By Nancy Scott In the real library-annexed world, I’d be ready. My notebook would secure practiced Braille pages of exactly what I would read. I would be a bit nervous, though I’ve read my work for hundreds of audiences. But … Continue reading
By Maya Lichtenfels Editor’s Note: My 8-year-old wrote this story for an English Language Arts assignment. Considering the topic, I thought it would be fun to share with our readers. One early morning a caramel colored golden retriever named Willa … Continue reading
By Sue Lichtenfels, April 2020 Our lives are full of uncertainties. The Coronavirus has us on our knees. Science, tech, and medical battle the disease. Essential workers ensure groceries and utilities. Quarantine and distancing as normality flees. Waiting for the … Continue reading
By Chris Hunsinger, PCB President-Elect The beginning of the holiday season always puts me into a contemplative mood. This year I started by thinking about meaningless holiday gifts like gift cards or money. I know that I make those choices … Continue reading
by Tony Swartz On December 31st, our current president, Sue Lichtenfels, will complete her second term and as prescribed in our bylaws, will make way for our newly elected president, Chris Hunsinger. Before Chris assumes leadership, allow me a few … Continue reading