As I read through Reference Service’s recent highlight of our online resources, I felt the familiar spark of curiosity for researching my family history. I re-logged into FamilySearch, a resource brimming with information, free and available through the library’s website. Checking if anything new was discovered along the lines of my family tree, I found […]
I was born anxious. I vividly remember being called a “worrywart” by my dad at a young age. And a couple years later, I came to know depression, a generational inheritance from both sides of my family. As I grew up, I heard about anxiety and depression often. They were well worn paths in the […]
There is a gambit of important topics May marks the month of: Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Brain Tumor awareness National Women’s Health week Arthritis awareness, and much more! For me and others it’s Mental Health Awareness Month. It’s our month to spotlight the issues close to us and hopefully bring more […]
