JAMESTOWN, N.D. (JRVLS) – Readers of all ages will explore the animal kingdom this summer as the James River Valley Library System presents “Tails and Tales” during our summer library program.
Families are invited to join us at Leapaldt Park in Jamestown, ND on Tuesday, June 1, 2021, from 4pm-7pm for a Mini Carnival Kick Off event to get the summer program started! Bring the whole family out to the park for mini carnival games, a story stroll, free snacks, door prizes, and to register for the kids & youth summer reading programs!
For more information, call the Alfred Dickey Library at 701-252-2990, Stutsman County Library at 701-252-1531 or visit our website, www.jrvls.org.
Mini carnival to kick off summer reading program for James River Valley Library System
An event for the family includes games, prizes, snacks and an opportunity to register children for the summer reading programs. Written By: Kathy Steiner | ×
Readers of all ages will explore the animal kingdom this summer as the James River Valley Library System presents “Tails and Tales” during its summer library program.
Families are invited to join come to Leapaldt Park in Jamestown from 4 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 1, for a mini carnival kick-off event for the summer program. Bring the family to the park for mini carnival games, a story stroll, free snacks, door prizes and to register for the kids and youth summer reading programs.
JAMESTOWN, N.D. (JRVLS) – Do you have fines on your library account?
The James River Valley Library System (JRVLS) is giving residents a chance to have your fees waived and help someone in need at the same time.
Bring in a non-perishable food item or toiletry item to any library branch of the James River Valley Library System, April 26 to May 31, and we will forgive your overdue fines.
All donations will be given to the local food pantries.
Please note that charges for lost or damage items will not be forgiven. Only overdue fines for materials that have been returned late will be forgiven.
JAMESTOWN, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – The James River Valley Library System (JRVLS) is slowly approaching their new normal as 2021 continues.
Library Director Joe Rector says the board continues to watch COVID-19 numbers and vaccinations while they relax restrictions and return to some normalcy.
Rector says their Saturday hours will be from 11 AM to 4 PM. He added in-person meetings and events are still on hold, but the board will continue to monitor COVID moving forward.
With that, Rector says they’ve also been able to continue their renovations and plans for the future of the Stutsman County Library.
The Stutsman County Library is also looking to purchase a 3D printer with assistance by the Friends of the JRVLS.
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