Orangeville Public Library
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The Library operates from the Mill Street and Alder Street locations to provide access to a vast and varied library collection.
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The Orangeville Public Library would like to give thanks to all of those students, teacher-librarians, and family members who participated in this year’s Battle of the Books. Both the Intermediate and Junior Battles were met with much success. Congratulations to all students who participated and we hope to see you again next year for Battle 2017!
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Orangeville Public Library is excited to launch a NEW Tech Help @ the Library program. Staff will be available to provide hands on assistance to help you with tablets, iPads, eReaders, computers and smartphones. Come to our launch during Orangeville Seniors' Week to find our more.
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NEW - Arabic-English picture books are available at both locations. Click here for titles http://bit.ly/1TQKZMk ODSS is hosting a coffee house to welcome Syrian families into our community tonight from 6-8 p.m. in the ODSS Library.
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Canada’s official Census Day is today - Tuesday, May 10. Come to the library to complete your 2016 Census form online. Both OPL branches have free Wi-Fi and computers with Internet access.
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Join Canadian award-winning author and teacher Richard Scarsbrook for the third in a series of creative writing workshops. This two hour workshop focuses on how to develop realistic characters and settings, the role settings can play in a story, and how to write realistic and compelling dialogue.
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Enjoy your special day!
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Kids of all ages love LEGO. Drop by Mill Street on Saturday afternoon for some family fun. Our big bin of LEGO will be waiting for you!
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Spencer Avenue Public School has won the Orangeville Public Library’s Battle of the Books, junior division (Grades 4, 5 and 6). Teams from different schools competed May 6th in a ‘round robin’ tournament to test the students’ knowledge of books read from a variety of genres. The purpose of this program is to promote literacy by encouraging students to read and have fun in a friendly competition amongst peers. Pictured are the winners from Spencer Avenue Public School: (left to right, front) Maren O’Keefe, Kaelyn Shillum, Liam MacDonald, Sabrina Perry, and Mariko Kato (left to right, back) Joshua Peters, Abbas Abdulaziz, teacher Sandra McLarnon, Kernan Rogers, coach Ethan Todd, and Audree-Ann Wakeford.
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Battle of the Books, an exciting team reading competition between local schools (Grade 4, 5, & 6), is tomorrow (May 6) starting at 9 a.m., at the Alder Street Recreation Centre. The public is welcome to attend.
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Alder Street branch closed today. Regular hours at Mill Street Library.
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Come to the launch to find out more about this new service.
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Tuesdays at Alder. ECRR Story Time for Everyone at 10:15 a.m., ECRR Story Time for Babies at 1:30 p.m., and LEGO Club at 4 p.m.
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