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Hello library lovers! Winter Reading begins on February 1st. Monday, Feb. 1, thru Wednesday, March 31: Winter Reading Program! Come on in and sign up for our Winter Reading Program! Read a lot of books and win some fantastic prizes! Participate in the effort to increase community literacy, and be one of those folks who is proud to say “Hey- I read stuff!” This year the theme is “Get Your Hands On a Good Book.” This program is open to all ages, sponsored by Arrowhead Library System, and is funded with money in part or in whole from Minnesota’s Arts and Cultural Heritag...

Hello library lovers! The Hibbing Library is offering a contactless curbside service. Pick-up times will be Monday through Thursday from noon to 4. Many free online resources are available from the Arrowhead Library System Website www.alslib.info. Some resources do require a library card, if you don't have a library card fill out an application online - tinyurl.com/ALSCard OverDrive - Free eBooks and eAudiobooks to learn a new craft or find a recipe as well as find great books for all ages! arrowhead.overdrive.com RBDigital - Online magazines - from 4Wheel to American Girl to the Beer Connois...

Hello library lovers! The Hibbing Library is offering a contactless curbside service. Pick-up times will be Monday through Thursday from noon to 4. Instructions are as follows:

Hello library lovers! The Hibbing Library is offering a contactless curbside service. Pick-up times will be Monday through Thursday from noon to 4. Instructions are as follows:

NOTE: The following story has appeared in the Hibbing Daily Tribune for several years as a yuletide special. Irma M. Walker was the reference librarian at the North Hibbing Library. She liked to write articles about daily living in story form. The following story is slightly condensed from the original. ••• It was nearing Christmas-tide: the children of the mining town of Red Dump were beginning to expect something more of their library than the mere handing out of the poem, “Twas the Night Before Christmas.” In the adjoining Catalog Room, the staff was also discussin...