A group of Arkansas public libraries, booksellers and readers are challenging a new state law that restricts what books can be made available to children https://t.co/HSoase3kpv
Excited to see the new safety and courtesy signage that will be going up along the #minutemanbikeway in Lexington this summer. Friends of Lexington Bikeways created the unique and original designs. Well done @TownOfLexMA!
@Michael_in_Rome@kylegriffin1 That is a different Jane Roberts. Jane Sullivan Roberts is a graduate of Holy Cross and a practicing Catholic. Longtime lawyer with a Masters degree in mathematics as well as J.D.
@mjburke2020 As the mother of 3 sons I was the go to for parents of girls who needed sanitary products on the field trip. Librarians r always prepared.
@Linhith If you worked for me you wouldn't be working on this Saturday. Sorry that your manager isn't prioritizing your health and not giving your patrons the best experience possible (doesn't sound like you are at your peak).
@surlyspice How does one work without chocolate? Truly how does one exist without it? Personally I make sure to have something chocolate with every meal. Nutella on toast before leaving the house is my safety net! My sympathies.
@sensitivepapi@OsitaNwanevu Public libraries do this all the time & did it even when our buildings were closed to the public. It is all free. No one is checking your card but if you have one there is access to free databases filled with classes to take at your convenience.