Fargo libraries seeking part-time employees to avoid shutdowns
The three libraries in the Fargo area have had to cut hours and even close a few days because of lack of staff
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The three libraries in the Fargo area have had to cut hours and even close a few days because of lack of staff
All three Fargo Public Library locations will adjust hours through labor day.
All these years after the release of "Cool Hand Luke" in 1967, all you have to do is say, "What we have here is--failure to communicate." Everyone knows the line, and everyone can identify the film, even those who may not have seen it. And here's the curious part. As they make the connection, they'll invariably smile, as if recalling a pleasant experience, a good time at the movies. Have you seen "Cool Hand Luke" lately? I have. Rarely has an important movie star suffered more, in a film wall-to-wall with physical punishment, psychological cruelty, hopeles...
Their book, "An Impossible Life," details resources for people dealing with mental health struggles. Written By: Tanner Robinson | × Sonja Wasden (left) and Rachael Siddoway (right) pose for a picture with Fargo Public Library director Tim Dirks while donating their book "An Impossible Life," to the library. Wasden and Siddoway, a mother-daughter duo, are doing this at libraries across all 50 states to spread mental health awareness. Tanner Robinson / WDAY FARGO — A mother and daughter from Texas stopped in North Dakota as part of a 50-state tour to stop the stigma surround...
Many North Dakota libraries to keep 'hurtful' discontinued Dr. Seuss books on shelves In wake of the announcement that six of Dr. Seuss' books will no longer be published, the Minot Public Library says the number of people on the waitlist for the author's children's books has greatly increased, including the six controversial titles. 7:00 am, Mar. 5, 2021 × Kindergarten students, from left, Aleeya Schweitzer, Tristan Portratz and Logan Anderson "hatch some eggs" in their Roosevelt Elementary School classroom Monday, March 2, 2020, celebrating the late Dr. Seuss' birthd...