…Minutes: The minutes for the April meeting were unanimously approved as written. PUBLIC COMMENTS: none COMMUNICATIONS: Ms. Rozier circulated the Clip Report. Highlights included:  Main Street filming which took…

Literacy and Lifelong Learning Offer resources and programs to promote literacy in all its forms and for all ages as fundamental building blocks for academic and personal success.  Support…

…literature” (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette), Eilis Lacey has come of age in small-town Ireland in the hard years following World War Two. When an Irish priest from Brooklyn offers to sponsor Eilis…

…Durham Housing Authority (DHA) reps, and 2 residents. DHA is looking to open a community learning center at McDougald Terrace four afternoons a week next school year. Usage patterns showed…

…non mystery/thriller fan simply on the basis of its literary merit? Would you endorse it purely because of the skillful writing and the well-developed characters? Or do you think the…

…on February 21, 1949. Dorothy Newsom Rankin (1911-2002), daughter of D. W. Newsom, was a local civic leader and historic preservationist. She was married to Duke University political science professor…

…Dorothy Newsom Rankin (1911-2002), daughter of D. W. Newsom, was a local civic leader and historic preservationist. She was married to Duke University political science professor Robert S. Rankin. She…

…Simon and Schuster website) Discussion Questions: 1. What has your relationship with libraries been throughout your life? Can you share some library memories from childhood to adulthood? 2. Were you…

…web site] Summary: In the small village of Edgecombe St. Mary in the English countryside lives Major Ernest Pettigrew (retired), the unlikely hero of Helen Simonson’s wondrous debut. Wry, courtly,…

…club reception. Scrapbook 1940: Trip to Williamsburg, VA. 1941: Trip to Washington, DC. 1942: Camp Sacarusa. 1943: 1946, Photographs. Loose items from the 1960s. Scrapbook 1943-44: Coop news and local…