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Library Lines
is our quarterly Newsletter. If you missed the printed copy,

The book discussion group meets on the first and third Wednesday of each month at 10AM in the meeting room. Come join the fun as we discuss some of the most interesting books you will ever read! Click HERE for the current book list.
Writing for fun!
Pull out that pen and paper and come join the Writing For Fun group in our meeting room every Tuesday morning at 9AM. New members are always welcome.
FUNDRAISER TO BENEFIT THE LIBRARY!

THE MANHEIM GALLERY is organizing a fund raising event for the benefit of the Cottonwood Public Library! On June 9th, 2012 from 4-7 pm, 6" x 6" artworks created by local artists using a theme of "Books" as inspiration, will be unveiled at a reception at THE MANHEIM GALLERY. The artwork will be for sale through the end of June. The proceeds from the sales go directly to Bookmarks, our Friends of the Library Group that raises funds to purchase such things as Rental Books and meeting special needs in the Youth Services area. This fundraiser, a gift of THE MANHEIM GALLERY, will provide supplemental funding for the library's Summer Reading Program, as well as adult programming that otherwise could not be achieved.
Plan to attend the Opening Reception at THE MANHEIM GALLERY on June 9th. Come meet the artists, feast your eyes on the beautiful art crafted generously for the fundraiser, and take home a piece of original art for yourself, for your friends, for your family, and especially for YOUR LIBRARY!
For more information regarding the library fundraiser, contact Margo Mitchell at 928-639-0879 or ml.mitchell62@gmail.com. THE MANHEIM GALLERY is located at 747 N. Main Street, Old Town Cottonwood. Parking for the event is available in the gallery parking lot on 5th Street behind Zoomer's Bike Shop.
Summer Reading Program 2012!
Our summer reading program registration kicks off on June 5th this year with a theme of "Our State, Our Story; Celebrating 100 Years of Arizona.” We have an exciting summer planned for your children, with local artists, authors and musical presentations! In addition we will have fashions from the past and presentations on keeping fit and more! Each Wednesday at 11:00 am we will have a fun craft for children (ages 3-12), and crafts at 4:00 pm for Teens. We will also have a movie each Tuesday at 2:00 pm for children (ages 3-12) and on Friday at 2:00 pm for Teens.
Potential actors and creative writers can join us for our Drama and Journal workshops this summer. Check our summer calendar or go to our web page at http://www.ctwpl.info/ to find out more!
We will end our program on July 25th from 1:00 to 3:00 pm with a "Western Days” party at the library for all our registered readers. The top readers will be invited to the final pool party on July 26th at the Cottonwood Parks and Recreation Center.
Come read, create and be inspired this year at your local library!

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LOCAL AREA LIBRARY INFORMATION
Please check here for current hours, addresses and telephone numbers to our neighboring libraries.
Many changes have been made to hours of operation of the various Yavapai Library Network libraries. We have added links to Verde Valley public library web pages below.
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