Voices of a Movement

Observed on the third Monday of January, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day serves as a poignant reminder of Dr. King's relentless pursuit of racial equality, justice, and nonviolent activism.


A central figure in the American civil rights movement, Dr. King galvanized countless individuals to join the fight for civil rights through his speeches and steadfast commitment to peaceful protest. The work of Dr. King and countless other civil rights leaders has left an enduring impact on history.


Observing Martin Luther King, Jr. Day invites us to reflect on the progress achieved in the quest for equality while recognizing the challenges that remain. By embracing Dr. King’s vision of a just and inclusive society, we can continue to work towards the ideals he advocated, ensuring that his dream of equality and justice for all continues to resonate and inspire action.


Read more about Dr. King's work and legacy by choosing any of the titles listed below:

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The Library is CLOSED on Monday, January 20th

for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.

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In Your Community

January 25th is Seed Swap Day

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Gas Powered Leaf Blower Ordinance. (Effective 1/1/2025)

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