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Feel-good books of 2023 » Borneo Bulletin Online
THE WASHINGTON POST – Here are 10 books that remind us to appreciate the simple things in life – whether that’s a dog-eared book or a newfound friend. Buoyed by hope, these works reach for joy even in times of turmoil. 1. Amazing Grace Adams by Fran Littlewood Grace Adams was once an award-winning polyglot who spoke five languages and had a future brimming with possibility.
New library books
These works about pets are newly available through the Allen County Public Library. “What It Takes to Save a Life: A Veterinarian’s Quest for Healing and Hope” by Kwane Stewart Full of warm and inspiring stories of human-animal relationships, this powerful memoir follows a struggling veterinarian’s nine-year journey caring for pets and their humans who are living on the streets, showing animals provide more than companionship. They offer love, hope and a sense of security.
Input needed from military and vets for services survey
Submitted by Taylor Wolfe Nevada County’s Veterans Service Office is conducting a survey through March 13 to collect input from military members and veterans on improving outreach and serving our veterans. Military members and veterans can access the survey at http://www.mynevadacounty.com/VeteranServicesSurvey. Veterans can also request a paper survey to be mailed directly to your home by calling 530-273-3396.
Nevada County health experts stress need to help limit spread of COVID-19 this summer
Submitted by Taylor Wolfe As Nevada County COVID-19 case counts rise locally, county public health officials are asking people to avoid gatherings with non-household members. Residents are reminded to follow best practices for reducing the spread of COVID-19, including washing hands regularly, practicing physical distancing of at least six feet, staying home if you’re feeling sick, wearing a face covering (required in public), disinfecting high-touch surfaces and practicing good hygiene.
What You’re Giving Up For Lent Says About You
By Taylor Wolfe, March 12th 2014 The good thing about Lent is that it comes around at just about the exact moment when no one can even remember what a New Years Resolution was in the first place. But this time we’ve got God on our side. We’re serious now. Pink Sherbert Photography 1. Sweets. You don’t like to think outside of the box, you’re a “stick to what I know” kinda person because chances are you’ve given this one up for the past ten years.
At Almost Thirty I Had To Restart My Life (And I Don’t Regret A Second Of It)
Oh my God, I thought to myself in panic, I’m almost thirty. This fact dawned on me late on a Sunday morning in a messy room whilst I was trying (and failing) to build a chest of drawers from IKEA.
I Did The "Wild" Hike-Here's What It Was Like
On that backpacking trip through Yosemite, we crossed the PCT a few times and agreed it would be an incredible challenge. Everyone who knows me would say that I’m someone who tends to go all out when I commit to something. I fully believe in deciding to do something because your intuition leads you to it, and honoring your commitment by surrendering yourself to the experience and opening yourself to the very real—and scary—prospect of being changed.
Library Patron of the Week: Bookworms Club, Bear River Branch
Patron of the Week highlights different library patrons each week that participate in library programs and services offered at the six Nevada County Library locations. Tell me about yourself. In April, six Bookworms members met in a study room at Nevada County Library’s Bear River Station at Bear River High School.
Library Patron of the Week: Mrs. Welch’s third-grade class in Truckee
Tell me about yourself. Angie is the mother of Alex, who is in Mrs. Welch’s third-grade class on a “field work trip” to the Truckee Library. This is Angie’s fourth time being a parent chaperone for Sierra Expeditionary Learning School’s Field Work trips with her two children. What brings you to the library? Mrs.
Library Patron of the Week: Preschool Storytime
Nolan and Violet are ready for liftoff at the library, where they enjoy Preschool Storytime aboard the Reading Rocket. Patron of the Week at Pre-School Storytime, Madelyn Helling Library. Patron of the Week highlights different library patrons each week who participate in library programs and services offered at the six Nevada County Library locations. Tell me about yourself. Michal Rainsbarger is the mother of daughter Nolan, who is just one month shy of turning three years old.
Library Patron of the Week features Pre-School Storytime
Patron of the Week highlights different library patrons each week that participate in library programs and services offered at the six Nevada County Library locations, including this week’s offering from Pre-School Storytime at the Madelyn Helling Library. Tell me about yourself. Martine Beal is the mother to two sons, Corbin, who is 9 years old, and Ethan, who is 5 years old.
Nevada County Library Patron of the Week:Book Buddy program
Book Buddy program coordinator Lisa Macrina reads with Connie Yates, a 91-year-old Nevada County resident who has been a library patron for more than 40 years. The Book Buddy program brings the library to Yates and others who are homebound in the community. Patron of the Week highlights different library patrons each week who participate in library programs and services offered at the six Nevada County Library locations. Tell me about yourself.
Nevada County Library Patron of the Week: Jaleen Davidson
Jaleen Davidson and sons, Isaiah, 10 months old, and Micah, 3, look forward to coming to Mother Goose Storytime at the Royce branch in Grass Valley. In this week’s Library Patron of the Week, we meet Jaleen Davidson, at the Royce Branch in Grass Valley. Jaleen is the mother of two sons: Isaiah, 10 months old, and Micah, three years old. Before Isaiah was born Jaleen noticed that Micah loved to look at children’s books and started utilizing the library’s services and kids’ programs.
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