The Daily Herald featured an article about the renovation project for the Indian Trails library’s branch facility in Prospect Heights. Written by Russell Lissau.
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Illinois Libraries Present: A Conversation with Will Shortz
Join in a live webinar with Will Shortz, the editor of The New York Times crossword puzzle, on Tuesday, April 25, 7pm. This event made possible by Illinois Library Present, a statewide collaboration among public libraries offering premier events.
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Getting What You’re Worth: Negotiating Job Offers, Raises and Promotions
Join in this live webinar on April 24, 7 pm, to learn how to confidently negotiate for a higher salary during a job offer from Gina McClowry, owner of Gina McClowry Consulting.
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Illinois Libraries Present: Danny Trejo Talks Tacos, Hollywood and Redemption
Join in a live webinar with Danny Trejo, actor, author and restaurateur on Tuesday, April 4, 7pm. This event made possible by Illinois Library Present, a statewide collaboration among public libraries offering premier events.
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Youngsters get up close to a T-Rex – sort of – at Indian Trails library event
The Buffalo Grove Countryside newspaper featured an article about the Super Saturday event “T-Rexplorers Dinosaur Discovery”. Written by Karie Angell Luc, Pioneer Press.
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North suburban libraries to host One Book, One Community author event
A grand finale event with author Jasmin Darznik on Sunday, February 26, will cap the seventh annual “One Book, One Community” series for hundreds of north suburban readers.
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Indian Trails Public Library offers a genealogy program on finding your Chinese ancestors
On Wednesday, March 22, from 7-8 pm, the main library is hosting a beginner’s genealogy program focusing on tracing your Chinese ancestry. Kelly Summers, an accredited genealogist and family history professor at Brigham Young University, will be reviewing different resources and techniques that can aid you in the search for your Chinese ancestors.