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increase font size Share ‘Meating’ of the minds “From Farm to Table Fare” is a free seven-video series offered by the University of Maine Cooperative Extension that is designed for those who want to learn about preparing and cooking locally sourced meat. See more at extension.umaine.edu/livestock/from-farm-to-table-fare/. Contributed / University of Maine Cooperative Extension Books/Authors Wednesday 5/5 “Birds of Maine,” by late ornithologist Peter Vickery, 12-1 p.m., Zoom book di...

Virtual event to feature NYT best-sellers By Nicole Fowles - Glad You Asked This week, on Thursday, April 29, the Friends of the Delaware County District Library is hosting two New York Times bestselling authors! Kate Quinn and Martha Hall Kelly will be chatting with each other about their recent releases that are both currently recognized as bestsellers. You are invited to join the conversation and send the authors your questions, as well. Quinn, the author of “The Huntress” and “The Ali...

Mary Frances Best Special to the Milford Daily News Throughout Aprils National Poetry Month, the library invites you to help create a community poem or poems.  Tables in both the childrens and adult areas have magnetic boards and words just waiting to be transformed into whole poems or single lines. Snap a picture of your poem or line on social media using #MTLPoetry21. National Poetry Month began in 1996 when the Academy of American Poets established it as a way to promote poetry reading, sh...

A year ago, when we were learning about COVID-19, figuring out how best to deal with the pandemic and continue with our lives, things rapidly changed. The Times queried a number of residents asking what they thought was going to happen after the pandemic was over. Most of us, myself included, were of the opinion that things would be “normal” again soon. Things are looking a little more pre-2020 now, but there are still restrictions, warnings, pleas and hope from medical experts, polit...

Monday, April 12, 2021 - 3:03 pm BY JIMMY LAWTON North Country This Week OGDENSBURG – The Ogdensburg Public Library Board of Trustees has concluded that City Councilor Steven Fisher violated the library’s sexual harassment policy in a March 15 Facebook post. In the post, Fisher said Library Director Penny Kerfien has “gotten a little bitchy.” He also said he hoped the library’s proposition to increase funding from taxpayers by $225,000 to $350,000 would be voted d...

In maintaining its drive for a cleaner environment, the Lagos State government recently inaugurated some projects aimed at making the state more environmentally sustainable. Chiemelie Ezeobi reports that the projects have been handed over to the Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency for efficient use Lagos as the commercial nerve centre of Nigeria has proven to be one of the fastest growing megacities with its rapid urbanisation and industrialisation. But with its rapid growth comes chall...

I lost my other Margy last week. When I moved back to Kingsport in 2002 to take care of my mother, Margie Staten, I reconnected with my old friend Margy Clark, who had been a treasured colleague during my first stint at the Kingsport Times News in the mid-seventies. Margy – different spelling from my mother – was recently widowed and we became running mates, again. We would have dinner together once a week, always at a different spot. We talked about putting together a book of restaur...

Games available at Galion Public Library Staff Report Games are now available to check out at the Galion Public Library. For information, call 419-468-3203 or stop by the library from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday, and from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Submitted photo | Galion Public Library GALION — Galion Public Library has added board and card games to its circulating collection. Games can be checked out for seven days and may be renewed up to three times if no one else has...

Written by Somers Library Wednesday, March 3, 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm The NY Metro Chapter of Physicians for a National Health Program (PNHP) and The League of Women Voters of Westchester Health Care Committee will be presenting and discussing important issues surrounding the American HealthCare System. The following topics will be explored:  • The status quo with the Affordable Care Act • The Proposed Enhanced and Expanded Medicare for All • The New York Health Act : Legislation to enac...

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