T.A. Cutler Memorial Library

05/04/2026

Sharing on behalf of City Hall St. Louis, Michigan

The intersection of Prospect Street and Union Street will be closed starting at 7:00 am on Tuesday, May 5th and will remain closed until Tuesday, May 12th at 6:00 pm.

05/04/2026

Sharing on behalf of City Hall St. Louis, Michigan

Beginning Wednesday, May 6th, at 8 a.m. water service will be temporarily shut off in the following areas to complete water connections:
500 and 600 blocks of North Eden
100 block of West Olive
500 Block of Faro Court

We appreciate your patience and understanding as this necessary work is completed.

04/27/2026

2026 marks the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. The Library of Michigan will host a guest speaker for a virtual talk about during the American Revolution on May 7 from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Registration is required for this free program: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/2mLjkxdqQE6iSm5jw1j9zw . Full summary is as follows:

Viper’s Nest: Michigan in the American Revolution, 1775-1783

Thursday, May 7, 2026 - 6:30PM-7:30PM, Zoom

Though several hundred miles removed from Lexington, Concord, Yorktown, and other major flashpoints of the Revolutionary War, settlers from Detroit and Mackinac, along with Indigenous peoples from Michigan’s Anishinaabeg and Wyandotte nations, were intimately involved in the conflict that birthed the United States. Detroit and Mackinac served as staging grounds for British and Indigenous raids against American settlers in Kentucky, Virginia, and Pennsylvania, while Anishinaabe warriors from northern Michigan defended Quebec during Benedict Arnold’s 1775 invasion of Canada. In response, the Continental Army planned several military campaigns to capture Detroit, none of which came to fruition. Rumors swirled of American troops on Lake Michigan and of French settlers’ sympathy for the Revolution, alarming the British and Indigenous nations. Famed frontiersman Daniel Boone and other Patriots first saw Detroit through the barred windows of “Yankee Hall,” a British prison for American soldiers and captives. This presentation will bring these and other Revolutionary War stories to light, showing how Michigan and its people both influenced and were transformed by the conflict.

Guest Speaker: Jonathan Quint

Registration is required for all Zoom sessions. Find the full schedule of 2026 Virtual Programs with registration information at Michigan.gov/LMPublicPrograms.

Though several hundred miles removed from Lexington, Concord, Yorktown, and other major flashpoints of the Revolutionary War, settlers from Detroit and Mackinac, along with Indigenous peoples from Michigan’s Anishinaabeg and Wyandotte nations, were intimately involved in the conflict that birthed ...

04/27/2026

Sharing on behalf of Gratiot County Central Dispatch & Gratiot Emergency Management

Gratiot County 9-1-1, Gratiot County Emergency Management would like to announce the following training for citizens provided by the Gratiot County Amateur Radio Association and National Weather Service Sky Warn Weather Spotter Training 2026.

Next class: May 2nd, 2026
Time: 10am
Location: Alma College Swanson Academic Center Lecture Hall 113

See flyer for more information

04/25/2026

The Friends of Cutler Memorial Library had a great sale this week! There's still some of everything left: books in all genres, DVDs, Blu-rays puzzles, CDs...now half off! We're open until 2:00 p.m. today 😀

04/24/2026

Sharing on behalf of Gratiot County Emergency Management.

04/22/2026

These are pictures from the book sale just before it started this morning. The sale runs through Saturday during our normal hours of operation. Stop in to look for an old classic or find a new favorite!
https://www.facebook.com/events/1691489372208894

04/17/2026

Do you know about the http://ReadMichigan.org ebook collection? It is a collection of regional eBooks with no wait lists or holds available to all Michigan residents or visitors anywhere within the state.

Developed by the Library of Michigan, the collection has both fiction and non-fiction titles that include many past Michigan Notable Books selections, Michigan Field Guides, local histories of towns and cities across the state, poetry, and more. Read books online or through BiblioBoard Library app.

BiblioBoard offers patrons unlimited, multi-user access and provides tools that empower libraries to thrive as influential centers for creative community engagement.

04/16/2026

City of St. Louis Public Notice
Notice of Sanitary Sewer Overflow

On April 15, 2026, the City of St. Louis experienced a sanitary sewer overflow near the Main Street bridge over the Pine River. The discharge was witnessed at approximately 3:30 p.m. on April 15, 2026, through the vent holes in the casting of the manhole cover and was draining directly into the Pine River. Both the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) and the Mid-Michigan District Health Department have been notified of this event. The recent rainfalls throughout the watershed have impacted the sanitary sewers and the area drainage. The City is continuing to monitor the conditions of our storm and sanitary sewers. Anyone requiring additional information may contact the City at 989-681-2137.

04/15/2026

Road closure between River Court and Saginaw Street (the Main Street Bridge) until further notice.

04/13/2026

Sharing on behalf of City Hall St. Louis, Michigan

City Hall will be closed on Thursday, April 16th for continuing education. Drop box will be available to the right of the main entrance.