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Tired of holiday leftovers? Learn how to scale down recipes and cook amounts to meet the mealtime needs of smaller households. Cooking only what you need saves grocery money, refrigerator space, and provides a healthy, tasty alternative to take-out or frozen dinners.

In light of the increase in COVID-19 cases with the omicron variant, the Alzheimer's Association has announced that all in-person meetings and programs will be held virtually. This program will now be held virtually. Please call 800-272-3900 to register for the program and obtain the Zoom link.

Read for Life will be offering a virtual tutor training class all month long to train volunteers to be Read for Life tutors.  Potential adult volunteers must be at least 18 years of age and are asked to commit to one year or more of volunteering.  Volunteers must be literate, however, no professional training or education is required.  Read for Life is looking for volunteers to teach reading, writing, English, life skills and subject areas of the High School Equivalency including math, social studies, and science.  Registration is required by calling 419-422-3755 or e-mailing readforlife@findl

Genealogy Society

Read "The Woman in the White Kimono" by Ana Johns and join the discussion!

Genealogy Society

Meeting of the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library Board of Trustees

Page Turners Book Club

Join us for a talk about New Year's Resolutions and how to create goals that will set you up for success this year. Kirsten Seele, dietitian and health coach at NWO, will be here to share her wealth of knowledge about all things goal setting! The talk will focus on long-term goals, short-term goals, and how to stay motivated.

This month's book is "Paper Girls Vol. 1 & 2" by Brian K. Vaughan. Copies are available at the Reference Desk and eBook copies are available on Libby and Hoopla. Join our Bows & Blasters Facebook group.