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Neale Stokes, Librarian III, Digital Content Team

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World’s Strongest Teenager: Interview with the director of "Supergirl"
At first glance, Naomi Kutin looks like a typical American teenager—until you see her squat a barbell over twice her bodyweight.
The Liberator: Librarians Work to Preserve Early 20th-Century L.A. African American Newspaper
The Liberator is an early 20th-century Los Angeles African American newspaper, whose owner and editor, Jefferson Lewis Edmonds, was born enslaved and spent twenty years in bondage before Emancipation.
Menus of New Year's Past
What will you eat this New Year's Eve? However we plan to celebrate the new year, Angelenos have a lot of dinner options this December 31st—from buck-fifty street tacos to a $285 tasting menu at Spago.
This Mom is Visiting All 73 Library Branches
Los Angeles is massive, and the library has seventy-three locations serving almost every part of the city, from San Pedro to Sylmar.
Stories From the Map Cave: The Tongva
Before Los Angeles, there was Yangna, home to the Tongva people, Native Americans who numbered at least 5,000 in the Los Angeles Basin before the arrival of Europeans.
Bike to Work Day at LAPL: Great Books About Cycling for Everyone
While today is Bike to Work Day, a few of us at the Library cycle to work every day. People ride bikes for many reasons, but for me it’s just a familiar habit. I worked as a bike mechanic for a while, and I've ridden a bike to get around for years.
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