The year is 1882. Subscribers open the Fort Collins Daily Evening Courier on June 19 to learn more about local hailstorms, a cyclone in Iowa, a march from Mexico, and a broken ankle from a street car.
Step back in time to explore daily life with Newspapers.com Library Edition. This extensive database provides online access to more than 4,000 historical newspapers, from the early 1700s to the 2000s.
The Clearview Library District now offers genealogy databases Ancestry Library Edition and Fold3, accessible for free with a library card. “These resources will allow our patrons to not only learn more about themselves and their families, but also what is unique and special about the community we live in,” said Jennifer Bradley, Adult Programming and Collections Librarian.
Each month we spotlight one of the friendly staff faces you’ll run into at the Windsor-Severance Library or on the bookmobile.
Meet Customer Service Supervisor Nathan Triz:
Hometown: Key West, Fla., but have lived in Windsor for 10 years.
Interests: Live music (both attending and performing), songwriting, gaming (video and tabletop), yoga and exercise, preparing to become a dad!
Each month we spotlight one of the friendly staff faces you’ll run into at the Windsor-Severance Library or on the bookmobile.
Meet Customer Service Specialist Hailey Tolbert:
Hometown: Las Vegas, Nevada
Interests: Film, photography, and painting
Favorite Book: Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes
Each month we spotlight one of the friendly staff faces you’ll run into at the Windsor-Severance Library or on the bookmobile.
Meet Customer Service Specialist Rebecca Robbins:
Hometown: Sturgis, South Dakota, but I would say I am a Windsor kid.
Interests: I love skiing, talking about American History, and supporting the local music scene.
