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Happy Earth Day! Looking for ways to live more sustainably? Great news: using the library is already a great start! Especially if you're able to borrow seldom-used items from our Library of Things rather than purchase new ones. If you're...
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We can't think of anything to write for this month's sudoku so we'll just share a dumb joke:
You: Did you hear NASA is sending a manned spaceship to the sun?
Your audience: ???
You: It's okay, they're going do it at night.
We hope you enjoy this month's Sudoku!...
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April is National Arab American Heritage Month. If you're looking for something good to read this month, check out last year's winners of the...
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Today's puzzle drops on March 15th, known in ancient Rome as the ides of March and the date on which Julius Caesar was assassinated by members of the Roman Senate. In William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, a soothsayer warns the titular character, "Beware the ides of March." It turns out...
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