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PONTIAC PUBLIC LIBRARY 60 E. PIKE STREET Phone: 248-758-3942 PONTIAC, MI 48342 Fax: 248-758- 3990
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Playaways have arrived at the Pontiac Public Library! Playaways are
lightweight, compact, easy-to-use players that are pre-loaded with an
audiobook. Recorded Books on
Playaways allow patrons to listen to their favorite Recorded Books on a
self-playing digital audiobook.
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CHECK OUT WHAT'S NEW !!!!!! MeLCat, World Book Encyclopedia Online, MP3 Audio Books, Music CDs, Playaways, DVDs, Magazines & Books Adult Programs Blog--NEW!! Storytime
Award Winning Books
Newbery Award Caldecott Award Mitten Award
"PPL Supports U. S. Census 2010" Questionnaire Assistance Center From March 19 - April 19 The Pontiac
Public Library will be a Questionnaire Assistance Center. A representative from
the US Census office will be at the library to
answer any questions about the survey and assist the public in filling
out the
census form.
COLLEGE PLANNING WORKSHOP
Tuesday, March 9th 1-2:30pm Tuesday, March 16th 6-7:30pm
Planning for your children's education is very important. What are your options and where do you start? How has the economy affected this goal? Fresh Flower Arranging Class Wednesday March 24th 6-7pm Back by popular demand. Learn to create beautiful flower arrangements with Jody. Please call the library to register 248-758-3942.
ADULT BOOK CLUB
JOIN US ON March 22, 6-7PM WE WILL BE DISCUSSING DEPARTURES By Adrienne Bellamy
Amber's mother, Paula has only three priorities- men, money and how to get more of both. Luckily this Philadelphia neighborhood is full of other women for Amber to look up to. There's Sheila, who instead of mourning her no-good husband, digs up his corpse and gives him the biggest backlash of his life... or afterlife. There's Reba, a mother of six, who finds love in all the right places- outside of Philly and away from her husband. And there's Lucy, a successful businesswoman looking for a man who appreciates- and deserves-to be married to her.
The Pontiac
Public Library strives to provide a positive and safe environment for
all patrons, especially families and children. It is recognized that
unattended or disruptive children at the library can represent a serious
concern. Responsibility for
behavior and well-being of children using the library rests with the
parents/guardian/caregiver, not with library staff. The library is a
public building and it is not safe for young children to be left alone. Children 12
years and younger must be attended by a responsible caregiver of at
least 14 years of age. If children younger than 12 years of age are
found without a responsible caregiver, staff will attempt to locate the
parent/guardian/caregiver and reunite them with the children. If those
persons cannot be located either within the library building or at home
within one hour, or if the building is closing, staff will contact the
local police department to pick up the children. The library is
not a playground. Patrons must maintain appropriate behavior at all
times. Disruptive behavior will not be tolerated and may serve as ground
for removal of the child from the building. Email questions and comments to: Pont@tln.lib.mi.us
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