 The Fremont Area District Library will continue to offer fun and educational events this summer. Just a reminder that Summer Reading for adults and teens ends on August 1st, and children can continue turning in their reading logs until August 10th. Here’s what’s coming in August:
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 On July 11, 2024, the Michigan Natural Resources Commission approved the scheduled deer hunting regulations for this fall. The full package of regulations includes updates that won't begin until after the 2024 seasons have ended; those updates will be explained at a later date. The commissioners and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources thank everyone who gave their time, insight and feedback to the work of the DNR's Deer Management Initiative, which contributed to many of these regulation changes and decisions. The following updates apply to the fall 2024 deer hunting seasons. (For ease of reading, the acronym DMU is used throughout for deer management unit.) Upper Peninsula
Lower Peninsula Extended archery season
Other clarifications
Questions? If you still need information or assistance, learn more at Michigan.gov/Deer or contact the DNR Wildlife Division at 517-284-WILD (9453).  Local Author John E. Hudson at Fremont Library
Live @ the Library, a series of events including author visits and informational presentations at Fremont Area District Library is thrilled to host local author John E. Hudson to present his book, Afghanistan – A Year in Pictures, Missions, & News with the Special Operations Command. John E. Hudson served for 6 U.S. Presidents in his 35+ year career and held numerous senior leadership positions as a Commanding Officer of two Reserve Units and also led a team of over 200 personnel supporting the warfighter in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria. He held a top secret security clearance during his Air Force and Navy careers and received numerous awards throughout his career. His book, Afghanistan – A Year in Pictures, Missions, & News with the Special Operations Command is not just a book. It's a tribute to the bravery, professionalism, and sacrifice of the Special Operations Command, who carried out some of the conflict's most critical and challenging operations. Get ready to be immersed in a year of intense missions, cultural exploration, and the unbreakable bond forged in the heart of Afghanistan. Books will be available for purchase. This event will be held in the Fremont Library’s Community Room on Tuesday, August 6th at 7:00 p.m.  Article and photo by Donna Iverson So what is a ground cherry? Turns out, ground cherries are actually tomatoes. They resemble tomatillos in appearance. They taste like a cross between a tomato and a pineapple. Look for them this time of year at your local farmers market. A member of the nightshade family, ground cherries are ready to eat when they fall to the ground. They produce a husk that must be removed prior to consumption. Hence their name: ground cherry. A native of Mexico, ground cherries are an annual that can be planted from seed but self sow once they are established. Their hardiness zone of 4 to 8 includes Michigan. Once ripe, you may have to compete with squirrels and chipmunks at harvest time. They also attract bees. Disease and pest resistant, ground cherries like full sun and rich moist soil. They will require watering in a regular basis. Frost kills the plant. Ground cherries can also be grown in pots, that are at least 8 inches deep.  Upper Peninsula Presentation at Fremont Library Live @ the Library, a series of events including author visits and informational presentations at Fremont Area District Library is thrilled to host Janet Kasic to present a program called “Where Eagles Fly: Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.” Explore the Wilds of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, which Michiganders refer to as Gods Country. It offers unspoiled forests, waterfalls, coastal villages, and a rocky terrain. Discover the hardy individuals and a culture unique to this northern wilderness they call home. This event will be held in the Fremont Library’s Community Room on Tuesday, July 23 rd at 7:00 p.m.  Janet Kasic  Friends Summer Book Sale at Fremont Library
The Friends of the Fremont Area District Library are busy preparing for their annual used book sale, which will be held during the National Baby Food Festival in the library’s Community Room. The sale will begin Wednesday, July 17th from 6:00-8:00 p.m. with a sale for Friends members only (memberships may be purchased at the sale). The public sale will be held on Thursday, July 18th from 9:00-4:00 p.m. and Friday, July 19th from 9:00-3:00 p.m. Shop tons of used books, movies, puzzles, and items from the Friends Gift Shop for super cheap! All proceeds from the sale go to support library programming and library materials for children, teens, and adults. Join us July 17th-19th and discover a treasure! |
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