Councilmembers Harris and Noack, Supervisor Mitchoff to speak about old and new Pleasant Hill Library on Saturday, May 18 at 10:00 A.M. Pleasant Hill, CA. (2019) – The Friends of… My best friend, whose daughter is also my son’s best friend (friblings, friend siblings, we call them), has been warning me for the last three months that her family will… This Halloween, my son decided to be the solar system, so my husband and I decided to be NASA astronauts. Surely this family costume, one of our best, is a… The teen area of the library was the setting for the May 19 Friends of the Pleasant Hill Library (FoPHL) Annual Meeting. Guests included Mayor Tim Flaherty, Vice-Mayor Ken Carlson,… My son’s PreK class at Creative Play Center recently celebrated Career Week. During one of my co-oping shifts, his teacher read to the class from a book about different careers…. I’ve been thinking about pursuing my MLIS for a good eight years. It all started with a conversation after a library research workshop that my English 101 class at John… I’ve always proclaimed my loyalty towards the traditional printed word. I used to be that person who would turn up their nose and scoff whenever someone said they preferred reading… Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. is such an icon of the American civil rights movement that it is easy to overlook that he was a highly educated man and profound… The City and BCJ architects held a very successful Library Town Hall meeting on November 27th. The design team received excellent feedback, comments and suggestions from the floor and from… THERE IS SO MUCH TO SAY! Where do I start? Maybe with: When I ran into Patrick Remer at the Light Up the Night tree lighting, the first thing he… Today, I’ve tamed a jammed printer, united a toddler with his hysterical mother, located the nearest clambake, and explained why it’s not appropriate to watch pornography in public places –… The award-winning architectural firm behind the flagship glass cube Apple store in New York City will design Pleasant Hill’s long-awaited new library. The City Council selected the San Francisco office… In conjunction with the October citywide read project, young budding interior designers are invited to participate in the Student Design Challenge for the planned new library. Now that the City… I have never been much of a fan of horror fiction. So much of it always seemed overdone with graphic images and plot devices and I always suspected the… Pleasant Hill, we have an architect!! The announcement arrived in my inbox days ago that the City of Pleasant Hill has selected architectural firm Bohlin Cywinski Jackson (BCJ)–whose team includes… Tim O’Brien’s short story, “The Things They Carried,” which was inspired by the author’s experiences in the infantry during the Vietnam War, has become a classic work of modern American…
Councilmembers Harris and Noack, Supervisor Mitchoff to speak about old and new Pleasant Hill Library
Be Nimble
Tethers
Mayor Flaherty Addresses FoPHL Annual Meeting Crowd
Aspirations
It all started with…
The rise of the e-bookworm?
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and the “Transformed Nonconformist”
City seeks comments / suggestions on new Pleasant Hill Library
Adjectives and Verbs
The Lifeguards at your Library
Apple stores architect to design new Pleasant Hill library
Student design contest for new Pleasant Hill library
My Favorite Ghost Stories
Perfectly
Rereading “The Things They Carried”