K-9 officers help celebrate Children’s Book Week
Published 5:39 pm Friday, May 12, 2023
Posing for a photo with Leo Durbin, right, at the special Storytime event May 5 in Windsor is Isle of Wight County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Steven Peed and K-9 Officer Mack.
Children and their parents check out the vehicles of the Isle of Wight County Sheriff’s Office outside the Windsor Library during the special Storytime event that was held May 5 celebrating Children’s Book Week. Pictured are, closest to furthest, Timothy Durbin and Stephanie Durbin with Leo Durbin, in black; Wyatt, in blue, with Dulce Lewis; and Sharon Daniels with Luke Baisden, in light blue.
The Windsor Library’s Storytime group enjoys a demonstration by the Isle of Wight County Sheriff’s Office K-9 officers.
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Children’s Book Week, which ran from May 1-7, proved to be a busy and enjoyable time for the Blackwater Regional Library, including its Windsor branch.
“We had so much fun during Children’s Book Week last week,” BRL Windsor Branch Senior Library Assistant Melody L. Ranck stated Wednesday, May 10.
The next day, she noted that Children’s Book Week is a special week for celebrating children’s books and encouraging early literacy in the community. The 2023 Children’s Book Week has two dedicated weeks of celebration — May 1-7 and Nov. 6-12.
“Systemwide, we saw 2,148 checkouts of youth materials throughout Blackwater Regional Library during the week of May 1-7,” she said.
She noted that to celebrate the fun experienced during the week, the Windsor Library held a special Storytime event with Isle of Wight County Sheriff’s Office K-9 officers on Friday, May 5.
