Lenox Library Plays a Part in “Our Town”
By Nancy Salz I was more than wary about loaning my Lenox Library copy of “Our Town.” But these were special circumstances: The “Our Town” I had taken out was a 1938 first edition – [...]
Anne Frank Revisited: Using Multiple Sources and Formats to Uncover the Story
From Sherry Gaherty It all started with watching a DVD based on a book I had read in high school where I already knew the ending of the story. It continued through 3 more books [...]
Movies on the Web
I have a guilty pleasure, and that is to watch videos on my home PC. I am sure most everyone has heard of YouTube, where you can find anything from the serious to the absurd, [...]
Find a Grave
This month, America observes Memorial Day and many Americans will choose to visit the graves of war heroes to pay honor and tribute. You might choose to remember famous heroes like Eisenhower, Grant and Washington, [...]
National Gardening Association Website
My husband and I recently moved to a charming old farmhouse apartment and have been contemplating where our new garden will be and what we will grow in it. When searching for useful gardening websites, [...]
potus.com
This website contains almost everything you’ve ever wanted to know about all the Presidents of the United States. Since we celebrate the birthdays of two of our presidents during February, you may want to explore [...]