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The Seattle Public Library digitized approximately 800 new images this year, more than doubling the size of its historical Northwest Photograph Collection. From McNeil Island Penitentiary to the Coulee Dam to Neah Bay, photos from 1920-1949 demonstrate the long history of regional issues that KNKX Public Radio and its contributors report on to this day.
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Another sign that things are returning to normal: More libraries are reopening. The majority of The Seattle Public Library branches were back to nearly…
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Students who need help with their homework have options for free online tutoring through public libraries, including a new service from Seattle Public…
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Public libraries are facing a digital content crisis because publishers are changing the licenses for downloadable audio and e-books. Librarians say the…
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If you’re a local musician or band looking for new ways to get your music out there, you’re in luck. The Seattle Public Library has opened its submission…
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Pearl's under-the-radar recommendations include a children's fantasy, a murder mystery set in 1919 Kolkata and an entire book dedicated to the events of 1947.
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If you're in your 20s, it might be difficult to imagine, but there was a time when there was no web to browse, no Internet to access, and when few people…
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In addition to a book or movie, you can now take Internet access home from the Seattle Public Library.The library has started checking out 150 mobile…
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Bragging rights on the soccer pitch aren't the only thing at stake in this weekend's Sounders match against the Portland Timbers; major nerd points are on…
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Jared Mills is a Seattle librarian who pedals some 100 books around town in an aluminum trailer as part of the “Books on Bikes” program. Except he no…