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- 1Book buyer finds long-lost Mark Miller cookbook at library sale●This was a surprise and very welcome find when I went to the Bismarck Veterans Memorial Public Library Fall Used Book Sa
A visitor to the Bismarck Veterans Memorial Public Library's fall used book sale in North Dakota discovered a cookbook by chef Mark Miller they did not know existed, calling it a welcome surprise. They said Miller's 'Coyote Cafe' was the first cookbook they ever bought, and the find has prompted warm chatter among cooking and cookbook enthusiasts.
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Bismarck Public Library in North Dakota is holding a used book sale, offering secondhand titles to the local community. The event gives readers a chance to pick up inexpensive books while supporting the library. Further details on dates, prices, and proceeds were not provided.
- 3Library Research Work Leads Staffer Elle Mott to Publish Book▼Research Leads Library Staff Elle Mott to Author New Book
Elle Mott, a staff member at the Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library, has authored a new book after a research project connected to her library work. The library highlighted the publication, presenting it as an example of how staff research can grow into a broader writing project.
- 4Trump's FCC May End School Internet Subsidies●Trump has promoted AI in education. His FCC may end school internet subsidies.
Reports say the FCC under President Trump is weighing an end to federal subsidies that provide internet access to schools and libraries, even as Trump has publicly promoted expanding artificial intelligence in American education. The potential cut to the E-Rate-style program raises questions about how schools would afford the connectivity needed for AI tools and digital learning. Coverage is highlighting the apparent contradiction between the administration's AI ambitions and the possible loss of funding that underpins classroom internet access.