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Off the Shelf: Summer Love at the Library

by Manuela Denes Views: 57

Coming Soon!

Select branches start to reopen. You’ll be able to come into the Kingsville branch starting Monday, July 26. We’re taking it slow to ensure that our staff and you are kept safe when walking through our doors.

Thank you for your amazing support by using our curbside pickup and mailing services. You’ve ordered our book bundles and you’ve watched our program videos.

We look forward to the day when we do all those things in person!

Summer of Discovery

With certain COVID restrictions still in place our summer programming will once again be virtual. But, that doesn’t mean it won’t be fun! We’ve got crafting and DIY projects that will keep you and the kids busy.

Storytime takes place every Wednesday at 9. If you miss a video, don’t worry! You’ll be able to find them easily on our Facebook and YouTube playlists. And, this year we’re celebrating our communities!

For one week we’ll feature one community, that means you Kingsville! Local trivia, contests and giveaways are coming your way.

For the latest news and updates check our website and social media: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube

Next time: What’s new from Libby!

Author: Manuela Denes

Manuela Denes was born and raised in Windsor. She graduated from the University of Windsor with a BA in English Literature. Strangely enough, she went on to work at Chrysler Canada for twelve years.

Halfway through her stint there, she decided to fulfil a dream and started to work on her MLIS. After four years she received her degree from Wayne State University and to add to her resume received a  BEd from the University of Windsor.

Manuela moved to Tokyo, Japan for two years where she implemented a library program for the Canadian International School.

A year later upon her return to Canada, she was hired as a Resource Assistant with the Essex County Library working first at the Toldo branch in Lakeshore. Then she was off to Amherstburg as a Community Supervisor. Her most recent position with ECL is Manager, Community Services. 

When she saw that the Kingsville Times was online, she sent a message on Instagram asking about doing a weekly news article about what’s happening at the library.

Thank you Mary Ellen Havlik and Jody Smith for giving us a space to brag about the library and share news with our amazing Kingsville, Cottam and Ruthven supporters!

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