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The Moscow Public Library is pleased to offer a homebound delivery program for patrons within the Moscow city limits. Library patrons who are unable to visit the library because of

I recently rediscovered a passion for knitting after falling in love with the fiber arts exhibit at the Art Center earlier this year. I love snuggling up with a heated

Ecclesiastes 12:12 teaches us “the making of many scrolls (books to us) is without limit.” I have always been intrigued by this notion. Although couched as a warning, I have

By Andy Rieger

The Moscow Public Library is pleased to offer a homebound delivery program for patrons within the Moscow city limits. Library patrons who are unable to visit the library because of

The Ad Hoc Committee: Future of Scholarly Communications presented at the Wednesday, March 8 Faculty Senate meeting in Schwartz Auditorium at Rockefeller Hall to discuss the effects of large corporations on academic publications.To kick off the meeting, Carl A. Kroch University Librarian Elaine Westbrooks, who serves as the co-chair of the committee, emphasized the significance […]

Johnson City Public Library will hold a tech take-apart workshop on Thursday, March 23 from 6-7 p.m. People ages 10 and older will be able to disassemble and repurpose old

Radiocarbon Dating Reveals True Age of Key Marco Artifacts

Donegal Intermediate School’s library is anything but quiet.

Scientist Karen Neely will speak about “Chasing Unicorns: Finding Solutions to the Decline of Florida’s Coral Reef” at 2 p.m. on Thursday, March 16, as part of the Marathon Library’s