Community Book Discussion
Join us for a conversation on the funny, 
thought-provoking book
No Impact Man: The Adventure of a Guilty Liberal Who Attempts to Save the Planet, and the Discoveries He Makes About Himself and Our Way of Life In the Process by Colin Beavan.
The conversation begins at 7 pm on Monday, February 27. All are welcome to join this "Lodi Reads Leopold" discussion on contemporary environmental impact. You also may wish to visit Beavan's blog or check out the books' partnering documentary film.
Interested in other book discussion? Take a look at the year's upcoming titles here.
Looking for Tax Forms?
The library has some tax forms, but please consider using online tax forms and the available web-based filing options:
• IRS tax forms online
• Federal Free File information
• WI state tax forms online
• Wisconsin e-file your state tax returns
Free Ebooks!
Audiobooks and ebooks are available for nearly every downloadable device - have you tried a library download? You just need a library card!
• • Curious about what everybody else is downloading? Our provider, Overdrive, just released a list of 2011's most downloaded books from U.S. libraries. • •
Planning For Plants In Peg's Green Grove
Fundraising continues for plants and trees in Peg's Green Grove. So far two benches, a picnic table, the brick walk, and the boulder ring are in place - but IT'S NOT TOO LATE TO GET INVOLVED; we'll continue to add engraved bricks into the walk. Make your donation and get your name in our walk.
How Valuable Is The Library In Your Life?
Take a minute with the value calculator to see just how much the library services you're using are worth. What would you have to pay, if the library didn't exist?
Once you've had the chance to plug in your numbers and calculate your personal library use, we encourage you to contact your government representatives and remind them how important libraries are to our community. Or, tell your story at Libraries for Real Life.
Tell us your library story: 
Our SCLS libraries are gathering unique tales about how libraries change lives. Have a story to tell? Tell it here.