It’s summertime, and the staff of the North Olympic Library System have been busy since December, planning a whiz bang Summer Reading Program. Starting June… Continue reading
This weekend kicks off the 123rd Irrigation Festival. Just as irrigation delivers water to foster growth, the library circulates nourishing materials and services to community… Continue reading
When patrons are unable to make it to the library in person, the North Olympic Library System (NOLS) brings the library to them. The “Outreach… Continue reading
On a cold and blustery day, there is nothing better than a comforting book, especially one labeled cozy. But what exactly is a cozy mystery?… Continue reading
The Sequim Library is a bustling “little library on the prairie” what with regular programs like Kids Create Art, Second Saturday Science, Storytimes, Paws to… Continue reading
The Sequim Library is proud to house tens of thousands of books, on practically any subject that tickles your fancy. There is also an amazing… Continue reading
Friendly. Busy. Cozy. Crowded. These are a few of the words that have been used to describe the current Sequim Library facility. The branch was… Continue reading
The popularity of adult coloring books has led this librarian to believe that adults are craving … something. Is it a connection to their childhood?… Continue reading
If you read, then graphic novels are for you. They are the illuminated manuscripts of the present era, artistic works in every detail from the… Continue reading
September is Library Card Sign-up Month — a time when libraries across the country, together with the American Library Association, remind parents that a library… Continue reading
National Book Lovers Day is Aug. 9 and there’s no better place to spend the day than your local library! The North Olympic Library System… Continue reading
Summer always meant two things for me as a child: coming to visit my mom here on the beautiful Olympic Peninsula and participating in the… Continue reading
Spring has been slow to arrive this year, but the North Olympic Library System got the growing season going early, with the rollout of a… Continue reading
Have you wondered when your ancestors arrived in the U.S. and how they got here? Need a non-biased review for that new TV you’re considering… Continue reading
Expressions such as “fake news” “alternative facts” and “post-truth” have become common phrases during the past few months. While most people realize that not everything… Continue reading
“Things. Can. Happen.” So spoke Rep. John Lewis to a Tallahassee audience on the 50th anniversary of that city’s bus segregation boycotts. Referencing President Johnson’s… Continue reading
Planning some resolutions for the new year? While it’s always beneficial to evaluate where you are in life and make healthy adjustments, statistically, only about… Continue reading
