Beyond the books
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July 14, 2026
Fathers are shown learning how to style their daughters' hair during a program at Marysville Public Library earlier this year. The sold-out class featured a professional instructor teaching simple braids, ponytails and other hairstyling techniques, part of the library's effort to offer unique, community-driven programming. (Photo submitted)

Beyond the books

Library focuses on connections

By From JT Staff Reports 

A library isn’t necessarily supposed to be quiet anymore.

Officials at the Marysville Public Library said the days of whispering between towering bookshelves have largely given way to conversation, laughter and activity as libraries have evolved into community gathering places.

“People will come i...

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