The Monroe Public Library will host a meal planning class on Saturday, May 19^th at 1 pm in the second floor meeting room of the Library.  Danielle Gay, of Operation $40K seen on NBC 15 and WISC TV 3, will teach Meal Planning 101.  She will teach participants how to save time and money by simple meal planning. She will talk about using grocery stockpile, how to get creative with leftovers and work the grocery store meat cycles to your advantage. This class is 1 hour long and has a mini cookbook to take home. For more information about the class, please call the Monroe Public Library at 328-7010.

Aristotle lives at the main circulation desk. He gets a lot of attention, especially from our youngest patrons. We turn off his light and cover him at night so his circadian rhythms don’t get out of whack. He’s at least a year old. He has a couple of snails for roommates. Stop by and see him!

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