Craft Memorial Joins Mountain Library Network In West Virginia
Craft Memorial Library in Bluefield joined the Mountain Library Network enabling patrons to request and check out from 33 libraries across the state The move includes a new blue and green card and a mandatory reregistration with two forms of ID before July 1 Online access to the combined catalog and a Kids Online section will be available through craftmemorial.lib.wv.us and catalog1.mln.lib.wv.us
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Mountain Library Network urges unified card use and holds
Use your MLN card at any member library and place online holds on Craft Memorial Library materials. Set a personal reading profile to be notified of new items matching your interests. If you want the newest items, click one button. Online renewal is available if no holds exist on an item.
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Why Sunrise Changes Through the Summer Solstice
A reader asks why dawn seems earlier each summer and learns that sunrise times vary slightly year by year but peak around the June solstice. Kathy Kish notes that days grow hotter as heat accumulates even as solar input peaks, with exact times available from the Naval Observatory and National Climatic Data Center.
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Pack rat tendencies and the lure of empty boxes at work
A personal essay on hoarding habits and the urge to keep items, from boxes and freebies to sentimental tokens, sparked by memory of a 2004 robbery and childhood lessons. The author notes promotions and the idea of saving for potential need, with a closing nudge to contact Kathy Kish.
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