Announcements

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Winter Reading Program for Teens and Adults

Sign up for “Let’s Read a Latte,” the WWPL 2023 Winter Reading Program for Teens and Adults! Program runs from January 1, 2023 to February 28, 2023. As the winter winds howl and the temperatures drop, it’s the perfect season to spend your free time curled up in a warm place with a good book,…

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2022 at Westfield Washington Public Library – a Year in Photos

2022 was a busy year here at Westfield Washington Public Library! Sit back and take a look at all we did in 2022. 2022 at WWPL – A Year in Photos We enjoyed hosting a wide variety of programs and special events for our patrons and community. We completed very successful winter and summer reading…

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Westfield Washington to Break Ground on New Library & Trustee Office. New Collaborative Community Space is More Than a Decade in the Making.

(WESTFIELD, NOVEMBER 3, 2022) – The Westfield Washington Public Library and Westfield Washington Township Trustee will break ground on their new 55,000 square foot building on Thursday, November 17th at 4:00 p.m. on the southwest corner of Park and Poplar Streets. “This new building will be a centerpiece in the heart of Westfield’s expanding downtown”…

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Christmas Tree Raffle Returns to WWPL!

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas! The Westfield Library Foundation’s popular Christmas Tree Raffle has returned to the Westfield Washington Public Library! The 4th Annual Christmas Tree Raffle features three professionally decorated Christmas trees which are currently on display in our lobby during the month of November. The trees will be raffled off…

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Library Crawl Showcases Numerous Public Libraries

If you love public libraries and are feeling adventurous, you may want to participate in the 2022 Library Crawl! The Library Crawl is a “free range” experience where people are encouraged to visit participating public libraries during the month of September and learn more about their services. Each participant will receive a Library Crawl Passport…

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WWPL Creates Immersive Ocean Experience

When the 2022 Summer Reading Program theme “Oceans of Possibilities” was announced, the staff at the Westfield Washington Public Library decided to take this opportunity to create a truly immersive “underwater experience” within the library itself. Librarians transformed what was once a leveled story time and movie viewing room into the “Library Lagoon,” a sensory-friendly…

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Summer Reading Prize Winners Announced!

We announced the Summer Reading Prize Winners today! If you weren’t able to attend in person, you can watch the Facebook Live here – https://fb.watch/eDQ1Am4nP3/ We’ll be contacting everyone this week. Below is a list of all winners. Westfield Family Karate 2 month beginner pass Elizabeth Moore KI Cares (King’s Island) 4 Single-day pass Nora…

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Carmel, Westfield expand, build new libraries…

Two Hamilton County cities are in the midst of projects that will significantly expand the services and reach of their public libraries. The Carmel Clay Public Library plans to reopen its main branch late this year following a two-year, $40 million renovation and expansion, while the Westfield Washington Public Library will break ground this summer on…

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WWPL Goes Fine Free!

The Westfield Washington Public Library has an exciting announcement to share with our patrons. Effective immediately, the library has eliminated overdue fines on all of our materials! Yes, we are now FINE FREE! We have also removed all outstanding overdue fines on all WWPL materials from our patrons’ records. Why this change? It’s all about…

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Westfield Washington Public Library and Coronavirus (COVID-19)

The Westfield Washington Public Library is aware of the recent diagnosis of COVID-19 in central Indiana. If you are exhibiting any COVID-19 symptoms, please do your part to stop the spread of germs and disease. Wash hands frequently with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. Avoid touching eyes, nose, and mouth. Routinely wipe…

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