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Renewal Issue 004

Welcome to this, our 4th mini newsletter, Renewal! Because HPLD items can be renewed 3 times in most cases, the format of this newsletter is one story, The Checkout, and three smaller news items, the renewals. Nothing better than explaining the cute format you decided on three issues ago and are now stuck with, eh? Oh, well. Onward! Checkout: HPLD Wins Budget Presentation Award Once again, for about the billionth time, HPLD has been awarded the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award by the Government Finance Officers Association!  This is something we like to make a big deal about because it means

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Outreach Service Disruption March 17 to 28

Outreach will be cancelling all routes for 2 weeks from March 17th-28th so that staff can move out of DSS and into another location.  This includes the following routes: March 17th Lobby Stops: Brookdale, The Bridge, Greeley Senior Housing, and Chinook Winds March 18th Bookmobile: Frederick & Erie March 18th Lobby Stops: Carbon Valley Community Center, Grace Pointe, & Fox Run March 19th Bookmobile: Stoneham, Prairie (New Raymer), & Briggsdale School (Briggsdale) March 19th Lobby Stops: Broadview Apt, Broadview Health & Rehab, & Birchwood Apt March 20th Bookmobile: Pawnee (Grover) March 20th Lobby Stops: Joe P. Martinez & Garden Square

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A to Z Food America: What Presidents Eat

It’s been my goal to tell HPLD users a little bit about all of our databases this year, and I’ve already found a doozy in A to Z Food America. It’s a great source of information on things you’d expect, like recipes from specific regions and with certain ingredients, and that’s all fine (it’s GREAT, actually), but it’s not what intrigued me about the information that was presented to me. So I bring you this brief tour of the weirder side of A to Z Food America, starting with a little American history. What Presidents Eat Under the Historical heading

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Summer Foods

July is here! It’s National Hot Dog Month. It is also National Ice Cream Month. And National Watermelon Month. And, wouldn’t you know it, it is also National Blueberry Month. It seems that July is the month of summer foods! Read a book with one of these summer foods (and maybe even enjoy the food while you read!). The food can be featured in the title, the cover, or elsewhere in the book.   Raw Dog: The Naked Truth about Hot Dogs by Jamie Loftus Hot dogs: a deeply American food. Comedian Jamie Loftus takes readers on an adventure into the

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She Blinded Me with Science

Science is a way of understanding the world, but to what degree can it be used to understand oneself? These books all deal with the intersection of science fiction and identity.   The Echo Wife by Sarah Gailey How would you feel if someone you loved stole from you? What if it was your life’s work? What if it was also your face?  The Echo Wife Book The Echo Wife Audio eBook The Space Between Worlds by Micaiah Johnson Cara is excellent at dying in every other dimension, which makes her an asset in Wiley City where she works collecting data

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Adventure Begins at Your Library

Embark on your summer reading journey with these captivating reads. Whether you seek far-off lands, mysteries that need solving, or daring exploits, these books will transport you into the thick of the action. Adventure begins at your library—where will your next adventure take you?  Venomous Lumpsucker by Ned Beauman In a dystopian future, governments and corporations have devised a system where biodiversity credits are traded much like carbon credits today. Karin Resaint, a passionate environmentalist, teams up with Mark Halyard, who works for a corporation that profits from this system. Their unlikely partnership is driven by the urgent need to

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