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June 10, 2008 | Library/Museum
Lucas County libraries offer summer reading program
The Toledo-Lucas County Public Library’s annual summer reading club started yesterday.



April 14, 2008 | Library/Museum
Library official wants state funds to be by the book
Margaret Danziger wants you to know the library is more than just books.



March 25, 2008 | Library/Museum
Art museum turns sunny side up; Strickland visits to examine installation of solar panels
The Toledo Museum of Art, which already gets solar power the old-fashioned way through windows in its roof, will soon get some of its power in a technologically advanced way - from solar panels on its roof. Gov. Ted Strickland yesterday stood on the roof of the art museum on Monroe Street to observe the installation of the electricity-generating modules.



March 12, 2008 | Library/Museum
MUSEUM’S ‘MADNESS’ MARCHES TO A DIFFERENT DRUM
Nora Light, 7, decorates a drum — an oatmeal container she has covered with pieces of cloth from a swatch book of upholstery fabrics — with some help from her mother, Sara, at the Toledo Museum of Art’s Family Center. The activity was part of ‘March Music Madness,’ in which children make musical instruments from recyclable materials.


February 6, 2008 | Library/Museum
Libraries offer most federal, state tax forms
Most basic federal and Ohio income tax forms are now available at Toledo-Lucas County Public libraries.



January 7, 2008 | Library/Museum
HANDS-ON ARTISTIC ENDEAVORS
Mae Kayle Starks, 10, and Julie Eagle, 8, left, both of Toledo, and Thomas Pelton, 3, aided by his dad, Tymm, of Fostoria, use a variety of materials to build either a castle or a cathedral during a Toledo Museum of Art 'hands-on' program yesterday.


December 31, 2007 | Library/Museum
Adults 18-30 surpass elders in library use
NEW YORK - Young adults are the heaviest users of public libraries despite the ease with which they can access a wealth of information over the Internet from the comforts of their homes, according to a new study.


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