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This month’s library is the Morrill Memorial Library in Norwood, MA.
And I feel the need to re-share this post from 2014: Look, I like fireworks as much as anybody (although I shouldn’t–they aren’t good for the environment), but I have to say I’m not very comfortable with the July 4 … Continue reading
This gallery contains 5 photos.
This month’s library is the Morrill Memorial Library in Norwood, MA.
It’s been what I call hot here in the Midwest (some folks call it “warm.”) I also call it the “dog days” of summer. (Although those apparently don’t technically begin until July.) Anyway, it’s been hot, I’ve been busy, and … Continue reading
You know how I feel about libraries. But I’m happy to say that the article Has the Library Outlived its Usefulness in the Age of the Internet? supports my view. You’ll want to read the whole article of course, but … Continue reading
As the author of 10 Ways You Can Earn Respect comments, respect may be an old-fashioned idea, but it still matters.
Here’s a different kind of library! The John Wilkinson Family Wine Library at Cornell University (NY) “contains no books and offers no borrowing privileges.”
Library leaders and staff members like to know what their users think of them. Fortunately, as it turns out, most Americans think local libraries are doing a pretty good job, particularly when it comes to serving the educational needs of … Continue reading
Last week I was away from home, and busy helping my mom celebrate her 95th birthday. She rates mention because, well, she’s my mom. Also, because she’s 95 years old! But, in keeping with one of the main themes of … Continue reading
This is a tough one I think.
Not far from the booming metropolis of Madison you can find the quaint village of Cross Plains (population around 3,500),