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Oil Region Library Association

4 hours ago

Oil Region Library Association
A huge THANK YOU to everyone who joined us at the library for our special visit with Queen Anna! ā„ It was wonderful to see so many smiling faces enjoying the meet-and-greet, sharing hugs, taking photos, and celebrating a little bit of winter magic together before Spring officially arrives. ... See MoreSee Less

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Oil Region Library Association

1 day ago

Oil Region Library Association
Our #LibbyTipOfTheMonth is Skipping Between Chapters! āœØļøMost Libby users are familiar with the option to adjust audiobook playback speed, making it easy to slow down & savor a narratorā€™s performance or speed things up to move through a long listening list. This flexible feature allows you to customize your experience based on your schedule, listening preferences, or even the tone of the story.Another helpful tool you may not be using is the ability to skip between chapters. With just a tap, you can move forward or backward in the book. Some listeners appreciate this feature for revisiting favorite moments or skipping sections, while others find it especially useful after dozing off with the sleep timer on. Instead of guessing where you left off, you can quickly navigate through chapters until youā€™re back on track. ... See MoreSee Less

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Oil Region Library Association

2 days ago

Oil Region Library Association
šŸ„ššŸ°šŸ„•Join us for an egg hunt, the chance to win prizes, and a bike raffle! Registration is required at the Franklin Public Library. Call (814) 432-5062 or stop by the library to register!ā Saturday, March 28th will be Franklin Public Libraryā€™s 4th Annual Teen Eggvent. A few years ago, the library noticed the lack of inclusion for older ages in local egg hunts. We were able to fix this problem with the help of the Elks Club & Friends of the Franklin Public Library by introducing the areaā€™s very first teen egg hunt! It was such a success that weā€™ve continued to host it every year since. There will be 2 age categories, 11-14 & 15 -18. This year, you will once again be able to win lots of great prizes & will be entered into our bike raffle!āœØļøThis FREE event does have limited spots, so make sure to register no later than March 21st by calling (814) 432-5062 or stopping in to the Franklin Public Library! ... See MoreSee Less

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