Newspapers and Magazines
Newspapers
Lakefield Herald - Published weekly
Apsley Backroads - Published monthly
We keep a year of back issues of the Apsley Backroads, Lakefield Herald and Apsley Voice in the Library.
Magazines
Our collection includes the following magazines. You may borrow the magazines for three weeks.
| Magazine | Branch |
|---|---|
| Ontario Gardener | Apsley |
| Canadian Geographic | Apsley and Woodview |
| Canadian Home Workshop | Apsley |
| Canadian House and Home | Apsley and Woodview |
| Canadian Living | Apsley and Woodview |
| Chatelaine | Apsley and Woodview |
| Consumer Reports | Apsley and Woodview |
| Cottage Life | Apsley and Woodview |
| Motorcycle Mojo | Apsley and Woodview |
| National Geographic | Apsley and Woodview |
| Popular Mechanics | Apsley |
| Reader's Digest | Apsley and Woodview |
| Road and Track | Woodview |
| Style at Home | Apsley and Woodview |
| Taste of Home | Apsley |
| Travel and Leisure | Apsley |
| Veranda | Apsley |
We keep a year or two of back issues of each magazine and when the old ones are removed from the library system we sell them for $0.10 cents each in the basket at the front of the Library. The Apsley Branch also has some donated current magazines such as Hello, Woman's Day and Better Homes and Gardens displayed at the bottom of our magazine rack.
Please contact the Librarian if you have any questions or for more information.
Contact Us
Apsley Branch
175 Burleigh Street
Box 335, Apsley, ON, K0L 1A0
705-656-4333
Woodview Branch
66 Northey's Bay Road
Woodview, ON, K0L 3E0
705-654-1071
CEO/Librarian
Debbie Hall
T. (705) 656-4333
F. (705) 656-2538
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Land Acknowledgement
Long before today there have been First Nation peoples who have been stewards and defenders of this land. The North Kawartha Library with respect and gratitude acknowledge we stand on the traditional, ancestral and treaty lands of the Treaty 20 Michi Saagiig territory and in the traditional territory of the Michi Saagiig and Chippewa Nations, collectively known as the Williams Treaties First Nations, which include: Curve Lake, Hiawatha, Alderville, Scugog Island, Rama, Beausoleil and Georgina Island First Nations.
