A Publication of the Licking County Library

JANUARY • FEBRUARY 2020 Vol. 14 • No. 1

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JANUARY • FEBRUARY 2020 • Vol. 14 • No. 1

Adult Winter Reading Challenge

January through February Details on page 2

Call: 740.349.5500 email: info@lickingcountylibrary.org Online: lickingcountylibrary.org facebook/lickingcountylibrary instagram/lickingcountylibrary

In This Issue

Adult Winter Reading ChallengeThis winter we are challenging you to

discover new authors, titles and genres. Beginning in 2020 through the end of February, complete an entry form for

every book you read for a chance to win spectacular prizes. If you take the time to write a book review...you’ll earn an

extra chance at winning!

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Serving Our Community of Lifelong LearnersLicking County Library

2.......Adult Winter Reading Challenge 3.......Next Chapter Book Club 4.......Celebrating 20 Years 4.......Convenient Kiosks 5.......Bookmobile Schedule 6.......Adult Programs 9.......Teen Programs 10.....Elementary Programs 11.....Early Learner Programs

Board of Trustees

Thaddeus J. Claggett, President Kathy Myers, Vice President Ruth Campolo, Secretary Martin Altmaier Barry Riley Debra SeibelDon Urban

Managers

Babette Wofter, DirectorSandra Lodge, Fiscal OfficerLaura Appleman, Community Engagement ManagerMary Harmon, Public Services ManagerDeb Holman, Support Services ManagerJulia Walden, Extended Services Manager

All programs at Licking County Library are free and don’t require registration unless indicated.

Registration is available online through our events calendar, by emailing info@lickingcountylibrary.org or calling 740.349.5500. Book Club selections are reserved at the desk and can be borrowed with your library card or eBooks can be downloaded directly from our website.

Program Information

Contact Us!

Next Chapter Book Club (NCBC) is a community-based literacy and social program for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. NCBC includes participants with a wide range of reading skills and abilities. Club members gather with two facilitators—Amy from LCL and Lauren, a NCBC

member—at the Downtown Newark Library to read aloud and discuss a book for one hour, twice a month. The group typically has ten to twelve participants and often a therapy dog through Therapy Dogs International named Sammy and his handler, Tara. Most participants come from local groups including PALS (Physical Activity and Life Skills) and Chrysalis Health Company.

Together, NCBC members choose the books they want to read and how they would like the club structured. To wrap up their reading time, the group enjoys playing Apples to Apples or playing drawing games that related to the book being read. NCBC members read adapted classic novels (i.e. Little Women and Treasure Island), as well as current, popular literature; furthermore, they love books, learning and reading together. When asked to share thoughts about the club, members shared the following: Lauren says, “I enjoy it, because it helps with reading skills. I like the library staff; they help us to find books and how to pronounce words.” Michael proclaims, “I like to read chapter books.” Jared expresses, “I like talking…especially times when we talk about John Cena” (as Jared is a big fan of wrestling, we read John Cena’s book, Elbow Grease). Adam, Cory, Jared, and Kailey are six-year members, who have attended almost every meeting.

NCBC meets in the Teen Zone monthly on the first and third Tuesday from 12:30-1:30pm. If you, or someone you know, would benefit from this group, please join. Some of the titles on NCBC’s “Completed Reading List” include: The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes; Batman Vol. 1: The Court of Owls (a graphic novel); Grimm’s Fairy Tales; Lucky Dogs; Lost Hats; Dating Don’ts: Hi-Lo Stories about Real Life; The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde; The Swiss Family Robinson; and War of the Worlds. Shaking things up from time to time like having an Iditarod Trail musher and sled dog join NCBC while reading The Call of the Wild (unabridged) and White Fang (unabridged) help keep regulars eager and encourage new members to join. Celebrating the completion of reading some titles by watching the film version and enjoying popcorn is an occasional twist. No matter what is being read, everyone has a great time and enjoys being at the Library!

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Convenient 24-Hour Library Kiosks For You!

