Fall back—or forward—into time: 8 time-travel books for daylight saving time
By Collection Management Librarian Kathy Sexton Daylight saving time wreaking havoc with your schedule? Annoyed that it's dark at 5 pm? Just remember what Einstein ...
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Celebrating Native American Heritage Month: Books, artifacts, online resources & more
Your public library is here to connect you with books, videos, online resources, and learning experiences that celebrate Native American heritage all year. Browse: Curated ...
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Celebrate Día de Muertos at library & in community
Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead) is celebrated on November 1 and 2. An ofrenda (altar) is built to honor, celebrate, and remember the ...
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Free toiletries for youth at Main Library, thanks to partnership
The library is partnering with the Oak Park Township to offer free personal hygiene supplies for youth at the library. Kids and their families can ...
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Celebrating Down Syndrome & AAC Awareness Months: Activities for early learners & families
By Shelley Harris, Children’s Librarian “I’m so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers.” That’s a quote from my favorite book, Anne ...
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Tech Tips: How to get started with PressReader
By John Gargiulo, Supervising Librarian of Creative Technology Interested in a convenient way to read newspapers on your phone? With access to more than 7,000 ...
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New in 2022: Recently released scary movies
By Andrea Trejo, Collection Management Librarian Halloween season is in full swing, and there's no better time for a fright! As you rewatch all of ...
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A little scary to terrifying: Choose your own Halloween reading adventure!
By Dontaná McPherson-Joseph, Collection Management Librarian Want to get into the spirit of Halloween, but don’t want to be too scared? We’ve got you! We've ...
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