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Oak Park Public Library News
June 26, 2012
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Where do you stand? Throughout July, tell us in person or on Facebook . We’ll have onsite voting stations asking you to vote for the headline you want to see about a future Oak Park. And we’ll be asking you how we can help you reach your future goals and potential.
Onsite voting schedule is:
• Main Library (June 29 through July 5)
• Dole Branch (July 6 through July 12)
• Maze Branch (July 14 through July 20)
We're juggling a lot of creative, collaborative ideas. So your vote matters, and our future together depends on it. Learn more about our future-focused and community-driven launch pad . |
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FICTION
The Bartender's Tale
Ivan Doig
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FICTION
A Partial History of Lost Causes
Jennifer BuBois
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NONFICTION
A World of Curiosities
John Oldale
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MUSIC
Little Broken Hearts
Norah Jones
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Find your next great reading experience
We recently came across this guide to reading and walking at the same time and immediately thought of all you Oak Parkers who fill every possible moment with reading. We know you’ll never run out of books to read, but we can help with your “what to read next” dilemma. We offer up a rotating list of great reading, viewing, and listening choices on our website. Follow us on Twitter or Facebook where we share even more suggestions. If you need any additional motivation to read this summer, join our summer reading program for a chance to win great prizes! |
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Like our Friends on Facebook
Connect with the Friends of the Library at facebook.com/friendsoppl to get news about sponsored events and updates about volunteer needs. Volunteers are always needed to help sort books in advance of the Annual Book Fair held on August 3 and 4, 2012.
You can also like Oak Park Public Library at facebook.com/oakparkpubliclibrary . |
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Teens volunteer summer hours
We have a great crew of teen volunteers again this summer. The Art Attack team has already installed their original earth-friendly caterpillars and mushrooms in front of the Main Library and at Austin Gardens. Says one teen artist, “It took a surprising amount of work, but we're cool. And done. It looks so freaking amazing.” Other teen volunteers are working on a photography project inspired by the historical photo collection of Philander Barclay, designing t-shirts to advertise the teen volunteer program, searching for misplaced books, and keeping library materials in order. Read more › |
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Oak Park, IL 60301
708-383-8200
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845 Gunderson Ave.
Oak Park, IL 60304
708-386-4751
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Oak Park, IL 60302
708-386-9032
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