Those interested in the extraterrestrial may be interested in an event this weekend at the Warner Library. 

Emily Dunham with the Warner Library in Clinton indicates that this Saturday, John Burroughs will detail his experience with UFOs while he was in the military as a young adult more than 40 years ago. She notes that the event is free; however, it is 18+ and requires online registration. 

Burroughs explains that he and his supervisor saw strange lights come down from the sky and go into the nearby forest. He says they went down the road to investigate further, and after he exited the vehicle, he could tell something was not right. 

This experience inspired Burroughs to begin writing books, not only about what happened, but he also dove into possible UAP technology. His new book, Veritas Obscura, is a science fiction narrative largely based on real events.

If you want to learn more about Burrough's experiences, visit the Warner Library on Saturday at 11 AM. Learn more about the event and register by visiting vwarner.org.