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HISTORIAN MARKUS KRUEGER TO PRESENT ON WOMEN’S SUFFERAGE AT MINNESOTA LOCAL LIBRARIES

In honor of Women’s History Month, join your local Lake Agassiz library for a free presentation highlighting the local women from Minnesota who led the fight for the Women’s Suffrage movement. The program will feature Markus Krueger, a historian from the Historical and Cultural Society of Clay County.   Krueger’s tour is sponsored by Lake Agassiz Regional Library and will include

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LOCAL LIBRARIES TO HOST POETRY READINGS FEATURING POET LAUREATE KIMBERLY BLAESER

Celebrate National Poetry Month by joining your library for a poetry reading featuring past Wisconsin Poet Laureate and Mahnomen High School graduate Kimberly Blaeser. Blaeser will read from her Ancient Light collection of poetry, accompanied by a visual photography slideshow, which invokes an ancient belonging and the voice of the deep relatedness the poet experiences

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FERTILE LIBRARY TO HOST WORKSHOP FOR SENIORS

Get the inside scoop on how seniors can help their community, plus learn about the many resources available for seniors with the Tri-Valley Opportunity Council with a workshop at the Fertile Public Library. Alicia Barrow, Senior Programs Manager for Tri-Valley Opportunity Council, will answer questions and discuss various programs the Tri-Valley Opportunity Council provides for

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FERTILE LIBRARY TO HOST QUARTERLY GENEALOGY MEETING

Those interested in connecting with other genealogy researchers are encouraged to join the Fertile Public Library for a quarterly meet-up. This will take place on Wednesday, January 24, from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Local genealogy enthusiasts will meet to chat about their progress on their family history research journeys, share tips and encouragement, and

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CROOKSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY TO HOLD BOOK DISCUSSION AT DRAFTS SPORTS BAR & GRILL

Join the Crookston Public Library for a book club discussion of “Crying in H Mart” by Michelle Zauner. In this memoir, Zauner tells of growing up in one of the only Asian American households in her town of Eugene, Ore., of struggling with her mother’s high expectations. How they ultimately bonded, and how, after becoming

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