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The Hillsborough Tree Board encourages you to leave fallen leaves on your property. In this video, Casey Collins, a Tree Board member and landscape designer, shares several benefits of leaving your leaves. youtube.com/watch?v=6RFA1Glh…
This is big news at the Lodge.
Hollywood loves a comeback story, and MoviePass, one of the industry's most notorious flops, is trying to write one of the most epic sequels in history. abc11.com/moviepass-movie-pa…
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Come see us at Last Friday, then head on over for some shopping! @HboroArts @VisitHboroNC @OCPLibraries
This just in. Friends extend hours on Friday for book sale! @WHUPfm @WCHLChapelboro @OCNCGOV @focplnc @HillsboroughGov @HboroArts @OrangeCoSchools @OCNCArts @OCNCSolidWaste
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Every day I get to my job and look around at the other library workers and think "It's so weird: we don't LOOK like a bunch of subversives and degenerates."
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Great news!
We are thrilled to announce that Erin Sapienza, longtime librarian with Orange County Public Library, has been named as our new library director. Stay tuned for great things! Read on, ow.ly/ZRWN50JYuQj
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When we got calls from reporters at other organizations, we always sent them to THEIR librarians.
Was just reading an article about the return of news researchers/librarians after massive layoffs of newslibs in prior years. Part of my hidden agenda of working closely with so many student journalists is they will get to future newsrooms and go "Where is the librarian?"
A sneak peek at what I'll be talking about...
What are you reading this weekend? Let us know here. Better yet, join us online for Not a Book Club to talk about your current favorites. ow.ly/uVtI50J1iuK
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A good look at Orange County's Register of Deeds race. newsobserver.com/news/politi…
I was so sure tonight’s episode of #HGTVHomeTown was going to end with @scotsmanco and @ErinRNapier buying the Fairchild house for themselves!
Used my snow day yesterday to catch up on some TV. @OnlyMurdersHulu does not disappoint.
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Lots of libraries are posting their most popular items of the year, and there's lots of overlap. Here's a list with very little overlap!
2021 Wrapped: SLNC Government & Heritage Library Edition
As 2021 wraps up, the SLNC Government & Heritage Library staff would like to share the Top 10 books checked out from our collections. Click on the link for the full list. slnc.info/W-GHL02 #Wrapped2021
Either way, you'll have an opinion!
In the latest episode of Absurdity Indulgence we upset coffee drinkers AND theater kids. If you happen to be both of these, then buckle up. open.spotify.com/episode/3tM…
My #1 pick for 2021 and Day 10 of #libfaves2021 is THE LINCOLN HIGHWAY by Amor Towles. The characters! The writing! The storytelling! @amortowles
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I didn't even want to read WEST WITH GIRAFFES by Lynda Rutledge when my book club selected it, and it ended up being my #Libfaves2021 pick for Day 2.
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Do yourself a favor and jump right in to PROJECT HAIL MARY by Andy Weir without knowing anything about it. If you read the book jacket of this #Libfaves2021 Day 8 pick, you'll already know too much and will miss the fun of having it revealed. @andyweirauthor
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Day 7 here at #libfaves2021 brings us to APPLES NEVER FALL by Liane Moriarty. Her books are always best on audio. Family drama with family secrets. Plus tennis!
ONE LAST STOP by Casey McQuiston is my #libfaves2021 pick for Day 6. Another great "found family" story with a time traveling mystery to solve (and enjoy!). @casey_mcquiston
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And Day 5 #libfaves2021 brings us to GOOD COMPANY by Cynthia D'Aprix Sweeney. Tales of a marrage, a theatre company, and a daughter named Ruby.
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