New Arrivals
"Read what you love until you love to read.”
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Outstanding Women
These awards provide an opportunity for any individual or organization to honor a special person who has made an impact of any size.
Chautauqua
Free and open to the public: Sharing memories from pre-WWII Austria to the 1965 release of The Sound of Music, you’ll learn the story of the Trapp Family and their journey to a new home in America. 6 p.m., Wednesday, March 11 at PCC, Hoag Theater.
Americans and the Holocaust
Now at the Rawlings Library from the American Library Association and the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. February 5 through March 19.
Black History Month
Chautauqua is back at the library to help us celebrate the significant contributions African Americans have made and continue to make. Join us!
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Makerspaces
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Featured Database
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March Folklore
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