I'm writing this in my living room on Friday, February 19, 2021. The library is closed due to snow and ice. This is the eighth closure we've had during the 2020-2021 winter season. That's not even counting our early closure...
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The March Happenings is here. With Spring and Summer on the way, keep an eye on Happenings: good things are coming!
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COVID-19 has changed many things in York County. We know many of our members have experienced disruptions in their lives. Many of you have even lost loved ones, and we offer our condolences to you. We also offer a heartfelt...
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Excitement and adventure are what the vast genres of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Speculative Fiction offer, but they also provide hope for countless marginalized communities by offering imaginary worlds and alternate realities where quite literally anything can happen. A few...
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Do you remember how it felt to fall in love? The way you couldn’t wait to spend time with your beloved and how much you thought about them while you were apart? That’s the way I feel when I fall...
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Happy President's Day! Central Pennsylvania has connections to many US presidents. I'm sure most at least passed through the area at one time or another and its pretty likely that George Washington slept somewhere around here. (Jim McClure compiled this...
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The end of January is an exciting time for Children’s Librarians. Two of the oldest children’s book award are announced to the world, The Newbery and Caldecott Awards. The Newbery Medal was named for eighteenth-century British bookseller John Newbery. It...
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Read Post February is nearly upon us! See our latest edition of Happenings for all the latest at the library!
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What is Black History Month? Black History Month celebrates the achievements of black Americans throughout our nation’s history. Its origins as a national celebration can be traced back to early 20th century American historian Dr. Carter G Woodson, who saw...
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