Monthly Archives: December 2013

The winter solstice has passed, by Catherine Gillier

The winter solstice has passed, and now we can look forward to lengthening days.  The sun may shine, and the nights may come a little later, but winter has its footprint upon the ground.  Here at the library, some of … Continue reading

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Christmas Presence, by Catherine Gillier

It is that time of year when all the books get together and write a line or two in order to express the Spirit of the season.  CHRISTMAS PRESENCE The birth of One Who shared our human condition And was … Continue reading

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Canada Reads, by Catherine Gillier

The calendar is continuing to flow toward year end, and the temperatures are demonstrating that winter has settled in.  The cold days and icy sidewalks have prompted many to stay inside.  Here at the library, the books on the shelf … Continue reading

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December Days by Catherine Gillier

The early days of December have been cloudy.  Snow provides the white blanket that covers all the tender roots.  There is still life underneath, but we must wait for a spring awakening.  Until then, the books at the library want … Continue reading

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Library Use in Ontario, by Sue Culhane

The Federation of Ontario Public Libraries recently polled their members in order to get some input into the current situation regarding library usage. The results showed some very interesting statistics. There is ongoing pressure on libraries to work on compliance … Continue reading

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