For centuries, the jack-o’-lantern has been a staple of Halloween tradition. So how and why did the carving of pumpkins become associated with this spooky holiday?
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Why Do We Carve Pumpkins?
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It’s Time for Comfort Food
Crisp air, the smell of cinnamon, and the sight of apples and pumpkins are commonplace during the fall months. What better way to celebrate autumn than by checking out some of our cookbooks and magazines featuring fall recipes?
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Bruce Springsteen Releases New Book and Album
Take a glimpse into the world of "The Boss" with these new releases and more from our collection!
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¡Celebramos! Hispanic Heritage Month
Observed between September 15 and October 15 each year, National Hispanic Heritage Month celebrates the achievements of Hispanics in the United States.
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How Far We've Come
In January 2006, NASA launched a small space probe to Pluto, the only planet in our solar system at the time to have never been explored.
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Explore the Life of a Space Cowboy
If you're not into the traditional western, explore the galaxy with Spike Spiegel and crew!
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Explore the Life of a Cowboy
Yee haw! Before heading over to this year's Farm Fair, celebrate the legacy of the American West with a novel by Louis L'Amour.
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Donkey Kong Released 35 Years Ago
The success of Donkey Kong has been long-lasting; the franchise has sold more than 48 million games worldwide.
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A Few Things to Know About The 501st
Fandom Fest is a celebration of everything geeky and fun and this year we're putting a little more Star Wars into the mix!
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Happy Birthday, William Boyd Watterson
Best known for inspiring a generation through his comic strip Calvin and Hobbes, Bill Watterson was born on July 5, 1958 in Washington D.C.
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