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Going Gatsby

If you’ve never read The Great Gatsby, or it’s just been a while since high school/college (like moi), then there is no better time to discover or re-experience F. Scott Fitzgerald‘s classic mulling of power, money, and obsession. 

At …

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Teen Art Contest- Entries Due Soon!

Teens:

 The 2013 Teen Art Contest’s theme is “Magnificent, Majestic, Marvelous, Memorable Mosaics,” and entrants should try to embody that theme in their work. Judges will give special consideration to art that fits the theme. Deadline for entries is April …

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Puppet Show Week! “Dig into Reading”

Hi all,

If you can make it, be sure to attend our puppet show, “Dig into Reading,” this week at the temporary Central library.  Frazzled Professor Diggs has lost a dinosaur bone that he needs for his dinosaur exhibit.  Billy …

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The creation of Dracula

How did the sturdy Victorian gent that was Bram Stoker come to write Dracula?  In Who was Dracula? Bram Stoker’s Trail of Blood, by Jim Steinmeyer, we learn who Bram Stoker was and hear the author’ case  …

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Mindful Parenting Attendees Respond

Last night’s Mindful Parenting program topic was, Encouraging Children’s Mastery and Perseverance, by Dr. Matthew Burson.  Ideas like, “how do I not overextend my child while helping her discover her talents?,” and “when is it okay for him to quit?” …

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2013 Pulitzer Prizes

The 2013 Pulitzer Prizes have been announced, and the ones that interest the bookish among us are:

Fiction- The Orphan Master’s Son by Adam Johnson

History- Embers of War: The Fall of an Empire and the Making of America’s Vietnam

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If Money Makes the World Go Round...

Then help the world keep spinning! Learn more about both basic money management and advanced money topics during Money Smart Week. Mesa County Libraries is celebrating this national public awareness campaign, created by the Federal Reserve and in partnership with …

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Computer Help...at Home!

We teach a number of computer classes here at the library and I am constantly amazed when, at the end of a class, I point people to our online resources to help them with their computer skills and they say …

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Beads and more beads

When it comes to beads and books, my philosophy is, “I like lots”.  Sadly, I have curtailed my acquisition of both, but I still like to gather all my beads around me and gloat, in Gollum-like fashion.   So, of …

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