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Black History Month Reads

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If you only read one book this month for Black History Month, make it We Were Eight Years in Power by Ta-Nehisi Coates. It’s a collection of eight essays — each from a year in President Barack Obama’s presidency — that were previously published in the Atlantic. His essays are brilliant, thoughtful, and complex — […]
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Spring Concert Event by Krystyl Farmer

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Folk music is a genre characterized by the retelling of stories in song form. Often, only acoustic instruments accompany a folk singer but you might also hear spoons, hand-clapping, knee-slapping, and foot-stomping carrying the tune. If you recognize The Kingston Trio, Woody Guthrie, or Kris Kristofferson then you know a couple of folk singers. Traditional […]
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Learn New Hobbies With The Library: The Scent Of Creativity by Jennifer McConkey

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Do you enjoy visiting the spa, but aren’t able to because of COVID-19 limits or because you don’t want to spend the extra money? If you’re interested in learning to make your own soaps, bath products, essential oil blends, candles and other spa products, a great place to start is your local library. There are […]