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Preparing for Wildfire Season
Information on preparing for wildfires, Public Safety Power Shut-Offs, and protecting oneself from wildfire smoke.
Into the Garden
Year-round gardening resources!
Pride 2021: A Meditation on Grief, Loss, and Survival
MCFL Librarian Ana reflects on the 40th anniversary of AIDS being identified in the U.S., and the death toll of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Mental Health Month: Stigma and Media Representation
In their article on the stigma of being mentally ill, the American Psychiatric Association (APA) states that "more than half of people with mental illness don't receive help for their disorders," often out of fear of consequences like prejudice and mistreatment, losing one's work, livelihood, or important social relationships, all of which are very real…
Libby’s New Look
OverDrive's Libby app has a new look. Here's how to make sense of all those changes.
Wildflower Walks and Hikes in Marin
Spring may be halfway done, but there is still time to head out into the hills and valleys of Marin and bask in the sight of gorgeous wildflower blooms. Here are some places to go: Angel Island State Park Visitors can hike the foot trails and fire roads that circle the island, but for best…
Resources for Job Seekers
COVID-19 is also making it harder than ever to gain career skills and look for work. Here are some resources that are still available for job seekers in a modified format, whether virtually or by phone.
Resources and Materials for People Who are Blind, Visually Impaired, or Print Disabled
These free resources and services are available to people who are blind, or have visual impairments or print disabilities.
Adults at Home: Sources for Free eAudiobooks and eBooks
Here are some of the many resources that provide free access to eBooks and eAudiobooks.
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