So you watched Bridgerton…now what?
By Jacklyn Hoyt Have you been bitten by the regency bug? Imagined yourself dancing across a marble floor with the Duke of Hastings gazing deeply into your eyes while violins continue reading...
Movies to Help Celebrate and Understand Black History Month
A group of black students at Kent State University presented the idea of Black History Month in February of 1969; six years later, countries worldwide, including the United States, now continue reading...
The How-To’s to Using Ancestry
The How to’s to Using Ancestry is a series of video recordings from Reference Librarian Sue Hansen on how to use Ancestry. Follow Sue through her research while she shows continue reading...
Get Graphic
Graphic novels are great for reluctant readers and are helpful for those struggling to read. Many people dismiss graphic novels as comic books, but graphic novels are different from comics continue reading...
Bingeables
By Shelby Bull I don’t know about you, but I am utterly useless during the days between Christmas and New Year’s. Instead of returning to my routine, I find myself continue reading...
Meet Raena, NOPL’s New Children’s Librarian
If you know Raena, it’s because you’ve seen her at our North Syracuse Branch. Raena has been working with Northern Onondaga Public Library (NOPL) for almost five years now, first continue reading...