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  • Library Corner

    Amy Hille, East Adams County Library District|Updated Feb 6, 2020

    I’ve never received so much mail in my entire life. While I’m not quite at the same level as Santa Claus, almost every day when I arrive at work I have a new magazine waiting for me or, more commonly, multiple envelopes screaming in bold red ink, “Don’t miss an issue. Renew today!” As a library assistant II at East Adams County Library District, one of my main duties is purchasing and managing 40-plus subscriptions. The library subscribes to magazines covering a wide range of subjects from automobiles, “Car & Driver;” to...

  • Library Corner: EALD striving to provide access for the whole community

    Amy Hille, Library Assistant II|Updated Nov 14, 2019

    Access. It takes just 6 letters to sum up the true reason for a public library to exist. And this isn’t just access to the most recent best seller or the latest action blockbuster, though those play their own integral part in the foundation of a library. What I’m talking about is access in both tangible and intangible ways. Access to knowledge, self-expression, a safe space, imagination, liberation, education, information and services, broadband and wifi, exposure to places, cultures, and ideas patrons might not oth...

  • Library Corner: EALD provides for a healthy dose of knowledge

    Amy Hille, EALD Assistant|Updated Jul 25, 2019

    A current ad campaign stemming from the partnership of the American Library Association and the National Institutes of Health states, “Because librarians know information is the best medicine for healthcare questions,” and East Adams Library District couldn’t agree more. Access to current and reliable health information is imperative for the well-being of not only individuals but communities as well. While never a substitute for a professional medical opinion, libraries have become the go-to place for assistance in navig...