
Oregano is a fragrant perennial herb (Origanum vulgare) from the mint family. Native to the Mediterranean region and western Asia, oregano is now cultivated and enjoyed worldwide. It is known [...]

The dark cloud of the Covid-19 pandemic held a silver lining for Huntley resident Sienna Kelly. Being stuck at home gave her an opportunity to rediscover her artist talents, and [...]

We know reading feeds the imagination, curiosity and knowledge. But did you know that your Summer Reading is helping feed others around the world? This year, through Heifer International's Read [...]

CHECK OUT THESE SUMMER PROGRAMS! Teen Crochet Club – RO Wednesday, June 3rd 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM Wednesay, July 1st 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM Harnish Main Teen Center [...]

Read for a Lifetime is a statewide reading program that targets high school students. This initiative promotes the enjoyment of reading by encouraging students to read both classic and contemporary [...]

Each year Illinois students in grades 9-12 can vote for their favorite book from the Lincoln Award Master list of 20 titles. The Lincoln Award is given to the book [...]

It’s hard to believe we are already halfway through our 2026 Summer Reading Program! We currently have 2268 children aged birth-8th grade signed up, and 388 kiddos have already completed [...]

You may have heard about the “summer slide”–kids forgetting or losing some academic skills over the summer break. While reading every day (and earning prizes to do so, through the [...]

We are ten days into Summer Reading here at the Library, and it has been so much fun seeing all of the families coming in to register! We currently have [...]
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