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No Bookmobile Service on Monday, July 5

Posted by Shawna on Thursday, Jul 1, 2021

 The Iowa City Public Library Bookmobile will not be in service on Monday, July 5 in observance of the Independence Day Holiday. The Downtown Library is open on July 5 from 10am - 6pm.

Bookmobile and Library holiday hours are always available on the Library's website.

Although the Bookmobile is closed, online services are available 24/7 at www.icpl.org. This includes account access and, for those who live in our service area, access to ICPL's Digital Library including eBooks, eAudiobooks, eMagazines, The New York Times and Kanopy video streaming.

We'll see you back on the Bookmobile on Tuesday, July 6!

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As the Bookmobile Assistant, of course you can find Shawna often throughout town on ICPL's Mobile Library, but she can also be found at the Library's first floor Help Desk as well as the Children's Desk.She loves helping to answer questions and sharing information about all the ways the library can be used!

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