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Library holding short story writing contest
February 26, 2015 · 0 Comments
Join Caledon Public Library as they ignite the passion of the Toronto 2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games through creative writing.
The Library invites local writers of all ages to be a part of this legacy of the Games coming to Caledon in July.
Entry to the contest is free, and it’s open to all writers of all ages aged six and older. Winners in all categories will receive cash prizes, and first place winners will receive two admission tickets to attend a Pan Am/Parapan Am event.
Entrants in the contest will be expected to write a Pan Am/Parapan Am themed short story. Entries can be submitted to the Library from March 1 to April 30.
Contest guidelines and entry forms are available at all seven branches, as well as on the Caledon Public Library website at caledon.library.on.ca
Prizes will be awarded on stage at Caledon Day, June 13 in Caledon East.
Come join the excitement and celebrate the third largest international multi-sport Game. Help cheer in the torch; and welcome the athletes and visitors from North and South American to Town.
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