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Virtual Classes with Computer Training Bridge: Google Sheets & eBay

Published by Computer Training Bridge / July 8, 2020

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Fairly Short Fairy Tales Podcast and Writing Contest

Published by Amber McClure / July 7, 2020

Tweens (ages 8-12) can listen in each week for a short retelling of a classic fairy tale from library staff. Afterwards, listeners can stay tuned to hear the short story writing prompt and submit their own fairy tales. Winners will be announced each week and posted on our social media outlets. Please email your stories to Ms. Rudy.

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This Week in Summer Reading: July 6-10

Published by Amber McClure / July 6, 2020

Imagine your story with us during our Summer Reading program. You can enjoy all of our programs in the safety of your own castle by visiting our Summer Reading Page to see all of our program videos. Participate in our reading challenges, make new creations, imagine new stories and have fun! Join us now for our kick off with these fun and imaginative programs.

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Ancestry.com Available From Home till July 31

Published by Amber McClure / June 29, 2020

Great news! Ancestry.com has extended access to this resource from home until the end of July. Now you don't have to leave home to access Ancestry.com! Enjoy this resource for free anywhere until July 31. Take advantage of this rich database with your library card.

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Reynolda Manor Branch Library Update

Published by Amber McClure / June 26, 2020

The To-Go Library will continue at the Reynolda Manor Branch Library but the branch will remain closed to the public while the renovation of the bathrooms is completed. A reopening date will be announced soon. All other Forsyth County Public Libraries will reopen to the public on Monday, June 29th from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.

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Tutor.com Summer Webinar Series

Published by Amber McClure / June 22, 2020

Tutor.com is offering a Summer Webinar Series, with the first one starting June 25 at 3 p.m. Check them out for student success; preparation for preschool, middle and high school and job interview skills. And they are all free!