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See the latest news at the Chatham Area Public Library. Find library announcements, event updates, and more.

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Library Lines - 05/20/2021

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May 20, 2021

Jewish-American heritage month is celebrated in May. Highlighted below are some books about Jewish people, their culture, or written by a Jewish American. All are available from the Chatham Area Public Library.

These fiction books for adults are...

Library Lines - 04/22/2021

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April 22, 2021

April is national poetry month so why not look at some recent poetry for all ages. These and much more can be found at your friendly neighborhood library, the Chatham Area Public Library.

These recently published books contain poetry about...

Library Lines - 03/15/2021

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March 15, 2021

March 18th is Quilting Day. Whether you are a skilled quilter or, like me, not patient enough to even try it, here are some books that might catch your eye. These books, and more, are all available from the Chatham Area Public Library.

These...

Library Lines - 02/22/2021

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February 22, 2021

February 26th is “Tell a fairy tale” day so I thought I would highlight some classic fairy tales, retellings, and new fairy tales.  Enjoy these retellings of well-known and new fairy tales available at the Chatham Area Public Library.

These adult...

The Chatham Area Public Library is Closing the Book on Overdue Fines

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February 15, 2021

Chatham, IL-- Beginning on February 15, 2021, the Chatham Area Public Library will officially eliminate all fines on overdue materials for its library cardholders and registered reciprocal borrowers. In doing so, they will join an expanding group of...

Library Lines - 01/08/2021

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January 18, 2021

Since January is the beginning of a new year, what a great time to showcase books and items that start with the last letter of the alphabet? With so many things organized alphabetically, the “Zs” don’t always get a lot of love. So here are some books...