Library Blog
Filing for Unemployment
If you’ve become unemployed due to the coronavirus, you can file for unemployment benefits. […]
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Library Blog
Our Work From Home Companions
Today we wanted to share some of our work from home companions! […]
Children's Blog
Miss Alyssa’s Favorite Hoopla E-books
Did you know that with your library card you can download e-books, e-audiobooks, graphic novels, music and movies? Well, YOU CAN! […]
Library Blog
COVID-19 General Resources
Find Up-to-Date Health Alerts & Information from reputable health organizations. […]
Library Blog
NYT Notable Books of 2019
Every year, the New York Times publishes its list of “100 Notable Books of the Year.” […]
Library Blog
January is National Hobby Month
January is National Hobby Month, the perfect time of year to pick up a new hobby, or get back into an old one that you haven’t thought about in a while! […]
Library Blog
Using Social Media
Learn the in and outs of the most popular social media applications! […]
Library Blog
Photoshop/Elements Premiere
Adobe Photoshop/Premiere Elements is now available in Miller Library’s Business and Career Center. […]
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Summer Reading 2019
The Library has “a universe of stories” ready for our Summer Reading program designed for kids and teens! […]
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Fairy Tale Problem Solving
Whitneyville Library will be hosting a series of programs to help kids develop STEM skill while having fun! […]
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AFI Top Ten Classics
Join us for our countdown the American Film Institute’s Top Ten film classics. […]
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NYT 100 Notable Books of 2018
Every year, the New York Times publishes its list of “100 Notable Books of the Year.” […]
Library Blog
Password Managers – Why Everyone Needs One
Use a password manager for an easy way to increase your online safety without having to remember lots of long, difficult passwords. […]
Library Blog
A Ceremony of Losses
Before Hamden native Donald Hall died this June, the 89-year-old American poet laureate let a filmmaker into his home in bucolic New Hampshire. […]
Library Blog
Putting Your Garden to Bed for Winter
Attending to your garden in the fall gives you a jump start on spring planting.
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