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The image to the right, with State Senator Jay Hottinger and his family, commemorates the May 21, 2000 grand opening of our current library building. The Hottingers placed a time capsule in the ceremonial installation of the cornerstone to mark the event. On February 2, 2020, the Licking County Library celebrates twenty years of residence at 101 West Main Street in Newark. After fifty years at the Church Street facility and a successful bond campaign, the Library finally had a space in which it could grow and meet the expanding needs of its community. Twenty years later, LCL’s dedication to serving its community of lifelong learners is stronger than ever.

Celebrating 20 Years

Your Library card is the key to convenience. No matter the day or time, our two 24-Hour Kiosks are your source for DVDs, Blu-rays, videogames and books. You can

even have your holds delivered to a kiosk so you don’t need to make it to a location during business hours. This service is quick and personalized to

you. Make sure to visit a kiosk soon.

24-Hour Kiosk • COTC Pataskala Campus | 24-Hour Kiosk • Legacy Park Hanover

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Bookmobile ScheduleJanuary - February

www.lickingcountylibrary.org | 740.349.5560

Monday Tuesday conT...1/6, 1/20, 2/3, 2/17• Newark • Plaza Gardens Apts. 4:15 – 4:45pm

• Newark • Newark Village Apts. 5 – 5:30pm

• Newark • Potters Grove Mallard Circle 5:45 – 6:15pm

• St. Louisville • Fire Department 6:30 – 7pm

1/13, 1/27, 2/10, 2/24• Newark • Reddington Condos 3:30 – 4pm

• St. Louisville • Eden Community Center 4:30 – 5pm

• Newark • Shalimar Drive 5:15 – 5:45pm

• Marne • Montgomery Road 6 – 6:30pm

1/14, 1/28, 2/11, 2/25• Pataskala • Faith Ann Drive 4 – 4:30pm

• Pataskala • Cottage Grove Circle 4:45 – 5:15pm

• Pataskala • Woodington Drive 5:30 – 6pm

• Pataskala • Mink Street at Glenn Drive 6:15 – 6:45pm

1/14, 2/11• Johnstown • Chimes Terrace 1 – 2pm

1/21, 2/18• Newark • Flint Ridge Nursing Center 12 – 12:30pm

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1/7, 1/21, 2/4, 2/18• Heath • Hopewell Commons 3:15 – 3:45pm

• Heath • Glenwood Condos 4 – 4:30pm

• Heath • Heatherview Drive 4:45 – 5:15pm

• Heath • Woodland Court 5:30 – 6pm

• Heath • Heathwood Apts. 6:15 – 6:45pm

1/2, 1/16, 1/30, 2/13, 2/27• Newark • Save A Lot 3:45 – 4:30pm

• Perryton • Church of Christ 4:45 – 5:15pm

• Hanover • Family Dollar Store 5:30 – 6:00pm

• Hanover • Hainsview Estates 6:15 – 7pm

1/9, 1/23, 2/6, 2/20• Gratiot • Post Office 4:15 – 4:45pm

• Brownsville • Rt 40 4:50 – 5:30pm

• Thornville • Dogwood Lake 5:45 – 6:15pm

• Jacksontown • Eagle Wings Academy 6:30 – 7pm

1/23, 2/20 • Reynoldsburg • The Inn at Summit Trail 2:50 – 3:15pm

1/17, 2/14• Newark • Sharon Brooke 9:15 – 9:45am

• Newark • Sharon Glyn Senior Apts. 10 – 10:30am

• Newark • Newark Care & Rehab 10:45 – 11:15am

• Newark • Chestnut House 11:30am – 12:00pm

• Heath • Chapel Grove 12:15 – 12:45pm

• Newark • Hearth Brook 1 – 1:30pm

1/8, 1/22, 2/5, 2/19• Glenford • Glenford Elementary 4:30 – 6:30pm

1/15, 2/12• Newark • Altercare Newark 10:45 – 11:15am

1/29, 2/26• Newark • Altercare South 9 – 9:45am

• Newark • 340 Eastern Avenue 10 – 11am

• Newark • 400 Washington Street 11:15am – 12pm

• Heath • Bill Mitchell Apts. 1 – 2pm

Friday

Next Chapter Book Club January 7, 21 & February 4, 18 12:30pm

January: Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark retold by Alvin SchwartzFebruary: The Original Adventures of Hank the Cowdog by John R. Erickson

Intro to SpherosJanuary 8 | 10:30am

Our Techsperts introduce you to robotics using Sphero Bolt robots. Everyone has the opportunity to “drive” and create a simple program in this fun, hands-on session.

