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Teen Poetry Night: May 19
Fine Free Week & National Library Week: April 13-19
Stafford 350
eBooks - we've got 'em
2014 Great Lives Chappell Lecture series
Digital magazines from Zinio. Back issues available.

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Prenatal Care: Important for Both of You
Exercise, Health Answers, Jennifer McDaniel, LibraryPoint Blog, prenatal care, Teenage mothers, Weekly Feature Articles, Health Subject Guide, Families, Health and Medicine
06/09/2010 - 2:33pm
A prenatal visit to the doctor

If you have just discovered that you are pregnant or are thinking that you would like to become pregnant one day, you have a lot to consider. One of the things which you definitely should not ignore during pregnancy is your health. Prenatal care is everything you do to take care of your health and your unborn child’s health while you are pregnant. This should start with a doctor’s visit once you know you are pregnant or think you might be.

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The Aquia Train Robbery
1890s, 19th century, Aquia Creek, Crime, History Feature Articles, LibraryPoint Blog, Quantico, Railroads, Robert Hodge, Stafford County (Va.), Trains, History Blog, Virginia History
03/16/2010 - 10:04am

This account has been compiled from the Free Lance newspaper of Fredericksburg, Virginia, October 16, 1894 through September 27, 1895, by Robert A. Hodge.

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Great Lives Series: Queen Victoria
Great Lives series, LibraryPoint Blog, Queen Victoria, Victorian England, Virginia Johnson, Reading Room Blog, History Blog, Autobiography and Biography, History, Politics
03/15/2010 - 9:42am

She took the throne as a young and somewhat malleable girl, married for love, and spent the greater part of her reign as the formidable Widow of Windsor. Her children and grandchildren held thrones throughout Europe, and the Age of Victoria was known for both domestic reform and colonial conquest. Her long and fascinating life has been the subject of numerous books, films, and television series.

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