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The Scar, the Story, and the Pigeon History Forgot
History has a funny way of deciding who gets remembered. Some names become nearly synonymous with an era, while others fade into obscurity despite playing a role in the stories we still tell today. Al Capone is certainly one of those names that needs no introduction. Frank Galluccio, however, is a name that has nearly disappeared from history—even though he was responsible for giving Capone the scars that would eventually become one of his most recognizable features. And, in
westvillepubliclib
Aug 183 min read


The Value of Things
Somethings are just worth more to people than they are to others. Museums are filled with artifacts that could seem like junk at first glance, but ultimately, they serve as a reminder of an important part of history or an embodiment of a unique perspective.
Nick
Feb 204 min read


I read the book and the movie was better.
I read the book and the movie was better...
Nick
Jan 304 min read


How Public Libraries Are Funded—and Why That Matters to Everyone
Public libraries are among the most trusted and widely used public institutions, yet how they operate and remain accessible is often misunderstood.
Nick
Jan 192 min read
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