The Petersburg Public Library hosted a sleepover for Petersburg’s resident stuffed animals. While some had a quiet night at the library, photos from the night show other stuffies getting into mischief.
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Fifteen libraries across Alaska will be gaining access to a large online database of national and in-state news sources. The Alaska Library Network received a $10,250 grant from the Atwood Foundation, which gives some libraries funding to provide free access to a database called Newsbank.
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The Petersburg Public Library is closing four hours earlier on Mondays. As of the start of July, the library now closes at 4 p.m. instead of 8 p.m.
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The Petersburg Public Library’s popular six-week summer reading program, Summer STREAM, encourages kids to have fun while learning.
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Ten short films screened almost simultaneously in theaters all over the world late last month. It was all for the 27th annual Manhattan Short Film Festival, which invites viewers to vote for their favorite entries.
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M. Paloma Pavel is a writer and psychologist exploring the ways that people interact with each other and the places they live. She will be in Petersburg June 9 to give a workshop on the topic.
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There could be up to five times as many streams in Alaska than previously thought, according to a group of scientists and programmers who have spent nearly a decade mapping the state.
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Humpback whales could be growing their own food supply and fighting climate change in a very unusual way — with their poo!
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