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Sponsored
by the
Friends of the Palo Alto
Library
Saturday,
January 12, 11 - 4 pm
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661 Arastradero Road,
Palo
Alto
West
of El Camino, next to Terman Library
...
FEATURING ...
Science Fiction
- Insanity and Insane Asylums
More
Philosophy
- China - Japan
Natural
History - Women's Studies
The
Holocaust - Large Print Books
Children's
and The Horn Books
All monies earned from
these book sales are
donated to the Palo
Alto Library System.
| Palo Altans
Support Library Improvements
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| Recent surveys show that Palo Alto voters
generally favor bond measures to improve the city's libraries. A
poll conducted by the City of Palo Alto in November found that 53% of
likely voters would support a $78 million bond measure to renovate library
branches and other community facilities. Another 14% were leaning
towards supporting such a measure, totaling the 2/3 majority necessary for
passage. Separately, Libraries Now! surveyed residents in October
and found that 65% would support a $60 million bond measure to improve the
libraries. For more information, see the Palo
Alto Weekly article. |
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| Martin Luther King
Holiday
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| All Palo Alto libraries will be
closed on January 21, 2002 for the Martin Luther King holiday. |
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| Storytime Program
Hours
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Toddlers
18
months to age 3 |
Preschool
age
3 to 5 |
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Children's
Library
1276
Harriet St
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Tuesdays
10:00
or 11:30 AM |
Thursdays
10:30
AM |
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Mitchell
Park Library
3700 Middlefield Rd
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Fridays
10:00
AM |
Fridays
11:30
AM |
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College
Terrace Library
2300 Wellesley
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Wednesdays
11:00
AM |
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| Main Library
Offers Wireless Internet Access for Laptops
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| If you have a laptop computer with
a wireless network card, you can now tap directly into the Internet at the
Main Library. The library is also adding regular network jacks for
laptop users who don't have wireless cards. For more information,
see the library's instructions
and the Palo
Alto Weekly article. |
This notice comes to you from the non-profit
organization Friends of the Palo Alto
Library. We're proud to have provided over $100,000 in 2001 to help
Palo Alto public libraries. Visit our web
site. Become a member.
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