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Cuts Hurt!
Libraries across Allegheny County have been hit hard by funding cuts in the 2010 budget. These cuts have lead to a reduction in services, resources and hours of operation. We know times are tough right now, but, for those who can, we ask that you consider making a donation to your library. Every little bit you give goes a long way to ensure the continuation of the great library service you've come to expect in Allegheny County.
Please click HERE to make your donation today.
2.9.2010- Hello Kitty, Hello World Storytime (6:30-7:30 p.m.)
From plush dolls, erasers, and gum, to toasters and diamond jewelry, Hello Kitty's face has been on everything for the past 35 years. And now, we're celebrating this cute, fashionable cat with a storytime. Hear all about Hello Kitty's adventures, dress her up with adorable magnetic accessories, express your creative flair and sample some fun, sprinkled cupcakes that are almost as sweet as Hello Kitty herself! This program is open to children in grades K-2. Pre-registration is required for this program and space is limited.
Please click HERE to register.
2.12.2010- Fiesta Fridays (4:00-4:45 p.m.)
Come join Senorita Sara for Fiesta Fridays. Get a mix of Spanish and fun through games, musica, stories, crafts, and mucho more. If you want some time to relax after school on Fridays, don't just take a siesta. Come make friends, learn some new words in espanol, and grab some chips and salsa while learning about their unique culture in fun and exciting ways.
Click HERE for more information and to register.
3.3.2010- One Book, One Community Book Discussion (7:00-8:00 p.m.)
The Allegheny County Library Association is pleased to announce the 8th annual One Book, One Community program. One Book programs are bringing communities together for stimulating discussions, and to challenge stereotypes and generate ideas. The goal of One Book, One Community in Allegheny County is to build a better community through reading and civic discourse.
This year's selection is A Walk in the Woods: Rediscovering America on the Appalachian Trail by Bill Bryson. All are welcome to attend this discussion and no registration is required. For more information contact the Green Tree Library at (412) 921.9292.
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Phone: (412) 921.9292
Email: greentree@einetwork.net
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