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by Sharon Nagel Posted Dec 21, 2021
Nowadays, it is possible to learn about new books from a variety of sources – the New York Times, Twitter,...
by Laura Reilly Posted Dec 14, 2021
What do windows, mirrors, and sliding glass door have to do with reading? This phrase was first coined in 1990...
by Taylor Camara Posted Nov 19, 2021
November is Native American Heritage Month! Dedicated to recognize, celebrate, and raise awareness of the traditions, culture, and contributions of...
by Sharon Nagel Posted Nov 10, 2021
The children’s show Sesame Street premiered on public television stations on November 10, 1969. It takes place along a city...
by Scott Lenski Posted Oct 20, 2021
October 17 – October 31 is National Friends of the Library Week. We wanted to take this opportunity to give...
by Laura Reilly Posted Oct 14, 2021
Getting tired of your same old book club? Why not try spicing it up (literally!) with some food? For a...
by Kayla Livingston Posted Oct 2, 2021
It’s time to get SPOOKY! Halloween is this librarian's favorite holiday. We watch scary movies to help put us in...
by Sharon Nagel Posted Sep 16, 2021
September is here, and that means it is National Voter Registration Month. This observance was established in 2002 by the...
by Taylor Camara Posted Sep 10, 2021
Books and Bagels – September 16th Calling all teens! (Grades 6th-12th) Do you love bagels, books, and chatting with friends? Join us...
by Valerie Morris Posted Sep 3, 2021
Sewing is a fun, creative, relaxing, and easy (once you get the hang of it) craft to learn. It is...