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BERNARDSVILLE – Bernardsville Public Library, 1 Anderson Hill Road, offers the following upcoming programs. For more information or to register, visit https://bernardsvillelibrary.org/ or call (908) 766-0118.

BERNARDSVILLE – Bernardsville Public Library, 1 Anderson Hill Road, offers the following upcoming programs. For more information or to register, visit https://bernardsvillelibrary.org/ or call (908) 766-0118.

LONG HILL TWP. - The Long Hill Library is hosting "Dinovember" this month, offering several activities for kids to have fun and learn about the four-legged historic creatures.

For kids in North Dakota, there are all kinds of ways to spend a summer day, including at the library. On Tuesday, KX News visited one of Miss Sparkle's many storytime sessions.

SOUTHWEST HARBOR — The Southwest Harbor Public Library is kicking off its summer reading program with a family-friendly dance party with Bee Parks & the Hornets, an indie pop-rock band

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The Nebraska AIDS Project, known as NAP, is celebrating the grand opening of its new location.

The stage is the classroom, and Kindergarten to 6th-grade kids can learn and play at the Bell Tower Theater this fall.

Particularly lilys global health issues and also on energy, that the us could benefit and trying to see if the intervention was something that resonated with him because i think it is such a good deal both domestically and for all of humanity. we talked about vaccines and how they are miraculous. talked about different programs. i am hopeful that it was enlightening to him. >> but did not have the impact that you hoped. >> in terms of the first budget, that he came out with no. that was a disapp...

In just a few hours, president obama will announce his new national strategy for fighting hiv and aids. and this comes as the u.n. reports a dramatic drop in hiv rates among young people in the worst-affected countries. first, president obamas plan for you. the goal here is to cut annual hiv infections by 25% within five years. about 56,000 u.s. citizens get hiv each and every year. right now, there are more than 1 million people across the country living with hiv. tens of thousands of them are ...