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During the Covid-19 pandemic, visits to the library were discouraged even when the library opened to the public. The names of summer reading participants were posted in the Children's Room window. Online program announcements were taped in the…

During the Covid-19 pandemic, storywalks were the only in-person programs held at the library. Each page of a picture book is posted in order behind the library. Families and children read and walk from page 1 to the end.

Swetha Shenoy, artist and proprietor of The Paisley Corner, conducted 3 virtual programs with the library. Participants were given a list of supplies to acquire and then joined in a Zoom conference to create their work. These photos show just some…

While the library was completely closed to the public, Paws Online, the onscreen variation of Read to Dogs, took place 2 times per week. Children read to pets and therapy dogs via Zoom. Oscar the dog, Katharine and Natalie are pictured in this image.

While the library was completely closed to the public, Paws Online, the onscreen variation of Read to Dogs, took place 2 times per week. Children read to pets and therapy dogs via Zoom. Smudge the cat and Herta are pictured in these images.

During the summer of 2020 the Summer Reading program was conducted virtually. Participants who earned at least 1,000 points in the READsquared summer reading online program were entered into a prize drawing. Some of the winners are shown in the…

As a closing activity for the Imagine Your Story Summer Reading Program (during the Covid-19 pandemic), children created chalk art on the sidewalk in front of the library. Photo of artist with her artwork as well as a close up of her…