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Join Us for Author Talk with Jim Nehmetallah

Join us at the Local History branch for a presentation by genealogist Jim Nehmetallah. He will be talking about his book, Finding Susan: From Tourza to Detroit, and the genealogical research he did to uncover the family trees for everyone connected to Tourza, Lebanon. The author will be selling and signing copies of his book after the presentation. Please call or email to register. localhistory@windsorpubliclibrary.com or 519-255-6770 ex 4437...
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Windsor Public Library Receives Ukrainian Book Donations

Windsor Public Library is proud to announce the expansion of its multilingual collection with the addition of 80 Ukrainian-language books, generously donated by the Consulate General of Ukraine in Toronto. The donation was celebrated at the John Muir Branch, where Windsor Public Library CEO Jen Knights welcomed guests and dignitaries, including City Councillor Gary Kaschak, who attended on behalf of Mayor Drew Dilkens and City Council. “This is a beautiful...
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Notice: Public Information Centre

Help Shape the Future of Windsor’s Central Library! The Windsor Public Library Board wants to hear from you. Nearly a decade ago, we first asked for your input on a permanent home for the Central Library Branch. Since then, we have moved into the historic Paul Martin Building, navigated a global pandemic, and expanded library hours to better serve the community seven days a week. Now, while the Paul Martin...
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Windsor Public Library Gears Up for Open Streets 2025

Windsor Public Library (WPL) is excited to take part in this year’s Open Streets Windsor event! The 2025 route returns to the popular Sandwich Town to Ford City corridor, offering a vibrant and engaging experience for all ages. Be sure to stop by the Muir Branch or keep an eye out for Fred 2.0, our brand-new, state-of-the-art bookmobile making its debut! Sunday, September 21, 2025 10 a.m. to 2 p.m....
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Holiday Closure Notice

All branches of Windsor Public Library will be closed on Sunday, August 31 and Monday, September 1, in observance of Labour Day. Regular hours will resume on Tuesday, September 2. We look forward to welcoming you back! In the meantime, don’t forget — the library is always open online! Explore our digital resources, enjoy free downloads, and much more at windsorpubliclibrary.com.  ...
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