Mark Troendle is a journalist for HometownSource, covering a wide range of topics and events in the local community. With a focus on highlighting the stories and experiences of the people in the area, Mark's articles often delve into the history, culture, and happenings of the community, including features on local libraries, events, and community organizations.
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Mark Troendle's coverage primarily focuses on local events and promotions related to books, reading, libraries, prizes, and reviews. Given the high percentage of press releases and announcements in his work, he may be particularly responsive to pitches that provide detailed information about upcoming local events or new developments within the community library.
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By: Mark Troendle
Visit the library's gallery in November and December to view Dan Petrov's introspective realist paintings.
By: Mark Troendle
November is National Family Caregivers Month. While caregiving can be immensely rewarding, it also brings unique challenges and life changes.
Most of us can fondly recall the picture books that marked our childhood or the early years of our children.
Discover Cookie-Inspired Fun at Stillwater Public Library! Calling all cookie lovers!
of 4 “So Cold” play in the Discovery Room With the changing seasons come new activities in the Discovery Room!
By: Mark Troendle
of 3 Navigating family during the holidays Each month, our staff stocks the rolling cart near the Information Desk and the round table near the St.
of 2 Mary Ann Sandeen Day The City of Stillwater proclaimed Dec. 18, 2024, as Mary Ann Sandeen Day, honoring a remarkable
A library look at 2024 It's that time of year when we look back at what our patrons have been reading.
In the Gallery: Bound by Nature
A fond farewell to two cherished staff members
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