The Friends of the Bosler Memorial Library have extended the deadline to apply for its grant-in-aid scholarship to Aug. 1 due to the school closures caused by the coronavirus.
Read more at: The Sentinel May 6, 2020
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Friends of Bosler Library extend scholarship deadline
National Library Week 2020
This week, libraries across all of Pennsylvania are inviting their community members to find the library at their place. As directed by Gov. Wolf, public library buildings are closed, but all types of libraries throughout the commonwealth are still offering 24/7 services.
Read more at: The Shippensburg News-Chronicle April 23, 2020
Online storytelling gains popularity in Cumberland County
Closing the libraries and the schools has not closed Cumberland County children off from the world of books.
Read more at: The Sentinel April 20, 2020
Bosler Library still serves while you stay at home
I hope this finds everyone safe, secure, and healthy at home. These are unprecedented times and we are all trying our best to help others as well as help ourselves. While we here at Bosler Library miss you all while we are closed, we know the critical importance of staying at home.
Read more at: The Sentinel April 4, 2020
Libraries offering educational resources, entertainment, programming online during coronavirus pandemic
Libraries are finding new ways to keep people connected, informed and entertained during the coronavirus pandemic. They’re closed during the statewide shutdown, so part of that includes a shift to digital services.
Read more at: ABC27 April 8, 2020
Carlisle organizes food pick-up for students; county groups, agencies respond to coronavirus
The number of Cumberland County presumptive positive cases of COVID-19 rose again Sunday as more businesses and organizations announced their responses to the pandemic.
Read more at: The Sentinel March 17, 2020
Coronavirus quarantine- Things to do with kids while schools are closed
Schools are closed and kids are home -- but what to do with them? The coronavirus pandemic and spread of COVID-19 is making it a difficult time for parents. You want to keep kids active and entertained, however options are limited with the closures of museums and play zones. So, to help, we’ve crafted a list of things to do to keep everyone at home from going stir-crazy.
Read more at: PennLive March 17, 2020
Celtic group to perform concert at Camp Hill library
With Celtic harp, hammered dulcimer, fiddle and more, the popular Celtic band Seasons will play a concert at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the Cleve J. Fredricksen Library in Camp Hill.
Read more at: The Sentinel March 12, 2020
Musicians jam at the Coy Public Library
The Coy Public Library of Shippensburg hosted its first ever music jam last month from 5:30-7:30 p.m. in the Community Room. This event will occur on the second Monday of each month.
Read more with a subscription at: The Shippensburg News-Chronicle March 12, 2020
Seed Starting at Fredricksen Library
Penn State Master Gardeners in Cumberland County are hosting the Gardening with Nature series at the Cleve J. Fredricksen Library located at 100 N. 19th St. in Camp Hill. This monthly series of presentations on creating a beautiful garden while preserving a healthy environment are held in the lower level community room of the library.
Read more with a subscription at: The Shippensburg News-Chronicle March 12, 2020
Storytime to include Longwood Gardens Community Read
On Tuesday, March 17, the John Graham Library’s Storytime will include the 2020 Longwood Gardens Community Read selection, ‘The Enormous Potato.’ All children will be entered in a drawing for free tickets to Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square.
Read more with a subscription at: The Shippensburg News-Chronicle March 11, 2020
Read Across America, Coy Library celebrates Dr. Seuss
The Coy Public Library of Shippensburg hosted an event on March 2 in collaboration with Read Across America.
Read more with a subscription at: The Shippensburg News-Chronicle March 5, 2020
Have a Cumberland County library card? Get free online tutoring
The Cumberland County Library System recently launched the new database Tutor.com, which is available to county residents and cardholders. This new service will provide in-depth homework and career assistance to students and adults.
Read more with a subscription at: The Shippensburg News-Chronicle February 25, 2020
I see your true colors shining through
The Coy Public Library of Shippensburg recently ushered in a new program open to both children and adults, Coloring Club.
Read more with a subscription at: The Shippensburg News-Chronicle Feb. 20, 2020
Acupuncturist visits the Coy Library
Nine participants enjoyed learning about acupuncture on Jan. 28 at the Coy Public Library of Shippensburg. The presenter was Michael Stilp, national board certified acupuncturist who is also certified in the energy therapies of craniosacral and reiki.
Read more with a subscription at: The Shippensburg News-Chronicle Feb. 20, 2020
FreeMasons make generous donation to Coy Library
The Coy Public Library of Shippensburg recently received a generous gift from FreeMasons organizations of Pennsylvania.
Read more with a subscription at: The Shippensburg News-Chronicle February 13, 2020
GETTING TO KNOW YOU - Jody Cole, director of the Coy Public Library of Shippensburg
Do you know who your neighbors are? Do you know who your elected officials are? Ever wonder who’s on what committee in town, or who keeps things running smoothly in our local civic clubs and organizations?
Read more with a subscription at: The Shippensburg News-Chronicle February 13, 2020
Friends of Bosler Library offer scholarship
The Friends of the Bosler Memorial Library are offering scholarships in memory of a library staff member.
Read more at: The Sentinel February 10, 2020
A winter night’s dream: Paint Night benefits Coy Library
On Sunday evening, Jan. 19, a Paint Night was held at the Episcopal Church to benefit the Coy Library of Shippensburg. Pictured are the artists showcasing their final products.
Read more with a subscription at: The Shippensburg News-Chronicle January 23, 2020
Cumberland County libraries join Longwood Gardens reading program
Cumberland County libraries are joining Longwood Gardens’ 7th Community Read.
The program, designed to encourage reading for pleasure and to start a conversation, focuses on the world of plants.
Read more at: The Sentinel January 21, 2020
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