Librarians like to talk about books EVERY day, but it is especially fun to put together our list of favorite titles at the end of the year. In 2025, our staff and proctors read haunting fiction, fast-paced thrillers, fantasy, and … Continued
Jane Austen was born on December 16, 1775. She was the Austen’s seventh child, and the second girl. Mr. Austen wrote to his sister the following day: “You have doubtless been for some time in expectation of hearing from Hampshire, … Continued
We are just back from Thanksgiving break and Winter break is only a few short weeks away. One of the best things about this hectic time of year is the food – Thanksgiving feasts, holiday meals with family and friends, … Continued
October is American Archives Month, a time set aside to raise public awareness about the importance of historic documents and records. Archives preserve and maintain records of enduring value, providing firsthand information about the past and ensuring that future generations … Continued
This week we said farewell to Jane Goodall – scientist, activist, and environmental steward. Her years of research helped us better understand our connection to the animal world. She spent her life speaking out on behalf of animals, and in … Continued