Have you thought about what you want to do with your extra hour this Sunday? Sure, you could catch up on sleep, but there are so many options to consider! Why don’t you ~fall back~ into the couch and enjoy an hour long episode of the PBS series How We Got to Now on time.… Continue reading Daylight saving time is ending- what will you be doing?
Author: Elise Feltman
Nancy Drew
Tonight, the CW Television Network premieres it’s newest teen drama series based on the classic adventures of Nancy Drew, teen detective. Enjoy the original novels by Carolyn Keene (and her many ghostwriters) here at the library! Nancy also occasionally teams up with the Hardy Boys to solve cases, which you can read about in the… Continue reading Nancy Drew
Anniversary of “Little Women”
On October 1st, 1868, Louisa May Alcott published the classic coming of age novel, “Little Women.” Over the course of it’s 150 year life, “Little Women” has seen many incarnations. From the original novel to the silver screen, Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy March have captivated readers and audiences with their supportive sisterhood and vivid… Continue reading Anniversary of “Little Women”
Hispanic Heritage Month and the PBS Video Collection
Get ready for the start of Hispanic Heritage Month, September 15 to October 15, by checking out some of the fascinating videos the library has to offer through PBS Video Collection. Watch documentaries, news segments, and TV programs that highlight and celebrate the vibrant culture, traditions, and history of the Latinx and Spanish-speaking communities. Learn about Loreta Velazquez,… Continue reading Hispanic Heritage Month and the PBS Video Collection
Happy Cat Month
Alright cat lovers and cat owners, we all know how this is going to go. All you want to do is read this blog post on your phone or your laptop or any other digital device that consumes your attention, and your cat is not going to be happy about it. In fact, they’re probably… Continue reading Happy Cat Month