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If your New Year's resolution is to make your dollars stretch further, take note of these recommendations.
Researchers and policy makers are talking about the problem of “nature-deficit disorder.” Here's how your library can help.
Hooked on true crime? Sacramento Public brought in the experts for a full-day of programming.
A monthly storytelling program is an opportunity for a local troupe to share their craft.
Based on Franklin’s “club for mutual improvement,” these meetings help participants improve themselves and their communities.
Help patrons of all ages find their stories — not only as readers, but as writers.
Help your patrons craft a memorable tribute for themselves or loved ones.
In the small town of Fenton, people craved cultural programming. The public library responded.