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  • [ April 7, 2023 ] CBS public library moving toward greater accessibility and inclusion News
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Jason Normore leans his arms against a wooden table. His tattoos are visible on his pale skin: a church, a book, and a moth. His journal is laid flat on the table and blue ink and his name are visible.
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An evening of poetry dedicated to lifetimes of stories

April 6, 2023 Madison Ryan 0

April is National Poetry Month in Canada. A group of five poets is hosting an event intended to inspire and connect with people through transparent conversations and poetry readings.

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Is there hope for cursive writing?

February 9, 2023 Abigail Butler 0

A once-praised skill is now almost obsolete. But one woman hasn’t given up the fight to save cursive writing.

Student looking at ChatGPT website
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ChatGPT – a robot sidekick or an undercover villain?

January 19, 2023 Arlette Lazarenko-Segal 0

A powerful artificial intelligence tool produces impressive human-like text in a matter of seconds. But the ease of using it might be at the cost of something more valuable.

Emma Craig is the regional librarian for St. John's. She says NL Public Libraries offer a variety of programs to foster children's literacy. Henrike Wilhelm/Kicker
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Benefits of reading for kids

November 5, 2020 Henrike Wilhelm 0

The earlier the better is the mantra for kids and reading.

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New writers debut in chilling new N.L. fantasy anthology

March 15, 2018 Emily Lyver 0

Local publishing company Engen Books is always looking for new talent, and its upcoming book launch showcases a variety of different voices from across Atlantic Canada.

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‘Literacy isn’t a luxury’

February 9, 2017 Kicker 0

While supporting local literacy festival, book lovers protest new tax.

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