Some of the pet parents of the Chemung County Library District will be introducing us to their most adorable family members… Hello! My name is Phantom! I was adopted by my momma when I was only 4 months old after Continue reading Pets of CCLD – Part 3
In honor of Father’s day for the month of June we at the Horseheads Library asked our Patrons for funny DAD Jokes. If you gave us a good joke, we gave you a little prize. Below is a list we Continue reading Dad Jokes from the Horseheads Free Library Patrons!
Borrow an Empire Pass from the Steele Memorial Library Empire Passes for State Parks The Chemung County Library District is proud to offer an Empire Pass for New York State Parks, which allows users to borrow free admission passes to Continue reading Borrow an Empire Pass from the Steele Memorial Library
During the month of June, the staff of the Chemung County Library District will be introducing us to some of their loveable pets. This is the story of some of the special dogs who’ve come to make up one family. Continue reading Pets of CCLD – Part 2
After a long day at work, there’s nothing better than coming home to a fluffy, fuzzy, scaly, or feathery friend. At least, that’s what staff members at the Chemung County Library District think. The month of June is a busy Continue reading Pets of CCLD – Part 1
Whether you live with mental health problems or not, self-care is an important part of a healthy lifestyle. In simplest terms, self-care can be defined as anything you do to keep yourself physically, mentally, and spiritually healthy, either with or Continue reading Self-care – Part 4
Research shows support from family and friends can be vital in helping someone recover from a mental illness, but it can be difficult to always know how best to help. Like with any other illness, this is a time when Continue reading Supporting Someone with a Mental Health Problem – Part 3
There are a lot of misconceptions that exist surrounding mental illness. These myths can keep us from talking about mental health or, even worse, stop people from asking for help or seeking treatment. Today, I want to talk about some Continue reading Mental Illness Misconceptions – Part 2
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Started in 1949, this is the month when many national and local organizations work to raise awareness of the importance of mental health and educate the public about mental illness. Over the course of Continue reading May is Mental Health Awareness Month – Part 1
Please enjoy these librarian recommended books, blogs, and podcasts on personal finance, investment, and retirement planning. Blurbs are taken from the publishers’ descriptions. Read one book, listen to one podcast, watch one video, or enjoy them all. No matter what, Continue reading Recommended books on money management