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This is a guiding principle for the day-to-day actions in all of Florida’s libraries. In this time of COVID-19, Florida libraries have continued to meet the needs of their communities in a variety of ways and are critical elements of communities as they recover the impact of this pandemic.
Specifically, libraries have continued to be reliable providers of internet access, According to the Pew Research organization, over half of Americans (87%) surveyed said that internet access has been essential or important as communities faced lock downs, parents worked from home and children began virtual home school.
But as businesses closed and people were laid off, the ability to pay for internet access or other needed technologies worried almost 30% of Americans, and disproportionately impacted people of color and lower income communities. As parents worried about job losses and lack of child care, they also had to ensure that their access to the internet and digital technologies were ava
Florida House Speaker Chris Sprowls, R-Palm Harbor, recently addressed the 2021 Florida Legislature, citing the Latin phrase “semper paratus” or “always ready” as a principle that should guide Florida’s response to emergency management.
This is a guiding principle for the day-to-day actions in all of Florida’s libraries and underscores the value that libraries deliver daily. However, in this time of COVID-19, Florida libraries have continued to meet the needs of their communities in a variety of ways and are critical elements of communities as they recover the impact of this pandemic.
Specifically, libraries have continued to be reliable providers of internet access, According to the Pew Research organization, over half of Americans (87%) surveyed said that internet access has been essential or important as communities faced lock downs, parents worked from home and children began virtual home school.
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Sleep Tis a Gentle Thing, by Charles Frederick Goldie is still uncovered following a theft at a Hamilton home in the summer holiday period.
In the sleepy days after Christmas, burglars broke into an unassuming Hamilton home and walked off with a rare cultural artefact. Pilfering an antique clock, cutlery set and other artworks, it s not yet clear whether thieves knew they had their hands on a painting by one of New Zealand’s most renowned artists. Charles Frederick Goldie s
Sleep ‘Tis a Gentle Thing, depicting Ngāti Maru and Ngāti Pāoa chief Hori Pokai, was stolen between December 27 and January 3, 2021.