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2011, January 24 - 3:03pm — editor.westlock
Today's the last chance to get your long weekend reading,Library is closed for the Victoria Day Weekend~Red-Tailed Hawks,now have pin feathers~Freading,eBooks always available to download~With TAL We're Connected, is'nt sharing great~The Balloon Fairies are returning,more info
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Lego Block Party Dates are finalized for this month, click on the Date to sign up. Space is limited, registrants will receive a comfirmation call from the library.
Tues. May 8th 3:30 pm
Sat. May 29th 1 - 2 pm
We are still looking for donations of Lego Blocks to be used for a new program. If you have any Lego that you children have outgrown, we would love to put it to good use! Lego in good condition can be dropped off at the Library during open hours. If your Lego is still in use, we'd welcome a cash donation or donation of new Lego. For more information call 780-349-3060 or email info@westlockibrary.ca
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