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• How long do I get to keep them?
• How many can I check-out?
• Where can I see a list of all the games?
• What if I don't return them on time?
• Do you have any accessories for check-out like Wii balance board or Wii Wheel?
• Where can I recommend a title or make a comment?
• Why don't you have any games like Call of Duty or Grand Theft Auto?
• What other video game systems do you support?
• Where can I find other video game related material?
  

How long do I get to keep them?

You may check-out the games for a total of 1 week. Currently there are no renewals for video games.

How many can I check out?

You can check-out three games at a time.

Where can I see a list of all the games?

You can search our catalog for all the titles and their availability.

What if I don't return them on time?

The same late charges apply to video games as most of the items in the library.

Do you have any accessories for check-out like Wii balance board or Wii Wheel?

At this time we do not have any accessories for check-out.

Where can I recommend a title or make a comment?

You may suggest-a-title or make a comment by clicking on the links.

Why don't you have any games like Call of Duty or Grand Theft Auto?

Our collection consists of video game titles with a rating of Teen or younger. These ratings were developed by the Entertainment Software Rating Board or ESRB.

What other video game systems do you support?

At this time we have Nintendo Wii, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3 games available.

Where can I find other video game related material?

You can find all sorts of great video game related material at the library. We have gaming magazines, strategy guides, books with gaming plots, book lists, and events at many of our library locations.

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NoveList K-8 is a tool to help you find books to read that you will enjoy.

If you are outside the library, click the button below to access NoveList K-8. You will be asked to enter your library card number; you will need to enter all fourteen digits with no spaces.

If you are using a Lincoln City Libraries computer, click the button below to access NoveList K-8. Login is automatic on computers located in Lincoln City Libraries.

 

Kids InfoBits has lots of information about people, places, animals, and other subjects, especially for kids from kindergarten through 5th grade.

If you are outside the library, click the button below to access Kids InfoBits. You will be asked to enter your library card number; you will need to enter all fourteen digits with no spaces.

If you are using a Lincoln City Libraries computer, click the button below to access Kids InfoBits. Login is automatic on computers located in Lincoln City Libraries.

What We Read When We Were Teens

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Scott, Sean, and Lisa discuss books they read as teenagers, including:

The Three Investigators series
The Xanth series
The Nancy Drew series
Stephen King
Anne Rice


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Stitch-A-Story Quilt

Artists: various

Location: Dorothy Bridgmon Martin Children's Room, Bennett Martin Public Library

The Stitch-A-Story Quilt depicts a variety of scenes from popular children's literature. An open invitation was announced for members of the public and library staff to contribute their talents to the project;. eventually more than 25 artisans donated panels to the work. The Lincoln City Libraries Staff Association provided backing and finishing materials, donating the quilt to the Youth Services Department in 1993. It hangs near the entrance to the Dorothy Bridgmon Martin Children's Room as a gift to Lincoln's children.

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Community Collage
by Art Mysteries Book Club
Summer 2007

This “Community Collage,” currently on display at Bennett Martin Public Library, is the culminating project of a summer reading program for 4-6th graders offered through a collaboration with the Lincoln City Libraries, the Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery, and the Haydon Art Center.  Nineteen students met over the course of five weeks to discuss four art mysteries and do art-related activities.  The students met on 5 July 2007 to discuss the book, Framed by Frank Cottrell Boyce and to work with Lincoln artist Cathy Patterson, who so generously shared her time and materials with the students.  Discussing Framed and creating the collage led the students to explore the way art can positively change a community and to experience the vitality of the collaborative process.

Special thanks to:

• Cathy Patterson and Brad Krieger for their inspiring exhibition, “Collaborative Works on Paper” at the Haydon Art Center (July 2007) and their generous donation of collage pieces and the grid for the project
• Lincoln City Libraries
• the volunteers at the Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery and Haydon Art Center
• the students in the book club for being such talented readers, detectives, and artists

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Art in the Lincoln City Libraries
Painting
Sculpture
Art in the Heritage Room of Nebraska Authors