Fiction Discussion GroupJanuary 8 & February 5 | 6:30pm

January: Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins ReidFebruary: The Tattooist of Auschwitz by Heather Morris

Downtown Newark Basics: Computers January 9 & February 6 | 1pm

Learn parts of a computer, understand the difference between hardware and software, open, close, and use a mouse with confidence.

Basics: eContentJanuary 15 & February 19 10:30am

Learn about our three most popular eContent apps: Libby, Hoopla and Tumblebooks.

Basics: Google DocsJanuary 16 | 1pm

Learn the ins and outs of Google Docs, an online application to create documents. Having a Google account is encouraged for this class.

Get to Know Your Apple DeviceJanuary 22 | 10:30am

Get to know the basics of your Apple devices. Participants encouraged to bring their own device.

Booked To Death January 22 & February 26 6:30pm

January: The Chicago Way by Michael Harvey February: The Last Place You Look by Kristen Lepoinka

Basics: Google GmailJanuary 23 | 1pm

Learn the basics of email using Google Gmail on both laptop and desktop computers and mobile devices. Having a Google account is encouraged.

Volunteer Orientation January 23 & February 27 | 3pm

Interested in volunteering at the library? We have opportunities to share with you. Orientation is required in order to begin volunteering. Contact Tracy: tgroves@lickingcountylibrary.org. or 740.349.5502.

Free Tax PreparationJanuary 27 & February 3, 10, 17, 24 | 11am - 6:30pm

The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program uses IRS-certified volunteers to prepare and e-file federal, state and school district tax returns for income-eligible citizens, at no cost. Most tax payers with an Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) of $54,000 or less are eligible. Tax payers can call 740.345.1970, ext. 200 to schedule an appointment. Walk-ins are welcome.

Get to Know Your Android Device January 29 | 10:30am

Get to know the basics of your Android devices. Participants should bring their own device.

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Library Ladies Book Clubno meeting required

January title: The Little Book of Hygge by Meik WikingFebruary title: The Confession Club: A Novel by Elizabeth Berg

Buckeye Lake

Hebron

Utica (Hervey Memorial)

Johnstown (Mary E. Babcock)

Inspirational Fiction Book ClubJanuary 7 & February 4 | 1pm

January title: Can’t Help Falling by Kara Isaac February title: Whose Waves These Are by Amanda Dykes Book FoldingJanuary 16 | 5:30pm

Diana from Kicks Mix Bookstore demonstrates how to re-purpose a book into a unique display piece. With a little patience, you can create the silhouette of an image by folding the book pages. Materials provided.

Internet Safety and You February 5 | 1pm

Arm yourself with guidelines for using the Internet to keep personal data private.

Local History: Hebron’s Civic and Mutual Improvement ClubJanuary 28 | 4pm

The early twentieth century witnessed an explosion in women’s organizations throughout the United States. The primary interests of these clubs were bonds with one another, local community and personal and intellectual improvements. Learn about Hebron’s club and what these women did for one another and their community.

Bookmark Book ClubJanuary 30 & February 27 | 2pm

January: The Woman Who Smashed Codes by Jason FagoneFebruary: Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens Get Cozy, Hygge Style February 17 | 2pm Discover tips to bring more coziness and happiness into your life with simple things. Learn about the Danish concept of hygge living with cozy furs and felts all while enjoying some hot cocoa.

Coffee and Cardmaking January 4 & February 1 | 10:30am

Need a short burst of creativity to get through the winter season? Create two beautiful handmade cards for any occasion. Materials are provided.

