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Oil Region Library Association

14 hours ago

Oil Region Library Association
Another round of free audiobooks starts today! SYNC is a program that provides free audiobooks all Summer long to educators & teens ages 13+. Registering with SYNC allows you to download the audiobooks every week, and keep them forever! Register now at www.audiobooksync.com ... See MoreSee Less

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Oil Region Library Association

1 day ago

Oil Region Library Association
Do we have any Danielle Steel fans? We've got some recommendations for #whatsnext Wednesday! FUN FACT: Danielle Steel writes all her books on a typewriter from 1946. See a title that interests you? Check availability and place holds here: venango.tlcdelivers.com/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Oil Region Library Association

3 days ago

Oil Region Library Association
The large Meeting Room at Oil City Library is available to book again as of Tuesday, June 1st. Franklin Public Library's Meeting Room will be available to book as of Thursday, July 1st. The Meeting Rooms are equipped with kitchenettes and bathrooms, as well as folding tables and chairs. Both rooms are wheelchair accessible and are great for birthday parties, baby showers and more!Booking costs for both rooms are $35.00 for up to 4 hours and $50.00 for more than 4 hours. Non-profit groups qualify for a free session of up to 4 hours & a cost of $35.00 for more than 4 hours.Some audio-visual equipment is available for use in the rooms, but must be reserved ahead of time. Both rooms are scheduled on a first come, first served basis.Schedule your event with us today! ... See MoreSee Less

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