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“The Value of Your Library”

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GCLD

“The Value of Your Library”
 

Come to a meeting in your community
and learn about the 
November 2013
Grand County Library District
Ballot Issue
Bring your questions and your neighbor!

 

Fraser Valley Library
Wed. May 22nd  6:30pm

Granby Library
Tues. May 28th 6:30pm

Grand Lake Town Hall 
Mon. June 3rd 6:30pm

Kremmling Library 
Wed. June 5th 6:30pm

Hot Sulphur Springs Town Hall 
Tues.  June 11th 6:30pm

 

Winners of the 10th Annual Book Float and Book Jacket Contest

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GCLD

The Grand County Library District is pleased to announce the 1st place winners of the 2013 10th Annual Book Float and Book Jacket contest. 
 

Alexsa Smith
Ashlynn Baird
Bianca Teter
Deanna Camm
Ella Ailes
Gacean Hoesli
Izzy Eggers
Jasmine Galloway
Kayla DeSanti
Kody Amshey
Larissa Mero
Leah Cormican
Maggie McNeil

 		 Marilyn Ruiz
Morgan Zaceksmith
Mya Campbell
Oden Baird
Riley Bender
Rylee Bogert
Sara Lechman
Sarah Hough
Sierra Manyak
Stran Lechman
Will Solomon
Yana Camm
Zade Overholt

 

 

1st Place, 3rd Grade winner
Leah Cormican

Congratulations to our artistically talented participants!  We are proud of the efforts given to the success of this year’s contest.  We would like to acknowledge parents, teachers, and care-givers for encouraging your students and children to become involved @ their public libraries. 

See the complete list of winners

PEZ Display at the Granby Library

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GCLD

Check out Trueman Hoffmeister's PEZ collection now on display at the Granby Library.

Art Exhibits Now on Display: Granby Library

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GCLD Staff

 

Latino Books Month

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BookLetters

During May's month-long celebration of books by and for Latinos, check out This Is How You Lose Her, the critically acclaimed short story collection by Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Junot Diaz. In these dazzling stories, Diaz chronicles the romantic pursuits and disappointments of Yunior, a recurring character who longs to be in a loving relationship but can't seem to sustain one. In several of the stories, Yunior struggles to deal with the machismo legacies of his Dominican culture and change his cheating ways. As always, Diaz writes with breathtaking insight about love, cultural assimilation and family heritage.
 
 

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