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SPICE CLUB!
FOUR MONTHS OF FLAVOR - LIVE LIFE WITH A LITTLE SPICE Do you love to cook? Do you like to try new flavors and recipes? Maybe you’re in a cooking rut and don’t know how to start expanding your cooking repertoire. Then we’ve got just the club for you! Explore the world and make old dishes new with different flavor experiences. Join the Spice Club and take your cooking to the next level with featured spices and recipes to infuse excitement and flavor into every style of meal. The Library will provide a Spice Kit each month that will include:
Registration Required:
At the end of each month participants will meet to discuss & exchange the recipes, as well as any extra cooking tips or tidbits that you learned along the way. Don’t forget to share images of your culinary creations on the Library’s Facebook page using, @hamiltonpubliclib. |
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Adult Education & Literacy
at Southeastern Community College Earn your high school equivalency diploma for free. Day & Evening Classes available at SCC West Burlington & SCC Keokuk Call: (319) 208-5314 or visit www.scciowa.edu/conted/aelhsed 
GED Prep books and tests. Available for use in the library. See library staff to check out the materials. Check out our Business Center: Free printing and flash drives. No time limits! A great place to work on your resume! |
FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY
Friends of the Library Meetings
January 9, 2023 1:00pm Come and meet the members of the Friends Group! They are always looking for new members!
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Get your free personal online my Social Security account today! You probably plan to receive Social Security benefits someday. Maybe you already do. Either way, you’ll want a my Social Security account to:
- Keep track of your earnings and verify them every year;
- Get an estimate of your future benefits if you are still working;
- Get a letter with proof of your benefits if you currently receive them; and
- Much more!
Radio broadcast fosters equal access to printed material
Individuals who are blind, vision-impared, learning-disabled or physically disabled are eligible to become listeners of the Radio Information Service, a radio broadcast of local, regional, and national publications that gives those unable to read printed material in a way to keep up with the news in their local community and the world.
A service of the Tri-States Public Radio and the College of Fine Arts and Communication at Western Illinois University, the Radio Information Service was established in 1978 and broadcasts 24 hours a day, seven days a week from the WIU campus.
Volunteers deliver daily new and information by reading everything from the Keokuk Daily Gate City to the Wall Street Journal. Evening broadcasts include an array of programming from dozens of publications such as Entertainment Weekly, AARP Magazine, Field & Stream, as well as novels and short stories.
The serve is a broadcast in the tri-states are on subcarrier channels of WIUM-Macomb, WVKC-Galesburg and WIUW-Warsaw/Keokuk. A special receiver is required to hear the broadcasts in these areas provided to eligible listeners at no cost. A web streaming service is also available.
For more information, contact Tri-States Audio Information Services at (309) 298-2403 or ais@wiu.edu or visit www.tristatesaudio.com
A service of the Tri-States Public Radio and the College of Fine Arts and Communication at Western Illinois University, the Radio Information Service was established in 1978 and broadcasts 24 hours a day, seven days a week from the WIU campus.
Volunteers deliver daily new and information by reading everything from the Keokuk Daily Gate City to the Wall Street Journal. Evening broadcasts include an array of programming from dozens of publications such as Entertainment Weekly, AARP Magazine, Field & Stream, as well as novels and short stories.
The serve is a broadcast in the tri-states are on subcarrier channels of WIUM-Macomb, WVKC-Galesburg and WIUW-Warsaw/Keokuk. A special receiver is required to hear the broadcasts in these areas provided to eligible listeners at no cost. A web streaming service is also available.
For more information, contact Tri-States Audio Information Services at (309) 298-2403 or ais@wiu.edu or visit www.tristatesaudio.com