Babcock Book ClubJanuary 9 & February 6 | 6:30pm

January title: The President is Missing by Bill Clinton and James Patterson February title: Morning Glory by Sarah Jio

Ravenous Readers Cookbook Club

January 13 & February 10 | 6:30pm

Please select and prepare a dish to bring. January title: Comfort Food Makeovers by America’s Test KitchenFebruary title: Best Cook in the World: Tales from My Momma’s Table by Rick Bragg

Tax Preparation Help February 4, 11, 18, 25 | 10am -2pm

AARP professionally trained volunteers prepare federal, state and local tax returns for low and middle income taxpayers, with special attention to those sixty and older. You need to bring photo ID, Social Security card, copy of last year’s tax return and all other 2019 paperwork. This is by appointment only. To schedule an appointment, call 740.641.2387, 8:30am - 4pm, Monday through Friday.

Craft Night: Book Page BouquetFebruary 6 | 6pm

Learn to fold book pages into lovely flowers. Please bring wire cutters if you have them.

Bookworm Book Clubno meeting required

January title: The Wonder of Lost Causes by Nick Trout February title: You, Me, and the Sea by Meg Donohue

Creating a Resume with Google January 30 | 1pm

This hands-on blended learning workshop is designed to help you create a resume using Google Docs. Bring your Gmail password; if you don’t have an account, we’ll help you create one.

Cutting the Cord February 5 | 10:30am

Learn about devices and services you can use in place of cable TV providers.

Basics: Office OnlineFebruary 12 | 10:30am

Let us introduce you to the basics of Office Online, a set of free-to-use, online applications from Microsoft.

Basics: Flyers with Microsoft WordFebruary 13 | 1pm

Learn the basics of creating flyers using Microsoft Word.

The Role of Women Activists in the Civil Rights Movement February 13 | 6:30pm

Celebrate Black History Month with discussion on the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 1960s and the role of women activists in that momentous period of American history. The talk is led by Tiyi Morris, Ph.D., Professor of African American and African Studies at The Ohio State University-Newark.

Basics: Home Budget Creation February 20 | 1pm

This class demonstrates how to create a basic home budget using Microsoft Excel.

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LGBTQ Book GroupJanuary 30 & February 27 6:30pm

January title: Girl Mans Up by M-E GirardFebruary title: Real Queer America: LGBTQ Stories from Red States by Samantha Allen

I Books February 8 | 11:30am

Learn the (he)art of book folding and take away a 3-D heart to give your valentine.

Presidential Love Letters February 12 | 6:30pm

Jeri Diehl-Cusack talks about the unique personal perspective on the relationships in the book My Dear President: Letters Between Presidents and their Wives compiled by Gerard W. Gawalt.

Senior Stretch January 8, 15 & February 5, 19 | 11am

This is a simple, fun beginner-level class offering general health and fitness tips for savvy seniors.

Senior StoriesJanuary 8 & February 5 | 2pm

Fabulous folks over age 50 have many stories to tell, and writing one down to share with friends is the focus of this program. This writing activity is guided by a senior who has worked as a professional writer for many years. It’s time to get those stories told—your way!

Miller Book GroupJanuary 8 & February 12

5:30pm

January: Homecoming by Yaa GyasiFebruary: 11/22/63 by Stephen King

Home Brewing 101 January 14 | 7pm

You are invited to a talk on the basics of creating fermented adult beverages led by an experienced beer brewer from Earthworks Brewing.

Brit Lit Book GroupJanuary 15 & February 19

5:30pm

January: The Gown by Jennifer RobsonFebruary: Innocent Traitor by Alison Weir

Historical Drama Group January 15 & February 19 | 6:30pm

January: Saving Mr. Banks 2013February: The Post 2017

Pressed Flower ArtJanuary 25 | 11:30am

Create beautiful dried flower art from pressed blooms in this hands-on workshop. We provide materials and frame to finish the piece.

