Take home one of the 132 cookbooks listed on the Patagonia Library catalog, pour yourself a glass of iced tea and settle in for a lovely summer afternoon of beauty and inspiration.
Sarah Klingenstein
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CPBA survey is needlessly complicated
Pay no attention to the off-putting form, fellow citizens, and express your concerns in whatever means work for you.
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Check it out at the Library: Books on preparing for the last chapter of life
Patagonia Public Library is well stocked with resources to help you navigate difficult end-of-life issues.
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Check It Out at the Library: Ken Burns documentary has more to teach about American Revolution
Ken Burns’ “The American Revolution,” now available as a DVD set, is gritty and fascinating. It shows us that the revolution was more a civil war than a fully united uprising against the British monarchy.
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Treasure trove of local works waiting to be discovered at Library’s reading room
The Patagonia Library carries books written by several award-winning local authors, including Philip Caputo, Gary Paul Nabhan and Jim Harrison.
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Check It Out at the Library: Photographer Edward S. Curtis
A new Patagonia Library exhibit highlights American photographer Edward S. Curtis, whose 20-volume set of plates and narrative on the Native Americans was lauded in the 1910s.
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Patagonia Library Begins ‘Reset’Â
The library, managed and funded in large part by the Town of Patagonia, is preparing to hire a new director.
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Act Fast to Get Tax Credit for Your Donations to Local Charities and Schools
Here’s how to give much-needed support to our local providers of critical services at no cost to you.
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We Are All in This Together
It’s time for citizens across Santa Cruz County to organize and fight for their communities against the negative impacts of South32’s plans. Here’s what to do.
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“Save the Library” 25 Years Later
When a financial crisis forced budget cuts in 1998, a group of Patagonians joined together to save the town’s public library. Here’s how they did it.