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Oil Region Library Association

3 days ago

Oil Region Library Association
✨BEGINNING IN OCTOBER✨ Join us at the Oil City Library for Mindfulness & Meditation Mornings! This program is free to attend & will take place twice a month (2nd & 4th Wednesdays of the month) from 10AM - 11AM. This time consists of two 25 minute periods of meditation with a 5 minute break between. The first meditation may begin with a short guided experience to help focus the mind. The remainder of the time will be silent. Questions? Contact Mary Ann at (814) 493-5417 or mabdance@aol.com. ... See MoreSee Less

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Oil Region Library Association

4 days ago

Oil Region Library Association
If you missed out on the PAWS 4 A Cause Therapy Dogs at the Cooperstown Public Library, don't fret! They will be at the Oil City Library on October 10th, the Franklin Library on November 16th and back here at Cooperstown on December 12th! ... See MoreSee Less

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Oil Region Library Association

5 days ago

Oil Region Library Association
Check out Northern Pennsylvania Regional College in your community! NPRC Community Engagement Specialist Rose Clarke will be holding open office hours at the Franklin Public Library every second Tuesday of the month from 3:00-6:00PM. She's available to meet with you and answer any questions you may have. Learn more about cost, financial aid, dual enrollment for high school juniors and seniors, associate degree programs, and the local classrooms in the Galena Building on the corner of Liberty and South Park Street. No matter where you start or what you hope to achieve, NPRC empowers you to change your life and brighten your future. ... See MoreSee Less

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