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It is time for Spring planting, and gardening is a great way to stay home and be outdoors. And since the library is closed to the... More… It is time for Spring planting, and gardening is a great way to stay home and be outdoors. And since the library is closed to the public due to the nationwide coronavirus outbreak, The Copper Queen Seed Library is now offering a special Seed Subscription for our patrons. Patrons that sign up for this service will receive a variety seed packets through the United States Postal Service. Please submit your request before April 10, 2020.Less…

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There are three sections to this form: Program Permission/Registration Release/Hold Harmless Agreement Permission to Videotape... More… There are three sections to this form: Program Permission/Registration Release/Hold Harmless Agreement Permission to Videotape and/or Photograph All sections must be completed, signed and submitted.Less…

Use this form to request materials that are not available in the Cochise County Library District Catalog. Please note you must have a... More… Use this form to request materials that are not available in the Cochise County Library District Catalog. Please note you must have a valid library card in good standing to make this request. If you do not have a library card, please visit the library to register for one.Less…

“You do not write alone,” Herbert “Tico” Braun told his University of Virginia students. “The mantra of our course is, ‘Write it down.... More… “You do not write alone,” Herbert “Tico” Braun told his University of Virginia students. “The mantra of our course is, ‘Write it down. When you do, much of your life and who you are will be different than if you don’t.” Writing is a wonderful tool to help make sense of, and record the world around us. The Copper Queen Library’s new community blog, “Together, Alone”, sets out to document our community’s experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic, through writing and images. Become part of this historical record, created in real-time documentation, by submitting an entry here. Submissions can be poetry, fiction, non-fiction, memoir, ruminations and reflections, or art and photography; all forms of expression documenting how we cope, survive, and live as our lives change. This blog will be a living document of these experiences, and will become an historical record that we will be able to look back on. Help us record this time through your personal lens. Limit: 2500 characters. Less…