Six million Jews, along with millions of other victims—including people with disabilities, homosexuals, political dissidents, and Black citizens—were murdered during…
CITY UNVEILS NEW STORYWALK Take a walk, read a story. That’s the concept of Georgetown’s newest StoryWalk at San Gabriel…
photos courtesy Bethni King From an exotic reptile show to a thrilling radio mystery, the Georgetown Public Library’s summer reading…
Library Award Empowers New Community Programs Two women at the Georgetown Public Library are carrying on former Library Director Eric…
photo credits: AFS/AFF, Amsterdam/BASEL, courtesy Lenora Hausman If we forget our history, we will never have a sense of just…
Taking up the gauntlet to lead Georgetown’s literary hub during COVID-19 has been no easy feat. But when Assistant Library…
Confiscated Jewish Licenses Lead to Tale of Redemption In 2016, Holocaust survivor Inge Stanton took her daughters and their families…
When Eric Lashley walks into a library, he can tell pretty quickly if it’s a good one or if it…