eLibrary Spotlight: Kanopy

kanopy

Stream thousands of movies and TV shows instantly with your library card! Kanopy is a digital streaming service that offers thousands of movies and TV shows, from documentaries to classic films. Kanopy Kids offers unlimited viewing of children’s programming, including …

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Now Available: PressReader

Get unlimited, instant daily access to more than 7,000 newspapers and magazines from around the world. PressReader offers access to local, national, and international newspapers and magazines with 60 different language options to translate content. Inclusive reading allows customers to …

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Local Author Showcase on November 2

Local Author Showcase written on typewriter page

Come out and meet, support, and shop with local Niagara-based authors! Drop in between 10 am – 12 pm on Saturday, November 2 at the Fonthill Branch (43 Pelham Town Square). The following authors will be present: Elizabeth Bird Miranda Chivers Judy …

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Celebrate Ontario Public Library Week!

October is Canadian Library Month and October 20 – 26 is Ontario Public Library Week (OPLW)! All month, libraries and library partners across Canada raise awareness of libraries’ valuable role in the lives of people in Canada. Join us to celebrate …

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Limited Tech Services Available

A limited number of tech services are now available for library customers. TECH TIMEBook a free 30-minute appointment to answer questions and provide step-by-step instruction on device usage. MEMORY LAB Book a free one-hour appointment at the Memory Lab and …

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Books on the Bench: Amanda Peters

Amanda Peters

Join us under the tent at Fielding Estate Winery on September 27 for an evening with Amanda Peters. Amanda is a writer of Mi’kmaq and settler ancestry. Her debut novel, The Berry Pickers, was a bestseller in Canada. In her …

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Service Update: Library Card Needed to Use Public Computers  

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Starting July 2, Lincoln Pelham Public Library (LPPL) is implementing a new process for accessing public computers. Users will “check out” desktop computers using their library account, which requires a library card.   Chromebooks will be available to check out …

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