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Native American Heritage Month is celebrated in November.  It is a time to celebrate the diverse cultures, traditions, and histories of the Native American people. The library has books, movies, and other resources for looking to learn more about the...

Tutor.com is the #1 online resource for homework help, and it is completely FREE with your LCLS library card. Tutor.com provides free online sessions with real tutors in English, Social Studies, Math, and Science. The website is open to any...

Have you started your holiday shopping? Did you know you can help support the library while shopping on Amazon? Go to www.smile.amazon.com and choose The Valley Community Library as your charity. It's that easy! Amazon will donate 0.5% of your total...

The computer lab's online schedule this week is: Monday - Microsoft Word Tuesday - Microsoft Excel Wednesday - Game Night Thursday - Microsoft PowerPoint All sessions are held from 7-8PM and are free! Looking for one on one assistance? We...

In the 18th episode of Lexivore, the last of this year, Megha and Renee cover the mystery genre, including talking about the books from authors from various styles of mystery like cozy mysteries, or suspense, intricately written ones and a...

The Scranton Public Library & Taylor Community Library will present the next in its series of FREE Adult Financial Education workshops on Tuesday, November 10 at 6:30 pm. The Protecting Your Financial Future Workshop will be hosted live online. Join...

Starting December 7, 2020, the Windows computer version of the Libby app will be removed from the Window App store.  Windows users will still be able to use Libby on their device in-browser at libbyapp.com.  Please note that the in-browser...

Thanks to a generous grant from The American Library Association (ALA) and the Women’s Suffrage Centennial Commission (WSCC), we're excited to share a six week video series about the history of women's suffrage. This series "celebrates the 100th anniversary of...

Happy spooky almost-Halloween! Over the weekend, I found myself wanting to watch a Halloween movie. The parameters were simple: not too scary, something I could stream, a movie I hadn't seen before. I ended up doing a search for "Not-Too-Scary-Halloween-Movies"...