Answer a few questions on our survey to provide your thoughts. Through the “Libraries Transforming Communities” program, offered by the American Library Association, the Huntington City-Township Public Library has received $10,000 in grant funding for an accessible outdoor space. Part of this grant process involves asking community members for their input on what they’d like … Read more
Library receives $10K in grant funding Through the “Libraries Transforming Communities” program, offered by the American Library Association, the Huntington City-Township Public Library has received $10,000 in grant funding. From the official ALA press release, “The American Library Association (ALA)…announced the first recipients of its Libraries Transforming Communities (LTC): Accessible Small and Rural Communities grants, an initiative … Read more
Spring cleaning? It’s that time of year. The birds are chirping, the weather is warming, and with every passing day we gain more sunlight. Spring cleaning can be a big project, but sometimes it feels good to clean out our spaces and start fresh for a new season. As we declutter, donating is a great … Read more
March is Disability Awareness Month, and there is no better way to be aware of disabled lives than to seek and experience these lives, their accounts, their struggles amid the joys, than through the stories we share. From true-to-life memoirs and biographies to fiction books featuring main characters with disabilities, this list of titles is … Read more
In honor of International Women’s Day, March 8, we’re highlighting staff members’ favorite authors who are women. From classic writers whose books have maintained popularity over centuries to modern authors whose contemporary, award-winning works have touched the lives of many, this list offers a starting point for those looking to further expand their readership—today and … Read more
Now that Valentine’s Day is over, we can focus on the non-romantic side of life. Did you know that February 15 is Singles Awareness Day? This list of 10 titles features unmarried characters and perspectives on what it means to survive, and thrive, as a single person. The Lost Apothecary by Sarah Penner – A … Read more
When’s the last time you used a thesaurus? A thesaurus is like a dictionary, but it doesn’t just contain a list of alphabetized words and their definitions. It organizes the words for you in a sort of catalog that allows you to easily navigate your way through vocabularies and discover the word you were looking … Read more
January is National Braille Literacy Month. Louis Braille, creator of the braille system, was born January 4, 1809. If you’re interested in learning more about braille or are looking for resources on this particular path to literacy, check out these 10 titles and more, on the shelves at your library! Who Was Louis Braille? by … Read more
Make the most out of the shortest day of the year. Where we’re lacking in sunlight, there’s an abundance of great winter-themed reads at your library. Whether you’re staying in by choice or are snowed in by a storm, these books can keep you company on long, cold days. From fantasy to horror, historical fiction … Read more
Looking for the perfect read to match your autumn vibe? If you’re in the mood for a specific seasonal treat like hot cider or pumpkin spice, check this list for a matching book recommendation. These titles are available for checkout at HCTPL. Don’t forget to check the Libby app for digital options, or listen on … Read more