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Bowmanville Library Program Locations Shift Due to Nearby Fire

Justin Barber

07 Mar 2025

Due to a fire on King Street in Bowmanville, the scheduling for local library programs has been adjusted. The Clarington Public Library has announced program relocations to minimize daytime traffic. The 'Murder Mystery at Waverley Place' will now occur at the Sarah Jane Williams Heritage Centre on Thursday, March 6, at 6 pm. Additionally, the 'March Break, Welcome to the Jungle' event, scheduled for Friday, March 7, at 10:30 am, will be held at the Orono Library instead.

Both the Bowmanville Library and Sarah Jane Williams Heritage Centre remain open with their usual operating hours. These changes reflect logistical adjustments to accommodate public safety and library access.

All information regarding these changes has been provided by the Clarington Public Library.

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