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Teen Tech week at the Library
Teen Tech Week 2010 is March 7-13th. This national initiative aimed at teens and their teachers and parents encourages teens to take advantage of the library’s many non-print resources.
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Kirigami paper art class coming to Clemmons
What’s Kirigami? It’s a Japanese form of paper art that includes precision folding and cutting of paper. Class will be taught by Margie Carter, known to many as the “Wallpaper Queen.”
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Carver to Host Family Reading Night
Ahoy me mates! Join Pirate Patti Cake, Oceana the Mermaid and Pirate Percy (the ever-changing) Possum as they discover the “The Mystery at Coral Reef.”
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Walkertown to temporarily close for carpet installation
The Walkertown Branch Library will close Tuesday, March 16 through Saturday, March 20 in order to install new carpet in the Library.
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Need help with computer basics?
Free, one-on-one help with computer basics is now available on Wednesday afternoons at the Reynolda Manor Branch Library.
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Popular Home & Garden Series Returns
The Library is again pleased to announce a series of informative gardening programs throughout spring presented in partnership with the Forsyth County Cooperative Extension Service.
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Spring Book Sales Right Around the Corner
If you’re a book lover and bargain shopper then we have a great deal for you at one of the upcoming Friends of the Library spring book sales.
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Lewisville Antiques Appraisal Fair
The Friends of the Lewisville Library invite everyone to their annual Antiques Appraisal Fair fundraiser on Saturday, March 13.
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Drop-in Job-Seekers Computer Lab
With tough economic times all around, the Central Library is offering free computer lab time to anyone who needs to create or update a resume.
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Got your NC Tax Forms?
Finding your State Income Tax Forms will be more of a challenge this year, but convenient if you are a computer user.
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FREE Federal and State Tax Assistance
Forsyth County residents can once again count on tax assistance from VITA and AARP at Library locations.
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