eli Johnson, Cambree Pitts, Bode Haugen, Beckett Long, Zachary Upton, Aubree LeBaron, Delaney Dupay, Matthew Kannianen, Gracie Koehn, Brooke Stone, Eddie Mendez, Ryker Green, Lance Francis, Alycia Laparra, Cedric Wise, Justin Swider, Lucas Otteson, Juan Verdugo and Bryson Davis.

Congratulations to all who visited the library during National Library Week. Prizes may be picked up at the library.

The Friends of the Library will hold a book sale at the Stanley Public Library April 8-12 in observance of National Library Week. The sale is open to the public from 12:30-5:00 each day.

On Thursday, April 4, the fourth-grade classes of Mrs. Drosdahl, Mr. Hellman and Mr. LaBar visited the Stanley Public Library as part of National Library Week. The students were given a tour of the library, had an opportunity to purchase books and movies and registered for prizes. The students left with library-themed souvenirs. Their visit kicked off the start of National Library Week, which will be held April 8-12. Activities will be held each day after school, along with a LEGO building contest, and students can register for prizes.

The Stanley Public Library will celebrate National Library Week April 8-12. The theme for this year is “Ready, set, library!” Libraries are trusted and treasured institutions which protect the right to education and literacy, and give patrons a place to connect and pursue their reading passions.

During National Library Week, children ages 4-18 who visit the library may register daily for prizes to be given away at the end of the week. There will be activities and crafts for students in grades K-12 from 3:45 to 4:45 each day. LEGO contest entries will be accepted until Friday, April 12. The Friends of the Library will hold a used book and movie sale and will be selling souvenir playing cards all week.