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As a creator of an iCloud Shared Photo Library, you have the privilege to delete your Shared Library at any time. This can be beneficial when you no longer want to share your pictures and videos with the current participants or when you want to open a new Shared Library with a different set of people. When deleting a library you created, you can choose to either move all of the library’s content into your Personal Library or only move the content you added to it.

All participants in the library will receive a notification when the creator deletes the Shared Library and they’ll be able to access all of the shared assets as long as they have been part of the group for over 7 days. If a participant had been part of the library for less than 7 days, then they’ll only be able to…

Wickliffe Public Library will be hosting an Early Childhood Resource Fair from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Oct. 19.

The public is invited to come for an open house providing information and resources helping children birth through 5 years old residing in surrounding communities, according to a news release.

The Wickliffe Family Resource Center, Lifeline, Birthright Lake Inc., Help Me Grow, and Crossroads Early Intervention will be in attendance.

Giveaways and raffle baskets will be provided. No registration is required.

The library is located at 1713 Lincoln Road.

James Willis, author of the soon to be released book “Northern Ohio Legends & Lore” will be at Morley Library on Oct. 9 for a sneak peek at strange and spooky tales about pickled fingers, a wonder dog, Public Enemy #1, the Hinkley buzzards, a stop in Hell Town, and more.

This 6:30 p.m. program is free but register at www.morleylibrary.org or by calling 440-352-3383. The library is located at 184 Phelps St. in Painesville.

Willis has been chasing after all things strange and spooky for over 30 years, most recently with his organization, The Ghosts of Ohio, according to a news release. He also is the author of over a dozen books, including “The Big Book Of Ohio Ghost Stories,” “Haunted Indiana,” and “Weird Ohio.”

Earlier this month, Netflix said that it’s ending the 30-day long free trial that it used to entice people into getting a subscription. Today, during its earnings call, the company stated that it’s exploring new ways for people to experience its library before they get a subscription.

The first test the streaming giant is performing is a free weekend-long trial. The company will start this experiment in India, where it’ll offer its service for free on the weekend of December 4, as reported by Protocol.

India is the first of many countries where Netflix will test this two-day “Streamfest” to hopefully gain more subscribers. The company would want to compete with Disney+ Hotstar in the market, which has more than 8 million…