Van Pelt and Opie Library

The Portage Lake District Library, located in Houghton, Michigan, has been a vital community hub since its new building opened in 2006 at the former Gundlach site. With a focus on evolving to meet the needs of its patrons, the library is undergoing an interior redesign that aims to enhance its welcoming atmosphere and provide additional private meeting spaces. The renovation includes updates such as fresh carpet and paint, new furniture throughout, and dedicated areas for teens and children, ensuring that the library remains a dynamic space for learning and collaboration. By reimagining its interiors, the library continues to serve as a crossroads for the community, fostering engagement and lifelong learning. Generated from the website

The Ojibwa Community Library, located in Baraga, MI, has been serving the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community and the surrounding areas since its establishment in 2002. As part of the KBIC's Education Department, this public library offers a diverse collection of print and non-print materials to meet the educational, cultural, and recreational needs of all ages. With a focus on Native American literature, the library provides a wide range of fiction and non-fiction titles, along with audio-books and DVDs. Patrons can also benefit from free WiFi, public computers, limited photocopying services, and access to inter-library loan programs. The Ojibwa Community Library is committed to promoting lifelong learning and fostering a sense of community through various educational events and reading challenge programs.Generated from the website