Yellowhead Regional Library
YRL is a library system that provides services to almost 300,000 Albertans in 54 municipalities and nearly 11,000 FTE students in three school divisions.
To provide its member libraries with a broader spectrum of service, YRL partnered with three other regional library systems. This partnership, called TRAC (The Regional Automation Consortium), implemented library software that offers almost three million holdings and more than 800,000 titles to all member libraries. This centralized library software also allows for quicker circulation between memb
Total Fire Ban effective July 24, 2024 at 9:00 am
There is an increased risk of wildfire due to dry conditions and high heats.
No outdoor fires are allowed, including:
• Open burning
• Fires contained to burn barrels, firepits or charcoal barbecues
All outdoor fires currently burning must be extinguished immediately.
The discharge of fireworks is not allowed.
All fire permits are suspended and no new fire permits will be issued for the duration of this FIRE BAN.
Residents can use cooking and heating appliances, including barbecues, firepits and patio heaters, that are fueled by liquid fuel such as propane or natural gas. Pellet fueled cooking is allowed with extreme caution.
Off-Highway Vehicles can start wildfires – check frequently to ensure hotspots are free of debris, and make sure mufflers and spark arrestors are working properly.
When operating equipment, clear debris from moving parts, check your muffler and keep equipment in good repair. Do not operate equipment in tall grass. Keep watch of your surroundings and ensure you have sufficient firefighting equipment and water available. Equipment fires or work-related sparks, friction and hot exhaust can cause even small amounts of dry fuels to ignite into a wildfire and spread easily.
The TOTAL FIRE BAN will remain in effect until conditions improve.
Residents are encouraged to learn and implement effective Fire Smart tips to reduce hazard within their property, acreage, or farm. More information can be found at www.farmfiresmart.ca.
Thank you for your continued efforts in helping keep County of Wetaskiwin residents and communities safe!
https://www.albertafirebans.ca/
AHS Screen Test Mobile Mammography Clinic
Beaumont
September 3-7
Jeb's No Frills
How to book: Call 1-800-667-0604 (toll-free)
Cost: None
Who should be screened?
Women 45 to 74: This group is most commonly diagnosed with breast cancer, and should plan to have a mammogram every 2 years until they turn 75. This group can self-refer.
Women 40 to 44: Screening is optional and they should discuss the risks and benefits of screening with their health care provider. A referral is needed for their first mammogram in Alberta, which is available online here.
Women 75 and over: Can continue screening and should discuss the risks and benefits with their health care provider.
Screening mammograms are not recommended for those under age 40: Talk to your health care provider if concerned about having an increased risk of breast cancer.
Transgender, gender diverse and non-binary people eligible for screening:
· Assigned female at birth and have not undergone top surgery (mastectomy), or
· Assigned male at birth and have been on feminizing hormone therapy for 5+ years in total.
❤️Hinton Municipal Library!
Dear evacuees, public libraries are open and here to support you in so many ways. Please stop into any public library on your travels. Be safe, and know that we're all thinking about you during this difficult time.
To any evacuees from Jasper, you are welcome to use the library as a place to recharge, connect with loved ones, and use our computers and Wi-Fi to check on updates. Our thoughts are with everyone who has been affected by the wildfires.
AHS Screen Test Mobile Mammography Clinic
New Sarepta
August 30
New Sarepta Agriplex
How to book: Call 1-800-667-0604 (toll-free)
Cost: None
Who should be screened?
Women 45 to 74: This group is most commonly diagnosed with breast cancer, and should plan to have a mammogram every 2 years until they turn 75. This group can self-refer.
Women 40 to 44: Screening is optional and they should discuss the risks and benefits of screening with their health care provider. A referral is needed for their first mammogram in Alberta, which is available online here.
Women 75 and over: Can continue screening and should discuss the risks and benefits with their health care provider.
Screening mammograms are not recommended for those under age 40: Talk to your health care provider if concerned about having an increased risk of breast cancer.
Transgender, gender diverse and non-binary people eligible for screening:
· Assigned female at birth and have not undergone top surgery (mastectomy), or
· Assigned male at birth and have been on feminizing hormone therapy for 5+ years in total.
