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Update: Riverside Branch Open

A short-term closure for construction at the Riverside Branch is over and patrons are once again welcome inside.  The branch will be open from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM today. The Riverside Branch is having air conditioning work done in preparation for the summer months, so there may be some noise while work is completed. The final work is expected to take approximately two weeks and began March 24. We...
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Use CloudLibrary for Magazines

Digital magazines are now available in the CloudLibrary App!   Looking for digital magazines? They’ve joined our ebooks and eAudiobooks in the CloudLibrary app! CloudLibrary Newsstand offers over 7500 titles in 60 languages, including customer favourites like Time, the New Yorker, National Geographic, and HGTV. Access is unlimited, and all issues are available on demand.   If you’re already using the CloudLibrary App, no action is required on your end. When you...
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March Break Programming

Your Windsor Public Library has you covered this March Break! Check out our New Events Calendar, which is chock full of programs for all ages. There are genealogy kits for kids to take home from our Local History branch, Family Story Time at Bridgeview, Leprechaun Paper Craft at Budimir, and Board Game Night at Forest Glade, to name just a few. Simply visit our New Events Calendar and search for...
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Family Day Weekend Approaches

For many, the Family Day weekend kicks off Friday, February 14th, as it is a PA Day.  If you’re looking for activities and fun for the kids your local library branch could be just the answer.  All branches are open Friday (and Saturday) from 10 am to 6 pm.  We have programs, books, movies and so much more.  Branches are closed on Sunday but the Central, Riverside, and Budimir branches...
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February is Black History Month

The Windsor Public Library helps raise awareness and understanding during Black History Month each February. This year, adults and seniors are invited to the Muir Branch for a discussion and presentation featuring the powerful words written and performed by Maya Angelou and Bob Marley. This series embraces the spirit of Farah Jasmine Griffin’s book, “Read Until You Understand.” The first of four Thursdays dedicated to Black History will take place...
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