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Announcing Ohio Here to Help
The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services is pleased to announce a new website designed to be a one-stop source of information for Ohio’s unemployed workers and their families.

Visit Ohio Here to Help –
or www.ohioheretohelp.com.

    

Learn Computer Basics
Through a grant from Connect Ohio, the Every Citizen Online program is a series of three courses covering Computer Essentials, Internet Essentials, and Email with Gmail. After completing all three courses, students receive a certificate of completion.  For more information,
email Librarian Kelly.
Text Box: Summer Reading 2013: Reading Rodeo June 4 - July 30, 2013 Will you earn your sheriff’s star this summer? Soon we will begin signing kids up for a summer of Wild West fun. Kids ranging in age from birth to fourth grade can Saddle Up and Read from June 4 - July 30, and earn prizes as they read or are read to. We "mustache" teens in fifth through twelfth grade to sign up for our Teen Reading Program, with a mustache photobomb contest, and Facebook mustache book reviews. Teens who complete a reading log will receive $5000 (in fake money) to spend at our Teen Prize Auction / Moustache Party, scheduled for Tuesday, July 30 at 5:00 p.m.  We've packed the library's calendar with special events including live bugs, animals visiting from the Columbus Zoo, music jamborees, hoedown dance parties, boot stompin' times, science magic, a live hedgehog magic show, a cowboy roping class, a cowboy sing-along, and a cowboy fun show. After all, we know that libraries and kids go together like horses and saddles!  Find out more... Shake, Rattle & Roll Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m.; June 4 - July 30  Note: on June 11, we will have a Music Jamboree by noted Children's Performer Dorie Phillips instead of Storytime Share books, rhymes, felt board, shaky eggs, instruments, scarves, and a simple art activity with your child, all in a cozy lapsit format. For children ages 1-3 accompanied by an actively participating adult. Music & Movement Storytime Wednesdays at 11:00 a.m. June 5 - July 31  Be active with stories, music, movement, and simple art activities. Have fun while learning important skills for Kindergarten. Best for children ages 3-6, but all are welcome.

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Address:  111 E. Lake Ave.         Phone:  937-845-3601

Sunday-Monday:  Closed      Tuesday: 10:00am-8:00 pm

Wednesday: 10:00am-6:00 pm    Thursday: NOON-8:00 pm

Friday-Saturday: 10:00am-6:00pm


Be a Library Hero….Volunteer!
You, too can join our elite corps of dedicated adult volunteers.  You can make a big difference in the quality of library service in our community by sharing your time and talent.

If you have an hour a week (or more) for your hometown library, please contact Ted Allison, Library Director, at 845-3601, ext. 204, or Kelly Palma, Circulation Manager, at 845-3601, ext. 203.