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From the inside out

Posted on March 3, 2015

By Loraine Debnam I received a lovely compliment the other day and since it came from a person whose opinion I value, to me it… Read More »

Help me find a good book to read

Posted on February 17, 2015

By Heather Nicholson Coaldale Public Library I’ve always loved to read but before I became a librarian I didn’t always know what to read. Walking… Read More »

The Tragically Hip hip-notizes southern Alberta fans

Posted on February 12, 2015

By Stan Ashbee Southern Alberta Newspapers It was anything but tragic Tuesday night when one of Canada’s premiere live bands from Kingston, ON The Tragically… Read More »

Double-edged sword of climate change

Posted on February 10, 2015

By Debby Gregorash February is usually the most horribly cold month. I am not alone, as I revel in the warm temperatures. I love the… Read More »

In a V-formation

Posted on February 3, 2015

By Loraine Debnam I’ve been watching the many flocks of geese winging over my home this past month. Each time I marvel at their natural… Read More »

Coaldale Public Library in review

Posted on January 27, 2015

Heather Nicholson Coaldale Public Library January is annual report time in library land. As much as reading statistical reports can make one go cross-eyed, I… Read More »

Fundamental ideologies

Posted on January 21, 2015

By Debby Gregorash The murders in France by Islamic extremists, or fundamentalists, have certainly shaken up the world. We’re not allowed, according to some, to… Read More »

Resolutions

Posted on January 6, 2015

Christmas has come and gone and as the New Year begins, many of us follow the tradition of making resolutions to change or modify our… Read More »

Libraries make holidays merry and bright

Posted on December 23, 2014

I am firmly in the camp of people that love the Christmas season. I embrace it all — hunting for a real tree, decorating the… Read More »

An ode to the holidays