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All LCPL Branches will close at noon Wednesday, November 25 and remain closed November 26 & 27 for the Thanksgiving Holiday.
Former Library Board of Trustee Robert Twigg passed away on November 16. Bob was instrumental in leading the way for the Rust Library renovation and expansion. His love of libraries and Loudoun County will be remembered and missed.
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How to boil water, what to make for dinner for tonight, the perfect souffle...and everything in between!
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The official day is November 17th, but we think any day is a good day for fresh, homemade bread. That must be why we have so many cookbooks with
bread recipes and techniques
– enough for every day of the year!
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New Titles from NetLibrary
Have you taken a look at
NetLibrary
lately? We’re adding 30 new audiobooks every month – great titles like Free-Range Kids, The Lost Art of Gratitude, and Soul of a Dog. While you’re there, make sure you download NetLibrary Media Center. There’s no easier way to get audiobooks out of the computer and on to your MP3 player.
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