There have been several newspapers to come out of Palmer, Massachusetts, with the most prominent name being the Palmer Journal. Before the Palmer Journal was published on April 6, 1850, by Gordon M. Fisk, there were two other newspapers.
(Tufts University / free access) Contains a variety of primary sources related to the study of ancient Greece and Rome.
(Gale / funded by MBLC and MLS) Offers a variety of job-seeking and career-building resources including personalized career assessments, comprehensive career information, job searching, and resume editing tools.
The list below provides information gathered from press releases and other public notices about certain recalls of FDA-regulated products. Not all recalls have press releases or are posted on this page. The Recalls, Market Withdrawals & Safety Alerts are available on FDA’s website for three years before being archived. To search archived content, visit Search FDA … Continued
Remote access with your Palmer Public Library card. Language learning lessons for 30 languages, including Spanish, Chinese, Irish, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese, and more. Access is restricted to Palmer residents. If you are a Palmer resident and your library card number doesn’t allow access, please call the library. (Rosetta Stone / funded by the Palmer Public … Continued
Access archived issues of the Springfield Republican and Springfield Union Newspapers. Springfield Republican (Daily): 1844 – 1946Springfield Republican (Weekly): 1824-1941Springfield Union: 1864 – 1988
(Gale / funded by the Palmer Public Library) Offers test preparation materials and practice tests for GED, HiSET, AP, ASVAB, SAT, NCLEX, PRAXIS, GRE, LSAT, TOEFL, and many more.