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Laura Freeman will sing songs made famous by Doris Day. Sunday, September 22: 2:00pm - 3:00pm Register
Drop in to make a fun craft at the library! Monday, September 23: 3:30pm - 5:00pm More Info
By Natalie
September 17 • Spotlight
National Hispanic Heritage Month runs from September 15th to October 15th and celebrates the heritage, contributions, and cultures of American Hispanic and Latinx communities. At DPPL we strive to recognize Hispanic and Latinx authors with powerful voices and significant stories to tell. More on “Celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month”"→
By Grace
September 11 • Spotlight
The college essay is universally dreaded not because it's actually horrible to write, but because it's unfamiliar territory. The concept of people reading our essays in order to understand us just doesn't click, no matter how many times our counselors tell us, "Admissions officers just want to get to know you!" Here's how I've learned to master the process. More on “College Applications are the Bane of Every High School Senior’s Career. How to Write a Good One.”"→
By Sally
September 3 • Kids & Parents
Would you like to help your child become ready to read, or to grow as a reader? Don’t worry, it’s not all letter puzzles and worksheets. Playtime also prepares them for academic success…and primes them for the ultimate goal: to become lifelong readers and thinkers. Read on for more info and resources! More on “Helping Kids Become Readers: Let me Put a Bug in Your Ear ”"→
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