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This month we go to River City, I mean Mason City, Iowa. Enjoy!
Not far northwest of Madison lies the community of Sauk City, “where eagles soar” (more about those eagles in a minute.)
None of us really knows what will happen next. We should always be prepared. But we’re not. Not always.
Today’s photos come from Sharon, Massachusetts, courtesy of my friend Kari.
What do Americans expect from their public libraries? The short answer is “a lot.”
We talk and hear a lot about how libraries provide value to their communities. But what does that really mean?
Today’s library of the month takes us to Lodi, Wisconsin.
Libraries of all types and sizes struggle with this question. It is hard to be all things to all people. Hard to be the quiet space some crave, while also being the busy bustling place filled with happy people of … Continue reading
The role of libraries and librarians keeps changing. Libraries are free to define the roles they will fulfill, but these roles should always be in response to the needs of their communities.
As a (mostly retired) librarian, it troubles me that an article about library anxiety among college students has been getting quite a bit of play lately (at least in the library-related blogs and sites I follow).