Banned Books Week gives the Crestline community a chance to explore how books are challenged, removed, defended and restored. At the library, the focus is less…
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A holiday giving tree is a practical way to place books, creative supplies and learning resources into the hands of children and teens who use the library. A…
A cheerful pet photo contest can turn everyday snapshots into meaningful support for the Crestline Library. Dogs, cats, rabbits and other much-loved companions…
When you walk into a branch and ask about a notary, you are usually after one of two things: a signature witnessed on a sworn document, or a certified copy of…
A new membership year is a chance to strengthen the connection between Crestline Library and the people who rely on it. Membership supports access to books,…
A little free library can turn a front fence, community garden or quiet street corner into a welcoming place for sharing books. The idea is simple: neighbours…
Australian students face a busy testing schedule from primary school through Year 12. NAPLAN runs every May for Years 3, 5, 7, and 9, while seniors prepare for…
A library patio can be a welcoming setting for a book club, children’s activity, community meeting or quiet fundraiser. The outdoor space offers fresh air and…
School holidays are a brilliant time for children to investigate how the world works. At the library, a simple activity involving water, paper, sunlight or…
Public libraries across Australia and overseas rely on community goodwill to stay functional and welcoming. A sturdy bookshelf, a solid reading table, or a set…