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July 10, 2020
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Library celebrates Idaho Family Reading Week
“Idaho Family Reading Week celebrates families and the importance of reading together," State Librarian Stephanie Bailey-White said. "It is also a chance for Idahoans of all ages to explore or rediscover everything their local library has to offer, including a wealth of digital resources, as many have come to appreciate during the pandemic.”
Some parting words about making full use of your library
All branches of the East Bonner County Library District and Bookmobile are open at regular hours. Proper face masks are required. Digital materials and curbside pick-up services are available.
Regardless of how, the great American novel awaits
Are you a planner or a pantser? When it comes to writing your 50,000-word novel for National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo), you can be either one. Whether you’re the type to prepare strategically as the month approaches, or the kind of person who jumps in and writes by the seat of their pants, you can succeed. All you need to know is this: just write.
Spice up your meals with The Library's help
The Library has an interesting alternative to foodie tourism — one that allows you to experience other cultures without ever leaving your kitchen.
A few of your favorite things (about the library)
If I were to ask you to tell me your favorite thing about the library, what would you say? Actually, I did ask you. Earlier this year, we conducted a big survey. The results of a similar question revealed that you love books, DVDs and having a relaxing place to read and just be.
It is important to protect physical books
In his article titled “Object Lesson – Why we need physical books” published in the May 2015 issue of The New Republic, William Giraldi asserts that the physical books that adorn our shelves are manifestations of our identity.
Banned Books Week celebrates the freedom to read
Banned Books Week celebrates the freedom to read
Library's resources help turn dreams into reality
Library's resources help turn dreams into reality
Libraries offer equal access to information, learning
Libraries offer equal access to information, learning
Despite pandemic, libraries continue to serve the public
In the midst of a global pandemic, with budget cuts, closures, and lay-offs, it’s nice to know that libraries are still serving the public.
Wonder Woman champions power of library cards
During the month of September, DC’s Wonder Woman is embarking on a new mission to champion the power of a library card as Library Card Sign-up Month Honorary Chair.
The whats, whys and the reasons for mask policy
Vacations are best enjoyed while unplugged. I spent last week in the great outdoors with limited access to digital technology. While a few days without 4G may sound good, I quickly realized that there is never an ideal time for a public relations specialist to go on vacation.
Safety first priority behind library’s mask decision
“Seeing the signs about the mask requirement posted outside the library made me feel a bit anxious. It was just another reminder of how crazy things are right now,” a friend confessed to me.
Libraries a great place to turn for recommendations
Have you ever asked for a recommendation for a restaurant, tire shop, or car dealership on social media? It can be helpful to get input from others before spending money or time on an important purchase or experience.
Heat up summer with reading challenge
Each year, the library brings the community together for the annual Summer Reading Challenge.