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Local Author to Read from her New Book

Local Author to Read from her New Book
Author Beth Fain’s new book Good Grief: A Caremap for the Grief Journey is written for anyone connected to grief, whether you sustained the loss or it affects someone you care about.
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July Monday Movie Madness at Central

July Monday Movie Madness at Central
Are you tired of watching yet another reality program on TV, on yet another summer evening?
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It's Not Too Late for Summer Reading Fun
Even if you missed the big summer reading kickoff a couple of weeks ago, you still have time to take part in our summer reading program for 2009.
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Plan your “Staycation” with the Library

Plan your “Staycation” with the Library
With many people sticking close to home this summer season, why not plan a “Staycation” at the Forsyth County Public Library.
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Attention:  Southside Customers

Attention: Southside Customers
Even though roadwork is taking place on Buchanan Street, the Southside Branch is OPEN and is accessible!
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Hey kids, find books for summer reading through Lexile

Hey kids, find books for summer reading through Lexile's Find-a-Book
Students can use this free, online tool to build custom reading lists of books on the subjects that interest them.
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Balancing Hormones Naturally

Balancing Hormones Naturally
This informative lecture will discuss a holistic, non-drug related approach to women's hormone-related health concerns.
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Library Awarded NEA Big Read Grant

Library Awarded NEA Big Read Grant
The Forsyth Co. Public Library, in partnership with Z. Smith Reynolds Library at Wake Forest University, has been awarded a prestigious $10,000 Big Read grant from the National Endowment for the Arts for the annual community read project this fall.
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Summer Movie Series

Summer Movie Series
Welcome to Southside’s Summer Movie Series - Wednesday Night at the Movies and Fun Feature Fridays.
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Public Library Use Surges During Recession

Public Library Use Surges During Recession
When economic times are tough, Public Libraries take on extra importance for communities.
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Art Project Invites You to Leave Your Mark

Art Project Invites You to Leave Your Mark
It’s not often that libraries encourage their customers to do anything with the books they borrow other than read them, but a unique artistic experiment in our library system is about to change all that.
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Central Library closed on Sundays for the Summer

Central Library closed on Sundays for the Summer
Central Library is now closed on Sundays through Labor Day weekend. Central Library will resume Sunday hours beginning Sunday, September 13.
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Library Announces Summer Reading Details

Library Announces Summer Reading Details
The Forsyth County Public Library will officially kick-off our summer reading program Saturday, June 13th, from 10 am to 3 pm behind Central Library on 4 ½ street.
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660 West Fifth Street
Winston-Salem, NC 27101
(336) 703-BOOK (2665)
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