The programs will start at 12 noon and will be over by 1pm. They are free and open to the public. No refreshments will be served, but those attending are welcome to bring their lunches.
Feb. 14
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Show and Tell: The History of Valentines Speaker: Leigh Jean Koinzan Leigh Jean will talk about the evolution of Valentines from the 1700s through the 20th Century. She will show examples of Valentines from her personal collection, including some quite rare and unusal items.
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Feb. 28
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Recycling 101 by Keep Cass County Beautiful Speaker: Dana Stahl Americans love to recycle, and many will go to great lengths to do it. But are you recycling the right way? Does what you recycle really get recycled? Dana will talk about all these things and several ways you can do something better than recycling - reduce your waste and live more sustainably for a healthier lifestyle and a healthier planet.
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Mar. 14
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Scatter Joy Acres Speaker: Joy Bartling Come and learn about the 15-acre urban Animal/Therapy/Rescue ranch in Murray, NE. They rescue and foster abused, neglected, and abandoned animals. Those that do not find a loving forever home are trained to become therapy animals in the Animal Assistant Therapy (AAT) program. The certified AAT program provides help for at-risk children, the developmentally disabled, seniors, homeless, mentally ill, veterans, and those re-entering society.
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Mar. 28
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Southeast Community College Speaker: Lyn Belitz, Learning Center Coordinator Lyn will update us on all the new programs and buildings throughout the Southeast Community College campuses.
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Apr. 25
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What's New at the Library? Speaker: Karen Mier, Library Director Karen will talk about new programs at the Plattsmouth Public Library and their outdoor musicial instruments.
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Cass County Historical Society Museum
646 Main Street
Plattsmouth, NE 68048
Phone: 402-296-4770
Email: ccohsm@windstream.net
OPEN Tuesday-Saturday, 12:00 to 4:00 p.m; closed Sundays, Mondays, and major holidays.
Admission is $2.50 for adults, free for museum members and children under the age of 12.
Our exhibits change regularly. Have a look at our current exhibits.
You can find ancestry information on NEGenWeb.