Big News for CPL Blogs
As you may have already heard, Caledon Public Library is launching a new website on Sept. 25, and with it
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Adult Reasons 2 Read
Caledon Public Library has been providing library services to the residents of the Town of Caledon since 1868. As the Town grows, the Library strives to respond by providing enhanced services and alternative platforms for the delivery of information. One more step towards achieving this goal is to launch a new Reader’s Advisory Blog Reasons 2 Read which will allow the staff of Caledon Library to provide information, highlight interesting titles, and provide useful, relative links; all to enhance the act and art of reading. We sincerely hope that following our blog will help to give the residents of the Town of Caledon one more reason to read!
We welcome all feedback and suggestions. Please contact Megan Renkema, Manager of Information Services at 905-857-1400 ext. 232.
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