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Discovery Summer 2008
Discovery Summer 2008
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- Art Festival (1)
- Blood Drives (1)
- Book Mark Exhibit (1)
- cardboard canoe race 2007 (1)
- Change for Change Campaign (2)
- Cultural Crossroads (1)
- Diwali (1)
- Flea Market (1)
- FOOD DRIVE (1)
- Founders' Day Parade (1)
- GOODSHOP (1)
- Hindi Language Classes (1)
- Holi 2008 (1)
- Improv Too (1)
- Improvmania (1)
- Job Hunting Workshop (1)
- Kitchens of Plainsboro Cookbook (1)
- Leave a Legacy Campaign (2)
- Pingpong (1)
- Playaways (1)
- Robotics (1)
- Storytimes (1)
- Summer Program (2)
About Me
- Liber Reports
- Plainsboro Free Public Library has its roots in the dreams of four women who pooled their talents, five hundred books and four old PTA bookshelves for a grand opening on June 5, 1964. Betty Jeffers, Clarice Knight, Priscilla Stitt and Janet Jeffers wrote the first chapter in Plainsboro Public Library's history. At the time, there were approximately 350 homes and 1200 residents. TODAY, the community boasts 21,500 people from all corners of the globe! The collection is now over 90,000 items and includes materials in Mandarin, Korean, Hindi and more! Active programs support robotics, elementary science, math, music, drama and art. The Library is dedicated to excellence, innovation and collaboration, aiming to be a lively center of learning for people of all ages and backgrounds! Generous gifts of time, money and ideas have been fundamental to our success. If you have a gift to share, let the library know! We'll find a way to weave your generosity into the fabric of our ever growing, vibrant community!
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