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Yakima County Libraries To Re-Open March 1 - Vimarsana News

Yakima County Libraries To Re-Open March 1

Yakima County Libraries To Re-Open March 1 It's time to get back in the library. Yakima Valley Libraries will re-open all library locations to in-person services starting the week of March 1. The re-opening is the result of region moving into Phase-2 of the state's “Roadmap to Recovery” plan. Moving to Phase-2 allows libraries to open facilities on a limited basis. Kim Hixson, executive director says "although we are eager to welcome patrons back into our community libraries, this is not yet a return to the pre-pandemic library operations that patrons are familiar with, and in order to sa...

Yakima Valley Libraries Shutter Doors Due to Pandemic - Vimarsana News

Yakima Valley Libraries Shutter Doors Due to Pandemic

Yakima Valley Libraries Shutter Doors Due to Pandemic Ricardo Levins Morales // Another Gulf is Possible Yakima Valley Libraries has very convenient online access if you already have a library card. Just enter your library card number and gain access to not only digital books to read but movies as well! The website also features upcoming activities for you the your little ones. Upcoming Virtual Library Events This free event is hosted via zoom featuring storytime, bounces, songs, and time for socialization for babies aged 0-2 and their parent/caregiver You'll want to pre-register as space is...

'It's a beautiful scheme': Seed libraries sprout in suburbs and towns - Vimarsana News

'It's a beautiful scheme': Seed libraries sprout in suburbs and towns

'It's a beautiful scheme': Seed libraries sprout in suburbs and towns We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement The pandemic has thrown us many challenges, but Judith and Abigail Manalil learnt a valuable life lesson: that plants can give you food and flowers, but they need constant care in order to survive. When studying from home during lockdown, Judith, 9, and Abigail, 7, planted two tomato plants in pots. They forgot to water them, and the plants didn't make it. Abigail (left) and Judith Manalil at Sam Merrifield L...