West Newark (Emerson R. Miller)

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Hebron January 6 & February 3 | 10am - 3pm

BookmobileJanuary 7, 14 & February 4, 11 | 3:15 - 7:30pm

Johnstown (Mary E. Babcock)January 13, February 10 | 10am - 3pm West Newark (Emerson R. Miller)January 14 & February 11 | 10am - 3pm

Buckeye LakeJanuary 20 & February 17 | 10am - 3pm

Utica (Hervey Memorial)January 27 & February 24 | 10am - 3pm

Do you have a question about technology? Drop by or schedule an appointment about your laptop, smartphone, hand-held devices, software or other technology needs. Call 740.349.5509 today! PLUS, LCL teaches classes with our partners at Ohio Mean Jobs and LCBDD, visit lickingcountylibrary.org for details.

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Buckeye Lake

Hebron

West Newark (Emerson R. Miller)

Utica (Hervey Memorial)Blank Canvas Art Club January 8 & February 12 | 4pm Work on flexible and fun art projects in a calm, collaborative environment while sharing ideas to enhance your Library.

Teen Ukulele ClubJanuary 16 & February 20 | 4:30pm Take on classic songs with an easy to use ukulele. All skill levels welcome.

Zines for TeensJanuary 29 & February 5 | 4:30pm

If you’ve ever had an idea for a comic strip, or just have a few favorite quotes you’d like to share, then attend this program so we can help you create a self-published magazine all about you.

Anti-Valentine’s Day PartyFebruary 13 | 4pm

Express your need to not have a Valentine by indulging in breaking some hearts!

A Stitch In TimeFebruary 18, 25 | 4pm

Expand your fiber art creativity in this crocheting class for beginners or experts.

Teen Trivia January 20 | 4pm Show off how much you know about pop culture and your general knowledge. Who knows? You may learn something new! Grab your friends and make a team or join one at the Library.

Minute To Win ItFebruary 17 | 4pm Are you the fastest cup stacker in Licking County? Can you carry a ping pong ball on a spoon? Prove it in a series of Minute To Win It challenges and find out who is the ultimate champion!

Teen Featured Book Clubno meeting required

January title: Patron Saints of Nothing by Randy Ribay February title: The Expedition by Chris Babu

Nailed It! RecreatedJanuary 23 | 5pm

Teens with or without culinary art experience are invited to take a crack at re-creating edible masterpieces from the popular TV show, Nailed It! A coveted golden chef hat is awarded to the lucky and talented winner.

Comic Book TeensJanuary 13 & February 10

3:30pm

January title: The Last Council (Amulet Book 4) by Kazu Kibuishi February: Prince of the Elves (Amulet Book 5) by Kazu Kibuishi.

Try Tiny TreatsFebruary 20 | 6:30pm

Make and eat tiny pancakes, tiny sundaes, tiny pizzas and more. If you like your food adorable, this is the event for you.

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Downtown Newark

Johnstown (Mary E. Babcock)

West Newark (Emerson R. Miller)

Utica (Hervey Memorial)

STEAM Building January 6 & February 3 | 4pm Enjoy this sometimes messy, but always fun, program involving science, technology, engineering, art and math. January topic: air pressure February topic: acids and bases

Tail Waggin’ Tutorsmondays in January & February | 6pm

Whether you’re a new reader or just need practice, sign up for 10 minutes of read-aloud time with gentle, certified therapy dogs. We will contact you with time slot.

Curiosity LabJanuary 20 & February 17 1pm

Enjoy this sometimes messy, but always fun, program involving science, technology, engineering, art and math. January topic: air pressureFebruary topic: acids and bases

First Thursdays February 6 | 1pm This homeschool program is

designed to cover STEAM subjects for students, grades 1 through 12.

Family Movie January 3 | 2pm

The entire family is invited to wrap up winter break with a favorite family film.

Crafternoons: Winter Tree Collage January 16 | 4pm Bring a little of the outdoors inside as you create a picture of a snowy treescape using tissue paper, paint, glue, and your imagination.

