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Tag Archives: Summer Reading Program
The Polk-Wisdom Branch Library is now open!
Polk-Wisdom Branch Library On Saturday, April 13th, the Polk-Wisdom Branch Library hosted a re-opening celebration. Many gathered to meet community leaders, listened to wonderful programs, and enjoyed the newly remodeled facility! Features: The newly remodeled Polk-Wisdom Branch offers: Pending LEED … Continue reading
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It was a summer of fun at the Renner Frankford Branch
It’s been an exciting summer here at the Renner Frankford Library. We’ve had many great programs that were well attended, some of which we’ll share with you below. The Mayor’s Summer Reading Program was a great success with three times … Continue reading
SRP 2012 – Grand Prize Drawings!
Grand Prize Drawings! This summer was a whirlwind of activity at our 29 Dallas Public Library locations! In addition to offering prizes each week to readers in the Dallas area, we also started a contest this year to encourage our … Continue reading
Event: Lochwood’s Celebration of Reading
The Lochwood Branch Library held A Celebration of Reading! on Saturday, May 12. Eighty parents and children enjoyed an entertaining and educational presentation and activity with Library Live! artist Rolanda Brigham. The children eagerly picked out a free book to … Continue reading
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Library Web Wednesday: NoveList K-8 Plus
Looking for fun children’s books for the summer? Check out NoveList K-8 Plus! Novelist K-8 Plus is a database designed especially for children and teens. It offers an easy-to use interface for young readers, book discussion guides, and the ability to … Continue reading
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