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Know before you go!
Planning a visit to your local NCW Libraries Branch? Here’s some things to know before you go: 1. Masks are still required for all patrons age 5 and up. With the WA State Mask Mandate still in effect, NCW Libraries must require the use of appropriate face coverings for patrons and all NCW...
Free Educational Resources for Students and Educators
NCW Libraries' mission is to connect the people of North Central Washington to vital resources and opportunities that foster individual growth and strengthen communities. One way we fulfill this mission is to provide resources and services for educators, schools,...
Groundbreaking Female Authors
By Tommie, Moses Lake Public Library Women have always been on the front lines of the literary world. From poets like Emily Dickenson and authors like Mary Shelley, to women writers like Octavia Butler and Agatha Christie. So many powerful women who created genres,...
NCW Virtual Reads With Cristína Henríquez
NCW Libraries and Wenatchee Valley College are partnering to host bestselling author Cristína Henríquez for a free, virtual program. She will speak at 7 p.m. April 15. Register HERE. Henriquez is the author of The Book of Unknown Americans, an award-winning novel...
Outdoor Adventure Starts At The Library
Did you know that you can check out a Washington State Discover Pass at your local library? Libraries around the state are partnering with the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission to allow library patrons to "check out a state park" without paying the...
We Stand Against Racism
NCW Libraries stands with the American Library Association and the Asian/Pacific American Librarians Association in condemning anti-Asian hate crimes. We mourn the tragic deaths this week of eight people at Asian-owned businesses in Atlanta, Ga. The attack came amid...
Little Women: Pictures Books Celebrating Girls Who Impacted U.S. History
by Tiffany Coulson, Mattawa Library "Change obstacles into challenges. You might have to step back and go a different direction, but you can achieve." Raye Montague Whether they were famous artists, innovative scientists, disability activists, or accomplished sports...