Building STEAM! January 21 & February 18 | 4pm Bring your imagination to the table as we experiment with a variety of high and low tech challenges. Each month brings a new opportunity to build, create and explore.January topic: Gravity February topic: Heart Engineering

Valentine’s Party February 11 | 4pm Love is in the air! Join us for a Valentine celebration with crafts and fun for the entire family.

Crafternoon: Friendship Rocks February 20 | 4pm

Get creative in this rock painting class.

Winter Wonderland Tea Party February 29 | 11am We invite you and your family to a frosty tea party celebrating the magic of winter.

In Your Face Science January 4 & February 1 | 11am Have your science and eat it, too. Investigate the science behind food and kitchen items in this monthly program.

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Top Hats and Tales January 21 | 5:30pm

A special event for beginning readers! Read classic, funny books about hats and cap off the evening by making paper bowlers and top hats.

Girls Who Code January 22 and February 26 | 5:30pm

The fun Girls Who Code curriculum is used to teach ALL school aged kids the basics of coding. Play with Spheros and be introduced to different languages like Scratch and Python in this program.

Henry’s Freedom Box February 8 | 11am Experience the true story of Henry “Box” Brown, runaway slave turned icon of the abolitionist movement, who gained his freedom in the most unexpected way. This interactive performance by Rory Rennick promises to be stunning.

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Downtown Newark Utica (Hervey Memorial)Pre-K Art Play January 2 | 10:30am Introduce your little one to a host of art media. Draw, paint, color and use the occasional surprise material. Emphasis is placed on enjoying the process of creating art, rather than just the product.

Kindergarten KickstartJanuary 24 & February 28 | 11am

Are you feeling nervous about Kindergarten? Let the Library help equip your child with the skills they need to get a strong start by going beyond basic academics, encouraging kids to enjoy their school experience by appealing to their imagination and sparking their natural curiosity.

Preschool Craft Time January 8, 15, 22, 29 & February 5, 12, 19, 26 | 10:30am Spark creativity with crafts, friendship and fun.

Valentine’s Day Tea Party February 14 | 10:30am

Bring your favorite doll or teddy bear and celebrate Valentine’s Day with a cup of tea. Your entire family is invited!

Snowman FunJanuary 28 | 10:30am

Listen to stories, sing songs and enjoy “snow” fun activities.

STEAM Team: Xander’s Panda PartyFebruary 27 | 10:30am

Learn at least three new facts about your favorite animal and make a special animal mask or headband.

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Hebron

Downtown Newark

Buckeye Lake

Downtown NewarkOur goal is to make sure you have somewhere to go every day of the week at the same time—we know routines are important to the younger ones in our lives! Every 4th week (and 5th if applicable) will be a special program. Check our

events calendar online for details.

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Mondays • 10:30am Downtown Newark Held monthly, Jan. 20 & Feb. 17

Tuesdays • 10:30am

Wednesdays • 10:30am

Thursdays • 10:30am

Fridays • 10:30am

Saturdays • 10:30am

Downtown Newark

Johnstown

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Downtown Newark • Buckeye Lake • Hebron Johnstown • West Newark • Utica • Bookmobile

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Utica (Hervey Memorial) 15 North Main Street, Utica | 740.892.2400

Johnstown (Mary E. Babcock)320 North Main Street, Johnstown | 740.967.2982

R 24-Hour Kiosk • COTC Pataskala Campus8660 West Broad Street, Reynoldsburg

West Newark (Emerson R. Miller)990 West Main Street, Newark | 740.344.2155

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Early Learners: Birth through 5 years old Elementary: Kindergarten through fifth gradeTeens: Teens, sixth through twelfth gradeAdults: 18 years of age and older

Please note: Programs are designed with the indicated age group in mind.

All programs at Licking County Library are free! When indicated, there are three ways to register: Online Events Calendar: lickingcountylibrary.org Phone: 740.349.5500email: info@lickingcountylibrary.org

B Bookmobile (Housed at Downtown Newark) Call for location: 740.349.5560

Licking County LibraryClosings & Announcements

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