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Lindsay Fuchs Plumas County Librarian Special to Feather Publishing The Plumas County Library’s “Summer Reading Program” began on Tuesday, July 7, and we are doing things a little differently because of COVID-19. Win prizes for reading Our reading logs service for the summer program is open for

Maricopa County residents interested in accessing the Glendale Public Library’s resources from home can apply for a new online library card. To apply for an eCard visit glendaleazlibrary.com and fill out a short, easy online form. An eCard will allow visitors to access all the

Author Keisha Pittman McKinney Across Arkansas, schedules have been shifted. Learning and working have moved home, and families are getting creative as they experience life together in a new way. For some, Spring Break trips were canceled, concerts postponed, and certification programs suspended. It’s not really

By Kimberly Ewertz In this time of uncertainty, one resource remains intact—local libraries, a life-line for the community that provides information, resources, entertainment and a much-needed source of relief. “We are hearing from people who seem to just need a way to connect, stay connected,

Hello Library Patron, While the Palo Alto City Library remains closed during this pandemic, we want to remind all students and their families that our eLibrary is open 24/7! For all PAUSD students, your Student ID card serves as a PACL card, so you’re already set. If you’re

Contributed East Central Regional Library East Central Regional Library is pleased to announce the launch of Brainfuse JobNow – a versatile online service designed to support every step of the job search process. JobNow features live online coaches who can assist with resumes, cover letters,

Submitted by Lisa Worobec, Teen Services Librarian at the Bradford West Gwillimbury Public Library As our community stays safe at home and outside of our usual routines, the BWG Library still has resources available to support your learning!  Whether you are a teen looking for