Archive for 10/2019

Spotlight

Miner Recs Episode 61 Now Available!

On this episode, Dave, Jami, Tony and Joel celebrate Halloween by discussing three recent horror films and TV shows: Hereditary, Us and the third season of Stranger Things. Give it a listen in the player below:

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Staff Picks

Crafting on the Cheap

I love making things.

Paper Flower bouquets

I made many of these paper flowers using Lia Griffith’s tutorials.

Much of my free time is devoted to crafting: embroidering my mon (Japanese family crest) onto a tea towel, knitting my daughter's Halloween costume, cutting a garden out of paper.

And until the library opens its own Makerspace, I'm making do by turning my family room into my own defacto Makerspace (much to my husband's chagrin).

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The DPPL Catalog is Growing - Again!

Friday October 18th at 9pm through Monday October 21st, online access to accounts and holds placement will not be available.

We expect to restore service by Tuesday October 22nd.

During this time, DPPL and 24 other area libraries in the CCS consortium will welcome the Indian Trails Public Library District to our shared catalog.

For you, this means MORE books, movies, and music will be available for library users.  

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Spotlight

Celebrating 65 Years with the Friends of the Library

Good friends are like stars. You don't always see them, but you know they're always there. 

- Unknown-

You may have seen folks straightening the shelves of the Book Nook, or carrying boxes of books into the mysterious room by the first floor drinking fountain.

We hope you have seen the grand banners advertising the semi-annual BOOK SALE!

But who are these mysterious and dedicated souls?

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