Cuts to IMLS threaten operations of the New Jersey State Library, including critical services for patrons with disabilities. TRENTON, NJ – April 8, 2025 – The State of New Jersey… Continue reading “Press Release: NJ Attorney General’s Office Joins Multistate Lawsuit to Stop the Dismantling of the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS)”
Published on April 4, 2025 The New Jersey State Library (NJSL) offers a variety of tutorials and webinars to support your research and learning needs. These resources cover topics such… Continue reading “Parks, Trails, and Recreation – NJSL Presents”
Originally published March 20, 2024 The NJ State Library (NJSL) unveiled a new user interface for its digital repository on Monday, April 1, 2024. The new interface offers researchers a… Continue reading “All New Digital Repository!”
Originally published on February 6, 2024 Flowers have played significant roles in many cultures throughout the centuries, dating back to antiquity. Thank you to Layce Gebhard from the Rutgers Master… Continue reading “Language of Flowers Program Recap”
Originally published on December 1, 2023 “I didn’t know you offered that,” is a common reaction from patrons who hear about the programs and services offered by the NJ State… Continue reading “Meet the NJ State Library”
Originally published on July 20, 2023 There are so many ways to garden and a growing trend is to cultivate gardens for butterflies and other pollinators. Thank you to Louise… Continue reading “Gardening for Butterflies Program Recap”
Originally published on February 19, 2021 Starting your plants and garden from seeds can be a very rewarding and satisfying experience, but takes time, commitment, and perseverance. Thank you to… Continue reading “The Magic of Seeds Program Recap”
Originally published on March 19, 2021 Thank you to Patricia Donahue from the Rutgers Master Gardeners of Monmouth County for her presentation on gardening off the ground. For many of… Continue reading “Why Garden Off the Ground? Program Recap”
Originally published on March 30, 2022 When we think of weeds, we often think of invasive plants that ruin our lawns, flower beds, sidewalks, and unpaved driveways. Thank you to… Continue reading “The Wonder of Weeds Program Recap”
Originally published on October 4, 2023 Like many types of flowers, bulbs have unique requirements for planting and cultivation; when done right, their beautiful blooms can transform gardens. Thank you… Continue reading “Spring Blooming Bulbs Program Recap”
