Let’s talk about bodies & puberty: Books, Discovery Kits & web resources for grade schoolers & caregivers
By Hal, Rainbow Services Librarian Developing accurate and affirming language to name the parts of our bodies and understanding how bodies change as we age ...
The Affordable Connectivity Program is winding down: Here’s what you need to know
By Supervising Librarian of Creative Technology John Gargiulo A federally funded benefit program, the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) has offered a monthly benefit to eligible ...
2023: A year in review
2023 Strategic PrioritiesImpact Report (pdf) » 2023 Equity & Anti-RacismImpact Report (pdf) » Our library strives to be a library for everyone, one that prioritizes: ...
Let’s explore the Library of Things
By Health & Senior Services Librarian Rose Barnes February has historically been one of my least favorite months. It’s cold, dark, and often wet, but ...
Ways to watch Oscar-nominated films
The countdown to the big night has begun! The 96th Academy Awards airs on Sunday, March 10, and your library has a few ways to ...
Be kind to yourself: Videos & resources for grownups & early learners
By Shelley Harris, Children's Librarian We often come back to the topic of emotions and social-emotional learning with our kids. Sometimes it may feel like ...
Connecting you to Black history, then & now
Your public library is here to connect us with each other through books, resources, and experiences that celebrate Black history and culture. Browse: Curated title ...
Tech Tips: How to declutter your devices in 4 steps
By Creative Technology Librarian Amy Hofmockel Do you have a desktop covered in icons you don’t use? Are you interested in decluttering your digital workspace? ...