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This service is provided to Canton residents who are physically unable to come to the library due to a permanent or long-time illness or disability, as well as for seniors without a way to get library books.

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Canton Public Library cardholders may fill out the form below. We will contact you to discuss your book delivery. If you do not have a Canton Public Library card, you may apply for one at the library. You may also apply for your library card online.

News and Events Sites

• Canton Observer
• Canton Community Information
• CNN
• Detroit News
• Detroit Free Press
• Goosehead --news, stuff to do, and more
• Katrillion --daily news on tons of topics

Magazine Sites

• Blue Jean Online
• Cosmogirl
• Elle Magazine
• Entertainment Weekly
• Girls' Life
• National Geographic Adventure

Here's your chance to give Romeo & Juliet a happy ending by entering the Humanities Montana Festival of the Book "Happy Tales" literary contest. "Contest rules: take any literary work with a sad, disturbing, or negative ending and supply a happy, affirmative, uplifting, humorous ending. The new ending must more or less parody the idiom, style, atmosphere, and so on, of the original. Entries will be judged on the bases of humor, insight, and quality of parody."

Truth and Beauty: A Friendship by Ann Patchett (Large Print) The author of Bel Canto describes her intimate 20-year friendship with the late Lucy Grealy, tracing their introduction at a writer's workshop, the integral part their friendship played in their writing careers, and her witness to Grealy's medical deterioration.

The meeting was called to order by the Chairman, James Gillig, at 7:30 p.m.

Present: J. Fausone, J. Gillig, G. Snow, C. Young, C. Van Auken, N. Williams

Absent: 

Also Present: E. Davis, S. Rzetelny

CALL TO AUDIENCE

No Comments. (A. Heidemann, Don Turner, Michael Siegrist, Eric Hess)

APPROVAL OF AGENDA

The agenda was approved as presented.

The Lower Rouge River Recreational Trail is set to open this weekend, a date that coincides with the Rouge Rescue Day. A 2.5 mile section of the trail, beginning at Haggerty Road and ending at Sheldon, is the first completed portion. Plans to extend it all the way to the I-275 bike path in one direction and Canton Center Road in the other direction are underway. The trail is open to joggers, walkers and bicyclists. No motorized vehicles allowed. There are also mountain bike paths cut into the trail to form a 3-mile course. The trail access point is off of Morton Taylor Road just north of Michigan Avenue. Our own Eva Davis will be on-hand for the ribbon-cutting ceremony at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday.

The Value Line Research Center database includes on-line access to Value Line's leading publications covering stocks, mutual funds, options and convertible securities as well as special situation stocks. You can access this from any computers in the library or from home.

Grayson by Lynne Cox (2006)

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Be sure to check out the five movie titles that make up this Fave Five, in the spotlight this week... for obvious reasons.