At Central this week, area Chiroprators are giving a free series of lectures on Chiropratic health and wellbeing from noon - 1 pm.  Topics are,

Starting school for the first time can be both exciting and a bit scary! Here are some picturebook recommendations about what to expect for parents and children to read together.

Summer isn't over yet, despite those "Back to School" signs that are popping up. There's still time to build the garden pathways or extend the deck ... to do any of the projects you were dreaming about last winter. There are some fabulous books at the library to browse for ideas and plans.

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Ever want to watch a movie but there is nothing good on TV and you don't feel like a trip to your local video rental store or library? Now you can download movies from the library's website right to your pc, laptop or supported portable device.

Children's movies, horror films, classics and documentaries, foreign films, feature movies ... and they're free and convenient and ready for you. No late fines either.

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Readers who appreciate Anna Quindlen's way with female characters and their relationships will equally enjoy Elizabeth Berg, who depicts women with compassion and eloquence, in "The Day I Ate Whatever I Wanted: and other small acts of liberation". Though

If you read thrillers or the 'Philadelphia Inquirer', then you no doubt recognize the name Lisa Scottoline: she's the bestselling author behind such hits as 'Daddy's Girl' and 'Lady Killer', and she also writes a weekly column for the 'Inquirer'. "Why my Third Husband will be a Dog" , an anthology

One of the most frustrating things for me is not having a book to read. I don’t want just any book, but a good book! So, how do I find my next good book?

I am planning a trip to France to tour the Canadian battlefields of World War 1 and 11. I was pleasantly surprised to see the wealth of material that we have on this topic. In addition to the general books on travel in France, there is a good collection of both DVD and print material on the battlefields themselves.

All around the world, midwives will be celebrating, and celebrated in their communities on International Day of the Midwife,  May 5, 2010.  This day was established by the International Confederation of Midwives in 1992 to celebrate and promote the importance of midwifery.

*composting with worms
*organic solutions to garden pests you can make in your kitchen
*creating a sustainable garden ...

We're offering a large selection"greening up" programs to tell you more about the environment and how to care for it by reusing, reducing and recycling.