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Its just cricket at Hamilton City Libraries

Published: Mon 11 Feb 2008 04:52 PM
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Its just cricket at Hamilton City Libraries
Posted On: Monday, 11 February 2008
Hamilton City Libraries patrons have the opportunity to get up close and personal with their favourite State Northern Knights at several community libraries this week.
On Friday, 15 February from 10.30am-11.30am, members of the State Northern Knights will be visiting Chartwell, Dinsdale, Glenview, Hillcrest and St Andrews community libraries. The Knights will be reading to school children, talking to library patrons and making themselves available for questions.
The State Northern Knights' visits to the city's community libraries build on their presence at the libraries last year as part of the nationwide Inspire Me campaign, which positioned public libraries as being inspirational, modern and fun.
Hamilton City Libraries director Faye Clark says that it is a privilege to have the State Northern Knights return to the community libraries and testament to the strong profile that Hamilton City Libraries has achieved as a positive community focal point.
"At Hamilton City Libraries, we're committed to continually diversifying our offer to patrons and the opportunity for the public to interact with local cricket celebrities adds a further dimension to this.
"Throughout the Inspire Me campaign, the State Northern Knights were popular and entertaining visitors to the libraries and we're thrilled to welcome them back this year. The Knights' eagerness to return to our community libraries is testament to the recognition of Hamilton City Libraries as a popular place for the community to gather and enjoy fun, contemporary activities."
ENDS

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