Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Armada Free Public Library
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The Armada Free Public Library celebrated its centennial some years ago in this town of less than 2000 people and it was great to see it open this past Saturday, as many libraries have closed for the weekend. The historic library, originally funded by Andrew Carnegie, honored Dr Seuss on his birthday, March 2 with an all-day party. If you are in the area, the Celtic Cross Band is performing here on Wednesday, March 14th.
If you seek a beautiful peninsula, look about you! Doreen Lawrence and Suzie Martin, lifelong Michiganders, are delighted to share photos and information about their favorite state in a daily format.
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