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Career Cruising

Posted on April 22, 2010 by Alex

Looking at a career change?  If you need information about careers, why not check out Career Cruising!  Career Cruising is an online career information, education and guidance database.  You can explore careers by learning about the basics of a job, a typical day on … Continue reading →

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Short Story Contest

Posted on February 22, 2010 by Alex

The short story must begin with the line: “Maybe it was my imagination but yesterday I looked through the library window and I thought I saw …” The contest is open to Uxbridge Township students from Junior Kindergarten to Grade … Continue reading →

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Posted on February 4, 2010 by Alex

Meet Me @ the Library       By Alexandra Hartmann   The Auto Repair Reference Center database is now available in the library and remotely from the Library’s website (www.uxlib.com). Home mechanics with Internet access are able to access … Continue reading →

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Volunteers Wanted – Help a Child Improve His or Her Reading Skills

Posted on October 28, 2009 by Alex

Last year the Uxbridge Public Library, in partnership with the Uxbridge Youth Centre and Rotary Club of Uxbridge ran a successful literacy initiative. Grade seven students attended after school 3 times per week for less than an hour and every … Continue reading →

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Genealogy Group

Posted on October 22, 2009 by Alex

The Uxbridge Genealogy Group was founded by local genealogists to share a common interest and to assist those that are trying to trace their roots. The aim of the Group is to provide genealogy expertise and, in partnership with the … Continue reading →

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