Sarah's pick for this week is 'Ahoy' by Sophie Blackall.
Sea? What sea? The parent is only trying to vacuum the rug. But the child is adamant. It's not a rug--it's the ocean. And that broom? It's the ship's mast. Soon enough, child and parent are both off on an imaginary nautical adventure!
This imaginative picture book celebrates the joys of playing make-believe--and hanging out with a grownup in your life!
Looking for more? We have booklists in the Children's Area with more recommendations or just ask for some help on your next visit. There are also booklists updated regularly on our library homepage for further suggestions: https://zurl.co/nB7V
OneRepublic's new album Artificial Paradise is out now! 🎧🎶 Take a listen for on hoopla. 💛 https://hoopla.app.link/50bHWKmRaLb
Do you love libraries? Are you great with people? This might be the perfect fit for you!
We're excited to announce our brand-new skateboard and scooter rack, conveniently located outside the library! Whether you're cruising over on four wheels or two, we've got a secure spot for your ride. (Locks not included.)
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Drum roll please.......
Our first Mobile Library Pop Up will be in......Vimy!!!
We look forward to coming out to their Communi-Tea on July 31.
And we are planning more visits there and in; Clyde, Dapp, Tawatinaw, Pibroch, Busby and Pickardville! Looking forward to visiting all these county communities.
Calling all chess wizards! Come together today at 1pm to put your skills to the test with like-minded board game buffs. There will only be one board provided by the library so please bring your own chess board and a buddy if you can!
Drop in this evening for the Devon Chess Club! Join in every Wednesday and learn the game, or play with some more experienced players.
Improve Your Game Presentations with Brian Minchau: these presentations are designed to help players of all levels improve and enjoy their game. During Chess Club, starting at 6:15 p.m.
All ages welcome. 11 & under must be accompanied by an adult. Bring the whole family! Drop-in.
There are still spots open for this Thursday's All Ages Paint Night!
Call or stop by to sign up.
Due to the rain in the forecast for tomorrow, we will be moving our park n play program inside the temporary library space (TLC building). Join Mrs. Riggs and I for fun crafts and games Thursday 10-11:30am Lobstick BEST
Join us for our 3rd week of Summer Reading Activities!
Are you a high-energy individual who thrives on routine work? YRL is accepting applications for a Materials Handling Page that will move materials into and out of the building, connecting library materials to library patrons. Please take a look at the posting on the YRL website for details. https://yrl.ab.ca/About-Us/Jobs
Apply by Wednesday, July 31, 2024
The shortlist for the 2024 Alberta Book Publishing Awards was released. The winners will be announced at the gala reception at the Varscona Theatre on September 24, 2024. Check out the titles that made the shortlist and consider borrowing any of these titles from your public library website in their eResource section! https://readalberta.ca/recommendations/2024-alberta-book-publishing-awards-shortlist-announced/
Register for the Stronger Together Library Conference by July 31 and save $100!
📅October 3 and 4📅
📍 DoubleTree By Hilton West Edmonton📍
Join us as we welcome 500 attendees from all over central and northern Alberta. The event program will highlight current topics, such as advocacy, the business of libraries, innovative programming and more.
Don't miss out on the savings; register today: https://strongertogetherconf.ca/register/
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🚨🚨Week 7 of the YRL eResource Expedition is almost over! 🚨🚨
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433 King Street
Spruce Grove, AB
T7X2Y1
Opening Hours
Monday | 8:30am - 4:30pm |
Tuesday | 8:30am - 4:30pm |
Wednesday | 8:30am - 4:30pm |
Thursday | 8:30am - 4:30pm |
Friday | 8:30am - 4:30pm |
35 Fifth Avenue
Spruce Grove, T7X2C5
SGPL strives to be recognized as a community champion of equality, collaboration, and inspiration while we build connections, strengthen community, and transform lives.
110A Windermere Drive
Spruce Grove, T7X1N1
A Little Free Library is a “take a book, return a book” free book exchange. They come in many shapes and sizes, but the most common version is a small wooden box of books. Anyone m...