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Kids
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DIY Storytime
Meet your friends at the library for a storytime you design yourself! We’ll have the storytime room set up with felt board stories, books, toys and…Willoughby Public LibraryMore Details
Teens
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Learn and Play Chess Club at Willoughby Library
All ages and skill levels are welcome. Enjoy playing against people of various experience levels, in a friendly environment. An excellent opportunity to learn strategies and…Willoughby Public LibraryMore Details
Adults
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Internet Safety and Avoiding Scams
Learn how to be safe online, create secure passwords, and avoid common scams.Willowick Public LibraryMore Details
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Spring Into Reading Adult Challenge Recommendations
Continue Reading: Spring Into Reading Adult Challenge RecommendationsLibrary staff Brianna and Miranda gave recommendations for the Spring Into Reading Adult Challenge on Instagram! Below is what they recommended. All titles can be found in our catalog or on Libby. Book with a pastel cover: Finlay Donovan is Killing It by Elle Cosimano When reading this series, Miranda recommends suspending your disbelief a lot. Once you suspend your disbelief, you will have
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Spring Into Reading Adult Challenge Recommendations
Continue Reading: Spring Into Reading Adult Challenge RecommendationsLibrary staff Brianna and Miranda gave recommendations for the Spring Into Reading Adult Challenge on Instagram! Below is what they recommended. All titles can be found in our catalog or on Libby. Book with a pastel cover: Finlay Donovan is Killing It by Elle Cosimano When reading this series, Miranda recommends suspending your disbelief a lot. Once you suspend your disbelief, you will have
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Program Pairing: Plants at War
Continue Reading: Program Pairing: Plants at WarImages of war rarely include green and growing things. It may surprise you to learn that botany and horticulture played an important role in both World War I and World War II. From victory gardens to milkweed drives, with stories from the battlefield and our own backyards, this presentation will examine how plants have helped us mobilize