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May is Mental Health Awareness Month, so we're shining a spotlight on a new release which explores a therapist's experience with therapy herself. Lori Gottlieb's Maybe You Should Talk to Someone has been garnering a lot of attention as she...

Some new and exciting services are coming to tutor.com! You can already receive tutoring 24/7 in over 40 subjects including math, science, social studies, and English plus SAT prep. Additional services will include Drop-Off Math 24/7, ASVAB practice, multiple ACT...

Interested in hands-on, heavy-duty industrial history?  Join the Lackawanna Historical Society on Wednesday evening, May 22 at 7 p.m. for “Monster-Sized History: Reviving a Giant Stationary Steam Engine,” a program by Mike Piersa of the National Museum of Industrial History...

We're excited to announce that we have one full-time job opening at Abington Community Library that we'd like to fill ... Assistant to the Director.

In partnership with the National Running Center, The Abington Community Library invites you to join us at the Patriot Mile on Saturday May 25 at 10 AM. This one mile run will take you through the streets of Clarks Summit,...

Do you have your tickets for the Wine & Cheese Gathering yet? Joining us this year is Kimberly Storm Ritter; a local author, interior designer, and blogger! Kimberly will be showcasing her cookbook, "Farm to Table Fabulous" and copies of...

Get ready to Blast Off with Magician and Family Entertainer Steve Woyce for “The Out of This World Magic Show” for Summer 2019. Audience volunteers will help Steve make the Moon Disappear, meet a forgetful librarian from a distant planet,...

In Episode 9 of Lexivore, Megha and Renee dive into all things local - with local authors, books from the local history section, local events, the local artists who display at the library. We also talk briefly about May as...

Open lab appointments at the Albright Memorial Library can now be scheduled online. Simply click the button below, find a date/time, and enter you name/email/phone number to make an appointment. The appointment button can also be found on the Computer...

Learn how to be a scientist with the chemistry students from the University of Scranton. This chemistry program is designed for children in grades 2-6. The instructors will introduce basic concepts of chemistry in a fun, non-threatening way. You will be...