Libraries serve their communities in so many ways that it’s hard to actually appreciate all that they do. These days, technology has meant that that assistance has expanded even further, and libraries fill an even more diverse set of needs than before. Rarely, however, are libraries appreciated like they should be, and certain districts in Virginia are setting out to actively change that. [Read more…]
NY preschool students to receive daycare libraries
When it comes to early childcare and education, there are a large variety of the items and methods of care and teaching you’ll find in daycares and preschools, which can, in turn, often become interchangeable terms. In general, these programs serve as the springboard for the learning that will be administered in early education. Still, most programs are heaped with a healthy dose of playtime that can sometimes overshadow educational elements. The best programs, however, learn to incorporate the two into each other, and that’s exactly what the non-profit Books for Kids is hoping to do in New York. [Read more…]
Sorority helps libraries celebrate Women’s History Month
This March, the Theta Epsilon chapter of the Delta Kappa Gamma sorority will continue their tradition of bringing some powerful female flair to the children’s and young adult sections of their local libraries. The donated books highlight female achievements in history and powerful figures the sorority deems as role models. Some of the books aren’t necessarily historical, either, but simply feature strong female lead characters. [Read more…]
Detroit libraries have less tax forms available than usual
When spring time rolls around each year, American taxpayers start to work on preparing their tax filings for the previous year. They dig out saved receipts, imagine what they might do if they anticipate a tax refund, and gather the appropriate forms. Unfortunately for those in the Detroit Metro area, libraries this year won’t be able to hand out as many forms as they have in the past. Due to budget cuts within the IRS, the agency is sending out fewer forms this year to neighborhood libraries. [Read more…]
LA libraries to offer illegal immigrants advice on obtaining citizenship
President Obama’s executive action on legalizing millions of illegal immigrants is certainly controversial and is currently being challenged in our court system. That hasn’t stopped several organizations from trying to help illegal immigrants navigate the complex situation they are in. Many people that are in the country illegally now have the opportunity to obtain legal status and potentially even apply for citizenship. Unfortunately, the process is lengthy and complex and most illegals don’t know where to start or what their options are. This issue is especially pressing in certain regions where illegal immigration is high. [Read more…]
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