Ladybug Sipping Morning Dew by Steve Corey
Clark's Grebe by Jerry Kirkhart
Akbash Goats near Point Buchon from Jeanie Greensfelder
Bayside Cafe by Malcolm Riordan

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Peregrine Falcon Image on Banner by Cleve Nash

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Public libraries in California seek to engage the talents, skills and commitment of volunteers to serve the communities' information and literacy needs. Libraries offer a variety of skilled volunteer opportunities to make a meaningful contribution to library programs, operations, fundraising events and other community engagement functions. Skilled volunteers have opportunities to lead projects, work with teams of staff and volunteers, learn new skills, and have fun. Read More

It's Our Community

Marine Mammal Rescue

Volunteers are needed to help rescue and care for marine mammals found on our shores. The Marine Mammal Center, a non-profit organization that rescues, rehabilitates and releases injured, sick and orphaned marine mammals will hold an Introduction meeting Wednesday, January 9 at 6:30 pm.

Location: Morro Bay Community Center, 1001 Kennedy Way.
Contact: SLO@TMMC.org or phone (805) 771-8302

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Morro Bay Library Events by Robert Fuller Davis

This January the San Luis Obispo County Libraries begin their Adult Winter Reading Winter Program, "Hot Reads for Cold Nights!" Read nine books and receive prizes and surprises. The fun starts on January 14 and ends April 15. Pick up your form now and add some of our Morro Bay Book Discussion books to the list.

Tuesdays

January 1, Library Holiday – Closed

Tuesday, January 8, 10 a.m. - 10:40 a.m. - Pre-School Storytime (This program also meets at the same time on *15, 22, 29)
Join us for stories and music.
*On January 15 join us for a special Teddy Bear Tea story time.

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