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Westerly Sun Column | Friends' Book Sale Returns!
Oct 07, 2024
October is one of my favorite months of the year. The dahlias are in their glory, the humidity has dropped and the temperature no longer feels oppressive, and there is SO much to do.

Westerly Sun Column | So You Say You Want To Be a Food Forager
Sep 30, 2024
If you asked me a few years ago to name a luxury food item, I would have said something like “caviar” or “truffles.” These days, my idea of a splurge is cream cheese to go with my bagel.

Westerly Sun Column | How to Keep Your Houseplants Alive
Sep 23, 2024
I have a friend who has — no exaggeration — over 100 plants in her home. She knows all of their names, and has found the ideal spot in the house for each one, depending on how much light they require.

Step into Fall!
Sep 20, 2024
We are nearing the end of September and heading into crisper air, colorful, crunching leaves, and all things pumpkin, spice and spooky! Here are some highlights for what is to come this fall at Westerly Library & Wilcox Park!

Westerly Sun Column | Books to Help You Understand Cats
Sep 16, 2024
I often look into my cat’s eyes and wonder what he is thinking. Does he love me, or is he just in it for the food? Does he understand what I’m saying to him, or is he just in it for the food? Cats often get a bad rap.

Westerly Sun Column | The Legacy of George Stillman’s Dahlias
Sep 10, 2024
This time of year, Westerly Library & Wilcox Park is resplendent with dahlias in a gorgeous array of colors!

Westerly Sun Column | Resources for Success This School Year
Sep 07, 2024
I remember hearing, as a child, that time speeds up the older you get.

Westerly Sun Column | Experience Art at the Library
Aug 26, 2024
I think it’s a shame that more adults don’t flex their artistic muscles.

Westerly Sun Column: Library Has Books That Will Drive You Batty
Aug 19, 2024
Recently I encountered a bat in very tight quarters. I did what any person would do when confronted with this … scream and hide under a desk.

Displaying News 41 - 50 of 159

Westerly Sun Column | Friends' Book Sale Returns!
Oct 07, 2024
October is one of my favorite months of the year. The dahlias are in their glory, the humidity has dropped and the temperature no longer feels oppressive, and there is SO much to do.

Westerly Sun Column | So You Say You Want To Be a Food Forager
Sep 30, 2024
If you asked me a few years ago to name a luxury food item, I would have said something like “caviar” or “truffles.” These days, my idea of a splurge is cream cheese to go with my bagel.

Westerly Sun Column | How to Keep Your Houseplants Alive
Sep 23, 2024
I have a friend who has — no exaggeration — over 100 plants in her home. She knows all of their names, and has found the ideal spot in the house for each one, depending on how much light they require.

Step into Fall!
Sep 20, 2024
We are nearing the end of September and heading into crisper air, colorful, crunching leaves, and all things pumpkin, spice and spooky! Here are some highlights for what is to come this fall at Westerly Library & Wilcox Park!

Westerly Sun Column | Books to Help You Understand Cats
Sep 16, 2024
I often look into my cat’s eyes and wonder what he is thinking. Does he love me, or is he just in it for the food? Does he understand what I’m saying to him, or is he just in it for the food? Cats often get a bad rap.

Westerly Sun Column | The Legacy of George Stillman’s Dahlias
Sep 10, 2024
This time of year, Westerly Library & Wilcox Park is resplendent with dahlias in a gorgeous array of colors!

Westerly Sun Column | Resources for Success This School Year
Sep 07, 2024
I remember hearing, as a child, that time speeds up the older you get.

Westerly Sun Column | Experience Art at the Library
Aug 26, 2024
I think it’s a shame that more adults don’t flex their artistic muscles.

Westerly Sun Column: Library Has Books That Will Drive You Batty
Aug 19, 2024
Recently I encountered a bat in very tight quarters. I did what any person would do when confronted with this … scream and hide under a desk.
