The Worthington Cemetery Project, part X
Find out what the next steps are in Defiance Public Library System’s Worthington Cemetery Project.
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Find out what the next steps are in Defiance Public Library System’s Worthington Cemetery Project.
The Worthington Cemetery Project, part X Keep Reading »
Now you can use your DPLS library card to check out a digital borescope, or ghost-hunting kit from the Library of Things!
New Items Added to Library of Things! Keep Reading »
Defiance Public Library System (DPLS) is partnering with The Ability Center to bring the DREAM (Disability Representation, Education, and Awareness in Media) Project to all Defiance County library locations.
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Patience is the theme for the Worthington Project. Because of the sensitive nature of this project, all efforts are being made to simply show the anomalies in the subsurface of the ground.
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The Overdrive app will be discontinued in April. Patrons are advised to make the switch to Libby now.
OverDrive Users: Time to Switch to the Libby App! Keep Reading »
Beginning February 14, DPLS is launching a new service within hoopla called hoopla Flex, to reduce the time you spend waiting for your favorite titles.
Introducing hoopla Flex Borrows! Keep Reading »
It’s getting more interesting. This definitely describes the last few weeks of the Worthington Cemetery Project.
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Information-gathering will soon be taking place at the site of Worthington Cemetery, as we pursue a historical marker for the spot.
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On Wednesdsay, Sept. 28, Defiance Public Library hosted Fran DeWine, First Lady of Ohio, for a very special visit & storytime session. We were honored to welcome Mrs. DeWine to our lovely library, and thankful she and her team made time to stop by our little jewel at the confluence!
A Visit from the First Lady of Ohio! Keep Reading »
Read Part I | Read Part II | Read Part III | Read Part IV | Read Part V The field is still there, most likely planted with a fresh crop at this time of year. We are inching a little closer to getting a historical marker placed to remember
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