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Accepting Book Donations…

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In preparation for their upcoming book sale, the Friends of the Newark Public Library are now accepting donations. …

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NPL Board of Trustees Vacancies…

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On June 30th, 2023, the terms of two currently elected members of the Newark Public Library's Board of Trustees are expiring. These positions are currently held by Ms. Chris Mizro and Ms. Deb Barry. If you are interested in filling these two (2) …

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Verses in the Village…

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Deadline to submit a poem, limerick, or verse is Monday, March 13th. In celebration of National Poetry Month in April, Newark Public Library and Wayne County Council for the Arts are excited to announce Newark’s first annual Verses in the …

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Want to share your creative talents with others? Come to our art swap THIS Friday, March 31st at 4pm! Come and journal at the library tomorrow at 5pm! Just sign up and bring a journal! For adults ages 18 and up. SnapEd is back again TOMORROW at 10:30am with a presentation chock full of green leafy goodness! A huge thank you to everyone who was kind enough to donate fabric to our Thumbs and Thimbles group! This week's word is: Frolic. Take a look at the beautiful pieces that were made! If these paintings intrigue you then be sure to sign up for next month's Paint & Sip! The second program that went on today was Paint & Sip! Here's some pictures from the beginning of the class, right after everyone received their mocktail mimosa! It was a busy Saturday at the Newark Public Library! Two programs going on at once! The first program was the first part of the Newark-Arcadia Historical Society's Spring Lecture Series with John Zornow speaking on downtown Newark businesses before the urban renewal of the 1970s. We had SO much fun turning old, well loved books, into pretty pieces of art last Friday! 📚
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