Utilities Kingston has postponed the planned power outage for today. The power outage will take place tomorrow, Tuesday July 20, 2010.
The Central branch will still remain closed today and will be closed tomorrow.
Full library services are available at all of our other branches that are scheduled to be open today.
Please visit Calvin Park, Isabel Turner, Wolfe Island, Hartington and Sydenham branches today.
Due to the planned power outage affecting the Central Branch on Tuesday, July 20, the library website and online catalogue will be unavailable that day for all library users. This affects searching for items, the summer reading website, and both online and phone systems for renewals and computer bookings.
With the exception of the Central library, all branches will maintain regularly scheduled hours on Tuesday. Full services are expected to be restored by Wednesday, July 21.
No late fees will be charged for items due on Tuesday that cannot be checked in, and items being held for pickup will remain on the shelves for an additional day.
Seated by an open window overlooking the coachyard of a rustic French inn, Robin Fitzvitry, English aristocrat, suddenly overhears a grey nun swearing furiously in Italian. What is upsetting the woman so? Is she really who she seems to be? As with all the best historical romances, author Jo Beverley stretches her plot deliciously close to the point of utter collapse. With tumultuous passions, vengeful assassins, and secret lineages, Beverley provides all the fun you would expect from an action-filled eighteenth-century romp. 
When a Missing Child flyer arrives in her mailbox, investigative reporter Ellen Gleeson can’t help but notice the uncanny resemblance to her legally adopted son, Will. Abandoning her own work assignments, Ellen digs deeper into the mystery of the missing child and his possible connection to her own son. Pretty soon, it seems someone wants her dead. This tension-filled page-turner is sure to keep you reading into the wee hours.
