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Dear Patrons,
July 6th we take the next step and will be reopening the Children's area of the
library. Our lobby will remain open and the Adult side will remain closed due
to renovations. The library hours will continue to be 10am - 5pm Monday
through Friday.
Changes in the Children's area include: removal of puppets, puppet theater and all toys, limited access to one computer and two ipads, two chairs per table, compliance with 25% occupancy limit required by law. Public internet computers will not be available, at this time.
We require patrons to: wear a mask, practice social distancing, use hand sanitizer, and keep your visit as brief as possible.
Curbside pick-up will continue. Please call (586) 725-0273 x2. Our bookdrop is open 24/7, with items returned being quarantined for 72 hrs.
We appreciate your patience as we move through our reopening phases.
For updates and further details, please visit our Facebook.
July 6th we take the next step and will be reopening the Children's area of the
library. Our lobby will remain open and the Adult side will remain closed due
to renovations. The library hours will continue to be 10am - 5pm Monday
through Friday.
Changes in the Children's area include: removal of puppets, puppet theater and all toys, limited access to one computer and two ipads, two chairs per table, compliance with 25% occupancy limit required by law. Public internet computers will not be available, at this time.
We require patrons to: wear a mask, practice social distancing, use hand sanitizer, and keep your visit as brief as possible.
Curbside pick-up will continue. Please call (586) 725-0273 x2. Our bookdrop is open 24/7, with items returned being quarantined for 72 hrs.
We appreciate your patience as we move through our reopening phases.
For updates and further details, please visit our Facebook.
COVID-2019
We encourage our patrons to follow all recommendations made by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the World Health Organization (WHO), and the State of Michigan. For more information regarding COVID-19 ("Coronavirus"), please see below:
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html
World Health Organization (WHO)
https://www.who.int/emergen…/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019
State of Michigan – COVID-19 ("Coronavirus")
https://www.michigan.gov/coronavirus/
State of Michigan – COVID-19 ("Coronavirus") Mental Health Resources
https://www.michigan.gov/staywell
Teen Summer Reading 2020: Imagine Your Story
June 8th through August 21st, 2020
MPL's Teen Summer Reading Program begins on June 8th, 2020. Our theme for 2020 is Imagine Your Story!
Read fifteen (15) hours before August 21, 2020 to be entered to win one of four Visa gift cards, ranging in total amount from $25 to $100. Teens may read up to twenty (20) hours for an extra entry to win. Entries will be automatically generated here in Beanstack. A drawing will take place on August 22nd to determine our 2020 prize winners!
Please note that students entering 6th grade for the 2020-21 academic school year are welcome to participate in Teen Summer Reading. Registration and logging can be done 100% digitally via Beanstack!
Children's Summer Reading is Here
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Our library's annual Summer Reading program for kids is here! All kids have to do to receive a prize and a free book is read 50 days this summer. We recommend counting all days wihere you read at least 15 minutes. Prizes will be available on a date to be determined. To participate just create an account at https://macdonaldlibrary.beanstack.org/reader365. We have a paper log also available if you'd like to download and print it to track reading.
June programs (Wednesdays at 11 am, held virtually)
July 15th: Fairy Tale Science (Week 2) (on Facebook Live)
July 22nd: Origami (on Facebook Live)
July 29th: Fairy Tale Crafts (on Facebook Live)
August 5th: Build Cinderella's Carriage (on Facebook Live)
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html
World Health Organization (WHO)
https://www.who.int/emergen…/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019
State of Michigan – COVID-19 ("Coronavirus")
https://www.michigan.gov/coronavirus/
State of Michigan – COVID-19 ("Coronavirus") Mental Health Resources
https://www.michigan.gov/staywell
Teen Summer Reading 2020: Imagine Your Story
June 8th through August 21st, 2020
MPL's Teen Summer Reading Program begins on June 8th, 2020. Our theme for 2020 is Imagine Your Story!
Read fifteen (15) hours before August 21, 2020 to be entered to win one of four Visa gift cards, ranging in total amount from $25 to $100. Teens may read up to twenty (20) hours for an extra entry to win. Entries will be automatically generated here in Beanstack. A drawing will take place on August 22nd to determine our 2020 prize winners!
Please note that students entering 6th grade for the 2020-21 academic school year are welcome to participate in Teen Summer Reading. Registration and logging can be done 100% digitally via Beanstack!
Children's Summer Reading is Here
Our library's annual Summer Reading program for kids is here! All kids have to do to receive a prize and a free book is read 50 days this summer. We recommend counting all days wihere you read at least 15 minutes. Prizes will be available on a date to be determined. To participate just create an account at https://macdonaldlibrary.beanstack.org/reader365. We have a paper log also available if you'd like to download and print it to track reading.
June programs (Wednesdays at 11 am, held virtually)
July 15th: Fairy Tale Science (Week 2) (on Facebook Live)
July 22nd: Origami (on Facebook Live)
July 29th: Fairy Tale Crafts (on Facebook Live)
August 5th: Build Cinderella's Carriage (on Facebook Live)
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