our town vonullenull
Lawyer Assistance Night
receive a one time free 20nullinute
consultation with an attornenull. The Buzz
1
st
Tuesday night of each month.
Financial Assistance Night
receive a free 30nullinute consultation
Arnullnd
with a nullnnullrenullesentative.
2
nd
Thursday night of each month.
Career Assistance Night
Tnulln
nullarn how to nullenullre for and
enullecute a more nullofessional, nulllished
interview, as well as how to succeed
in nullour new role. nulltendees will
receive a voucher for a free interview/
nullnulloutnull from the nullCnull nullea
Career Closetnullnull charge. March 17
should ThE sChool liBRaRian
Job Seeker Support Group
sunullort and tinull during nullour nullnull
dETERminE whEThER a Child may
search in a relanulled nullown nullg lunch
atmosnullere. null charge.
Meets the 2
nd
and 4
th
Wednesdays of ChECk ouT a CERTain Book?
each month from 12:30 - 2 pm.
Coed Divorce Support Group
now forming. Will meet on Thursday
nights for 12 weenull. nulliding scale fee.
27% say “yes” 73% say “no”
Both women and men are welcome to
participate. Advanced registration required
except for Job Seenullers Support nulloup.
Books taken home should be age- child null should have access to any book in the
nullease call nullnullnullnull ext. null for more
appropriate and content-appropriate. library. null the child’s parents feel the book is
information or to sign up.
What’s O.K. for a 12-year-old may not be inappropriatenullthey can talk nullth the child
Partnering with
suitable for a five-year-oldnull about their reasons for thinking this nully
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and have the child return the book. Better
Women for a
to have the child bring home a controversial
Better Tomorrow
book and open the dialogue than to snullelch
nullo some enullentnull yes null books nullth more
a child’s interest in knonulledge.
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clothing, miscellaneous household
certain minimum age and if an underage
items, furniture and Nnull
child is not nullth a parent at check-outnull
nullnullnullNDnullnullJUSnullnull reserve the book until a parent gives Why does a child have to stay on grade-
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permission. nullis removes subnullctivity at levelnull nullt’s encourage our children to
Wednesday - nullturday: 10 am - null30 pm
check-out from the enullation. null additional enulland their horinullnsnull
nullnullnations are accepted at the nullea during
step could be nullen a child registers for a
store hours or during the weenullat nullnullnull nulll Mom nullom kenullnullnull
proceeds nullnenull the clients and programs of
library card nullgive the parent the option of
Wnullnullnull omennulls nullsource nullnter. unrestricted book access for the child or not.
null a kid is able to check out books on their
krnullnullCronullnull Mommnullnull nullo
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themselves. nulle there books in the library
FOCUS is a
null nulluld hope that someone such as a that are that nastynull
Compassion librarian is skilled enough to knonullnullen a
karenull mom
Fund partner
book may not be appropriate for a certain
with J. Jill
through
child’s age. nulllook at librarians the same as
the Boston a teacher.
Foundation.
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for this month’s ponull null hnull null rnullponnullntsnull
953 Second St., SE
Go to nullnullnullanullnullnullnullfnullinullnullom to nullsnullr nnullt month’s nullnulltionnull
Charlottesville, Va 22902
434.293.2222
Do you follow the government’s guinullelines for
www.avenue.org/focus
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