On Sunday, Nov. 24, the Friends of the Coy Library in Shippensburg hosted a successful annual tea. Three of the Friends are pictured getting delicious goodies ready for their guests.
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For the sixth consecutive year, real estate taxes will not rise for Cumberland County residents.
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The Coy Library, located at 73 W. King St. in downtown Shippensburg, has recently received a significant donation of books. The donated volumes currently occupy a vast majority of the library's annex, located above the Book Nook.
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The Cumberland County Library System Foundation has received a $2,000 EITC contribution from Riverview Bank in support of the 2020 Summer Learning Program. Riverview Bank is well known for its support of literacy and educational initiatives.
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Four local authors and/or illustrators will visit the John Graham Public Library in December. Everyone is welcome to come meet the authors, who will be signing copies of their latest books.
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Mount Holly Springs will again feature the annual Santa House at Amelia Givin Library on North Baltimore Avenue.
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At left, Jody Cole, Coy Library director, recently receives a check from Karen Wetzler, Friends of the Library member.
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Visit the Coy Library in downtown Shippensburg, and view the most recently completed project.
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Domestic Violence Services of Cumberland & Perry Counties (DVSCP) is teaming up with Bosler Memorial Library to put on a free educational presentation for anyone wishing to learn more about domestic and dating violence. The presentation is being led by DVSCP's Public Education Coordinator Emily Ott at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 6, at Bosler Memorial Library, located at 158 W. High St. in Carlisle.
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All public libraries in Cumberland County will be closed on Oct. 30 so that library staff may attend a continuing education event.
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The Coy Public Library, located at 73 W. King St. in Shippensburg, will hold its 14th annual tea from 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 24, in the new programming room.
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Library Celebration Day is set for 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 28, in Shippensburg.
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Mark your calendar for the Friends of the John Graham Library’s annual Fall Festival from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 21.
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The Penn State Master Gardeners will offer free workshops at the John Graham Library on Mondays, Sept. 16 and Sept. 23. Admittance is free, but spaces are limited. Contact the library at: (717) 776-5900, or johngraham@ccpa.net to reserve your place.
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The Friends of the Coy Library continue to donate impressive sums generated from their efforts of selling books at the Book Nook, along with their sales of books on Amazon.
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Cumberland Valley Rising (CVR), is hosting a free, "nonpartisan" series at Bosler Memorial Library aimed at improving civil discourse and civic understanding. The sessions for this three-part series will occur on three separate Tuesdays in September.
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The Coy Public Library in Shippensburg is offering a five-week program entitled ‘Family and Me for 1-2-3.’
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A marathon read-aloud highlights two days of activities to mark Banned Book Month.
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County officials in parts of Central Pennsylvania have set up cooling centers for people to seek refuge from the extreme heat.
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The Coy Public Library of Shippensburg held a Climate Up Close Program in the new programming room on Aug. 8.
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