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Anyone living in Centre Hastings, Madoc Township or Tudor may borrow material from Madoc Library free of charge. A non-resident fee of $15.00 per person, $30.00 per family will be charged for persons living in other townships.Persons with a valid library card from Marmora Public Library and Tweed Public Library may borrow material from Madoc and patrons from Madoc library may borrow from Marmora and Tweed as long as material is returned to original library.

Northumberland - a thriving, south-eastern Ontario community strategically positioned along Highway 401 to access both Toronto and Kingston within a 1 to 1.5 hours drive. Northumberland County offers a range of living experiences from historic towns to scenic rolling rural areas to spectacular water settings on Rice Lake, the Trent River and Lake Ontario.

Beginning Genealogy WorkshopKawartha Branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society is hosting a Beginning Genealogy Workshop led by Fraser DunfordTuesday, September 16, 2014 13pm Campbellford Branch of the Trent Hills Public Library.Please call the Library at 7056533611 for additional information and registration.The mandate of the CampbellfordSeymour Heritage Society is tofoster an awareness of local history and pride in the heritageof the community of Campbellford/Seymour within theMunicipality of Trent Hills.The Heritage Society was founded in January 1983, and affiliationwith the Ontario Historical Society was quickly established. Monthly meetings were initially held in members homes, at the town council chambers, and at the Campbellford District High School library.The Society had no permanent home until 1989 when the TownCouncil of Campbellford generously gave the Society the useof the stone building at 113 Front St. North for the purpose ofcreating a heritage facility.

The mandate of the Campbellford-Seymour Heritage Society is tofoster an awareness of local history and pride in the heritage of the community of Campbellford/Seymour within the Municipality of Trent Hills.The Heritage Society was founded in January 1983, and affiliationwith the Ontario Historical Society was quickly established. Monthly meetings were initially held in members' homes, at the town council chambers, and at the Campbellford District High School library.

The City of Belleville will be a healthy, progressive, diverse and economically vibrant community that invests in its future in a financially sustainable and environmentally responsible manner.