Astronomy: Gaia: A cautionary tale
Powerful telescopes on Earth have revealed a tiny planet called Gaia orbiting a distant star. Seen through a telescope, the planet is perhaps the...
Column: Learn more about Earth Day at the library
Earth Day is coming up next Saturday, April 22. Around the nation and the globe individuals are participating in awareness activities like global teach-ins...
Judge column: It’s a question of access
“Democracies die behind closed doors. The First Amendment, through a free press, protects the people’s right to know that their government acts fairly, lawfully,...
Astronomy: The Keeper of Heaven, Part Two
Last week, we discussed the myth and folklore associated with the star Arcturus in the constellation Bootes, the Herdsman.It’s easy to see why it...
Column: Federal budget cuts would affect libraries
Thank you to all the readers who enjoyed last week’s April Fools’ Day column. While drones are currently attempting deliveries in the UK, that’s...
Prosecutor column: Drugs not victimless crime
It seems like the drug crisis in Ohio is in the news every day. From how many people are addicted to how many have...
New license plate for women veterans
Attention all Women Veterans living in the state of Ohio.Are you aware that as of September 2016, the state of Ohio approved a new...
Pet-lending, drones in library’s future?
“Progress” is not a word foreign to the library world. Many libraries, Delaware County District Library included, pride themselves on their ability to stay...
Astronomy: The Keeper of Heaven
March 21 marked the beginning of spring. March this year came in like a lion and went out like a dead lion.No, wait: That’s...
A Russian Immigrant and an American Classic
“You swore that you would, so be true to your vow, let’s all be Americans now.”— Let’s All Be Americans Now, 1917“While the storm...
