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Beringer succeeds in column
What [David Beringer]'s column did was just that. He compared cultural and sports events, and raised the ire of a number of community members. For hockey enthusiasts, this provided the opportunity for expression of opinions; what followed were several letters, many of which very eloquently put forth a position. The writers were able to fully explain their views on the benefits of hockey, and on recreational facilities. Without the column to respond to, this would not have happened.
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What the dog knows
When you head out into a hot summer day by foot, car, bike, or inner tube, we have books you can download onto your MP3 player, such as Alan Alda's Never Have Your Dog Stuffed and Other Things I have Learned (which could include not taking your MP3 player with you in your inner tube), or the more reverent Soul of a Dog by John Katz.
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Astounding, amazing, astonishing
The library regularly partners with schools, recently bringing in Red Cedar nominee Linda Demeulemeester, author of The Secret of Grim Hill, to Hume School and a roomful of adoring fans. [...] Love-to-Learn literacy program came through for a family storytime, at which Nancy told the astounding, astonishing, and amazing tale of the 16-scoop ice cream cone.
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No muddy waters
[...] giving folks the tools to make up their own minds is what we're all about at the Library.
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Dogpile on the Library
According to Saskatchewan publisher Thistledown Press, Never Going Back is \"set in a small town in the BC interior, where potheads, loggers, environmentalists, conspiracy theorists, and aging hippies provide a vibrant backdrop.\"
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Of page and verse; Why you want to know about National Poetry Month
[...] we're lucky to live in a world with poets! [...] in recognition of that fact, this is National Poetry Month in Canada and the U.S. It's good to shine the spotlight on something we so often take for granted. Because poets have a role, and that is to shine a light on what it is to be human, responding to the world around us.
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Shelf life; Expansion and the art of fundraising
[...] you could be really bright and choose your shelf to be in electricity (537).
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Always looking forward; On celebrating milestones and birthdays
According to Frances Welwood, who wrote a commemorative history for our hundredth entitled Nelson's Library 1895 - 1985, Nelson's first library was really a reading room on the premises of tobacconist and news dealer Gilbert Stanley, for whom Nelson was almost named.
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