by Brittany Drehobl
This year's theme explores people's journeys to Niles Township. Here's how you can participate.
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by Amy Goodchild
Developing emotional intelligence can start early in life, both at home and at the Library.
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by James Facer
The not-so-secret resource for people who haven't found the right type of book to read for fun.
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by Rebecca Hayes
The end of the year and decade is an exciting time for anyone looking for book recommendations.
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by Brenda Ross
Time to grab your favorite blanket, make some popcorn, and take your binge watching to the next level.
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by Courtney Schroeder
Looking for something to do with the kids during winter break? We've got you covered.
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by Bob Palas
Learn more about the work of artist Shirlee Perlow, available for viewing in the Baxter Auditorium until January 30.
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by Karina Guico
Here's what I love about Creativebug, which offers a variety of video tutorials on craft projects.
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by Mark Knox
Some hidden ways our Online Resources can help you get through the holiday season from the comfort of your home.
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by Karina Guico
As Graphic Designer at the Library, I’m excited to debut our latest newsletter, which will start arriving in mailboxes soon.
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