by Holly Schaffer, Communications Specialist
Read to a Dog has long-been a staple of Library programming. Offered at a dozen libraries, it is a perennial favor
Two years later, here we are!
by Holly Schaffer, Communications Specialist
Mikey Lowery (left), Max Lowery (right)
Upon their first visit to Eckstrom-Columbus Library, twin brothers Max an
The Seed Sower
by Holly Schaffer, Communications Specialist
The trek from Elgin, where she lives, to Sahuarita Library takes Julie Jimenez about an hour, but as she says, “It
“It’s a light when times are dark.”
by Holly Schaffer, Community Relations Manager
Before I tell you all about the Library’s bi-monthly Our Space program, I want to start by sharing with you what
Across five regions and back to the library
by Holly Schaffer, Community Relations Manager
For the most part, Isaiah Ortiz’s book Starry Sky Adventures: Arizona was researched and written at Woods Memori
“My brain is firing now”
by Holly Schaffer, Community Relations Manager When I met them, Candace, a Literacy Connects volunteer, and Rod, a customer at Murphy-Wilmot Library, appeared to have known one another for many years. As I approached the table where books were spread out before them, I could hear them chatting comfortably, laughing, and sharing about their days…
It’s not just about the brick-and-mortar buildings
by Holly Schaffer, Community Relations Manager
On the third Tuesday of every month, Joyner-Green Valley Librarian Lupita Flores can be found at the Amado Youth
“Go! Publish your story!”
by Holly Schaffer, Community Relations Manager I met Myrna P. Tesoro to talk about her positive experience with former Writer in Residence Adiba Nelson and Myrna’s children’s book The Butterfly Tree. However, both of us being lovers of stories and sharing, we got sidetracked. We chatted about her childhood in the Philippines, learning to speak…
Stomp, giggle, stomp
by Holly Schaffer, Community Relations Manager
The doors to Kirk-Bear Canyon Library’s Sensory Program open at 10:30 and parents, caregivers, and young childre
“We regularly ‘gloat’ about the program”
by Holly Schaffer, Community Relations Manager
Dr. Bill Fry
It’s called GLOAT—short for Great Literature of All Time—and it’s been an ongoing program at Oro V
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