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in Program ModelsAcknowledging the unique experiences of immigrants, this exhibit sparks conversation through poetry.
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in BlogThroughout her years as director of a tiny library, Chelsea Price has picked up a few fundraising tricks.
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in NewsAugust 2020 marks the 100-year anniversary of the woman’s suffrage movement. Is your library celebrating?
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in BlogInspired by the Read Woke movement, Calvert County Public Schools started a diverse books challenge.
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in NewsKeep your out-of-school teens (and everyone else) busy with these fun and easy hands-on projects.
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in BlogMay 31, 2019, marks the 200th birthday of one of the most celebrated poets of all time.
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in Program ModelsMillvale Community Library's new collection of power tools, ladders and more can be checked out for free.
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in BlogAn NYPL branch led talks about an important issue facing residents of the Lower East Side.
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in Program ModelsFerguson Municipal Public Library offered a star-inspired embroidery class for all ages.
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in NewsNational Poetry Month celebrates poems and poets, with annual events taking place nationwide in April.
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in BlogHere's what LP Fisher Public Library learned when they brought storytime to the farmers' market.
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in Program ModelsIn honor of Black History Month, Louisville's Portland Library branch celebrates black superheroes.
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in BlogHow did tiny Meservey Public Library get a free visit from a bestselling author? Two words: they asked.
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in Program ModelsWith no universal pre-K in the area, a New York library created its own six-week preschool program.
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in Program ModelsMore than 500 people attended this free (and earth-friendly) clothes-swap at a New Zealand library.
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in Program ModelsShort on time and money? Here's a quick, inexpensive way to celebrate National Poetry Month in April.
