[OPLINLIST] 2004 Summer Reading Workshops
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Apologies for cross-postings!
Discover New Trails @ Your Library
Registration is now open for the 2004 Summer Reading Workshops. Go to
http://www.slocem.lib.oh.us/ and click on "current ... SLO workshops" to
view the 2004 workshop schedule and information. The 2004 Summer
Reading Program is a collaborative project of twenty-seven states. The
states worked together to provide high quality summer reading program
materials for children at the lowest cost possible for public
libraries. This year's theme is "Discover New Trails @ Your Library"
opening up a world of possibilities for children's librarians to create
Summer reading opportunities and projects for their patrons.
Six workshops will be held throughout Ohio.
1. Arcanum Public Library in Darke County will hold a workshop on
Friday, March 5 at the Castine Church of the Brethren in Arcanum.
2. OVAL will hold a workshop on Friday, March 5 at Rio Grande
Community College in Rio Grande.
3. NOLA will hold a workshop on Friday, March 5 at the Austintown
Branch of the Youngstown-Mahoning Library in Austintown.
4. SOLO will hold a workshop on Thursday, March 11 at Undo's
Restaurant in St. Clairsville.
5. Williams County Public Library will hold a workshop on Friday,
March 12 at NW State Community College in Archbold.
6. The State Library of Ohio will hold a workshop on Friday, March 12
at the State Library in Columbus. 7.
Seating is limited at all workshops. Please register early to secure a
place in the audience.
If you have any questions about the Summer Reading Program Workshops and/or
how to register, please contact Jo Kimmet at lpd@sloma.state.oh.us.
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<big>Apologies for cross-postings! <br>
Discover New Trails @ Your Library
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Registration is now open for the 2004 Summer Reading Workshops. Go
to
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://www.slocem.lib.oh.us/">http://www.slocem.lib.oh.us/</a>
and click on "current ... SLO workshops" to
view the 2004 workshop schedule and information. The 2004 Summer
Reading Program is a collaborative project of twenty-seven
states. The states worked together to provide high quality summer
reading
program materials for children at the lowest cost possible for public
libraries. This year's theme is "Discover New Trails @ Your Library"
opening up a world of possibilities for children's librarians to create
Summer reading opportunities and projects for their patrons. <br>
<br>
Six workshops will be held throughout Ohio. <br>
1. Arcanum Public Library in Darke County will hold a workshop on
Friday, March 5 at the Castine Church of the Brethren in Arcanum. <br>
2. OVAL will hold a workshop on Friday, March 5 at Rio Grande
Community
College in Rio Grande. <br>
3. NOLA will hold a workshop on Friday, March 5 at the Austintown
Branch of the Youngstown-Mahoning Library in Austintown. <br>
4. SOLO will hold a workshop on Thursday, March 11 at Undo's
Restaurant
in St. Clairsville. <br>
5. Williams County Public Library will hold a workshop on Friday,
March
12 at NW State Community College in Archbold. <br>
6. The State Library of Ohio will hold a workshop on Friday, March
12
at the State Library in Columbus. 7. <br>
<br>
Seating is limited at all workshops. Please register early to secure
a
place in the audience. <br>
If you have any questions about the Summer Reading Program Workshops
and/or
<br>
how to register, please contact Jo Kimmet at <a
class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:lpd@sloma.state.oh.us">lpd@sloma.state.oh.us</a>.
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