Richard Scanland
Dr. Kenneth Schoon explores history of Pullman at Library presentation
By Richard Scanland
LANSING, Ill. (January 26, 2022) – On Monday night at the Lansing Public Library, Dr. Kenneth J. Schoon gave a presentation on the history of the Pullman neighborhood.
Schoon, a resident of Indiana, is a Professor Emeritus of Science Education at Indiana University Northwest. His book, Pullman: The...
Library’s Angel Tree Project helps pay off kids’ fees
By Richard Scanland
LANSING, Ill. (December 16, 2022) – The Lansing Public Library recently started a festive program to pay off fees on children’s library cards this holiday season: The Angel Tree Project. Patrons in the library will notice small Christmas trees decorated with tiny angels made of paper with...
Daylight saving time falls back this weekend – possibly for the last time
U.S. House and President could make daylight saving time the permanent law of the land
By Richard Scanland
LANSING, Ill. (November 3, 2022) – Daylight saving time is a concept many are familiar with. It has been around since 1918, when it was implemented during the First World War in an...