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Library Funding in Jeopardy
MO Secretary of State, Jay Ashcroft, says that libraries “expand opportunity and unleash potential” in their communities. This year, funding for Missouri libraries faces deep cuts at both the state and federal levels. State funding, through the state library, and … Continue reading
Brick Wall Brainstorming Session for Genealogists
BRICK WALL BRAINSTORM SESSION Saturday, November 14th 10 AM – 12 PM Computer Lab, Harrisonville Library 400 E Mechanic, Harrisonville, MO Come prepared with your most frustrating unanswered genealogy questions, whether it is an ancestor who disappeared without a trace … Continue reading
Posted in Genealogy, Programs and Events
Tagged brainstorm, Chelsea Clarke, genealogical research, research, Sharon Wallen, workshop
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Go back to school with homework help tools from the library
Be a savvy researcher and better student with these subscription homework help tools designed just for you and provided by your public library. Access the databases free with a library card. And if you don’t have one, not a problem. … Continue reading
Join the Summer Reading Program, starting June 2nd
2014 Summer Reading Program is open for children and teens up to twelfth grade. This year we are learning about science as the Cass County Public Library presents “Fizz, Boom, Read!” Join us for our exciting programs that are fun for the … Continue reading
Research tools for students
The first few weeks of school have flown by. Do your students have homework that involves research? There’s something better than Google—the databases at the Cass County Library that are provided to libraries and schools throughout Missouri. Try Kids Search—it provides … Continue reading
Posted in Cass Kids, Websites and Databases
Tagged Ebscohost, homework, Kids Search, Middle Search Plus, Primary Search, research
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