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Virtual candidate forums to be co-hosted with the League of Women Voters
The next Consolidated Municipal Election is Tuesday, April 6. Let the Oak Park-River Forest League of Women Voters help you do your voting homework on ...
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We suggest: New(ish) nonfiction titles
By Collection Management Librarian Kathy Sexton Looking for some nonfiction reading suggestions? Discover these recently released under-the-radar gems just waiting for you! Recently new nonfiction ...
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Discover & explore for grade schoolers: Engineer some fun this winter!
By Children's Librarian Shelley Harris Engineering sounds like a big and overwhelming topic, especially for caregivers that aren’t as familiar or comfortable with science. But ...
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COVID-19: Our approach to put people & safety first
As we share information about COVID-19, here's information about how your public library is continuing to serve you during this pandemic. Questions? Contact us now ...
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Let’s work together to keep each other safe
Main Library building capacity is set at 120 total, 40 people per floor; real-time capacity is displayed during open hours on the library website and ...
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Tech Tips: Navigating Google search results, spotting ads
By Digital Learning Librarian John Gargiulo Sign up for biweekly Tech Tips emails » Advertisements are all over the internet these days, and while some are helpful, ...
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Meet Dr. Eve L. Ewing, then join the discussion
Join us in March for three virtual programs centered on the work of Educational Sociologist Dr. Eve L. Ewing, award-winning author and assistant professor at ...
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Sounds, science & snow: Videos & activities for early learners
By Children's Librarian Shelley Harris What kind of things do you hear during the winter? When there’s a lot of snow on the ground, it ...
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