Wetaskiwin Public Library

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New Large Print Collection for the library!

20 January 2012

Thanks to the hard work of our dedicated staff, Manager, and the Wetaskiwin City Council, the Wetaskiwin Public Library will be revitalizing our Large Print Collection in the upcoming months!

It is our hope that everyone in need of visual reading aids will check out our new, updated collection.

Welcome our new Children's Programmer

04 January 2012

The Wetaskiwin Public Library Board and its staff would like to welcome our new Children's Programmer into the fold. Tamara comes to us with lots of great ideas, experience, and enthusiasm. Please help us welcome her!

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Wonderous Winter Reads

Red Mist

By: Patricia Cornwell
Forbidden

By: Ted Dekker Tosca Lee
Triangles

By: Ellen Hopkins

New Fiction

Twilight The Graphic Novel Volume 2

By: Stephenie Meyer
Inheritance

By: Christopher Paolini
The Litigators

By: John Grisham

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Library Hours:

Monday	10:00-8:00pm
Tuesday	10:00-8:00pm
Wednesday	10:00-8:00pm
Thursday	10:00-8:00pm
Friday	10:00-5:00pm
Saturday	10:00-5:00pm
Sunday	Closed

Please note: public access computers shut down 15 minutes before closing.

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Phone: (780) 361-4446
Fax: (780) 352-3266

Manager of Administrative Services: Rachelle Kuzyk @ 780-361-4458

5002 – 51 Avenue
Wetaskiwin, Alberta
T9A 0V1

The Wetaskiwin Public Library is located in downtown Wetaskiwin.

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