Curbside pickups, phone and web orders are still available.Â
The need for the part-time workers was limited because customer services have been reduced during the pandemic.
The branch, in downtown Clayton, will be disinfected before reopening for curbside service.
Here are the bestselling books from Publishers Weekly for the week that ended Aug. 1.
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NEW YORK (AP) — A new book by former President George W. Bush will highlight an issue which now sets him apart from many of his fellow Republi…
The "Big Bang Theory" star said she won a bidding war for the rights to the novel of the same name by Chris Bohjalian.
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Here are the bestsellers from Publishers Weekly for the week that ended July 25.
St. Louisan Elsa Hart sets new mystery in England; "The Cabinets of Barnaby Mayne" goes on sale Tuesday.
Buildings closed Wednesday until further notice.
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This has been a hellaciously hot July. So here are 10 books set in hot weather or steamy locations that might help you cool down.
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Jennifer Hillier puts a unique spin on the family thriller with a tense plot that includes a view of complicated characters.
Here are the bestselling books from Publishers Weekly for the week that ended July 18.
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75 years after the war, historical fiction finds new stories to explore.
Here are the bestselling books from Publishers Weekly for the week that ended July 11.
In Andrew Stack's latest, a global terrorist plot is carried out by a group calling itself Crna Ruka, the Bosnian phrase for Black Hand.
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Here are the bestselling books from Publishers Weekly for the week that ended July 4.
Qiu Xiaolong publishes 10th novel featuring Inspector Chen.
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