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[…] and memorial contributions have continued to make possible the purchase of materials on a wider subject range, and in different formats, than the annual town budget could assure. FEATURED EVENTS […]
[…] to peer-reviewed research. *General Onefile (Gale) Find articles from general magazines and journals in broad subject areas like news, technology, and entertainment. Also includes trade magazines, from Modern Healthcare to […]
[…] Karen E. Gersch for a discussion of Mermin’s autobiographic book and stories from their long careers in the circus ring. Prior reading of the book is not necessary – all […]
[…] justice. A recent VINE Press book, Bird’s-Eye Views, collects dozens of essays relevant to the subject of this event. This event is sponsored by Compassionate Dining, a local grassroots group […]
[…] of our votes, the candidates who win elections, the education we have access to, the jobs we get—all of it is underwritten by an invisible layer of math that few […]
[…] artificial intelligence, part internet, and oddly human—even funny. The people: divided. The “angelfair” Netted have jobs and, what with the country half under water, literally occupy the high ground. The […]
[…] saddened that many of the dedicated colleagues who supported libraries at IMLS have lost their jobs. We are also saddened to know that a number of libraries, museums, and cultural […]
[…] a book about unhoused Bostonians and the street medics who help them. It was the subject of Tracy Kidder’s presentation at the Brattleboro Literary Festival, which was recorded and made […]
Explore the Reading List/Resources page for Revolution in Our Time, which was the subject of the April 5th First Wednesdays talk by award-winning author Kekla Magoon.
[…] 1st, October 29nd and November 5th at Brooks Memorial Library “Great memoirs deal with the subject of identity and lifetime quests by weaving cohesive stories from jumbled, imperfect memories. What […]
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