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OWN THE NIGHT
Teen Summer Reading Program!
Sign up at the library for the 'Own the Night' Teen Summer Reading Program! It will start on July 9th and go until the final party on August 11th.
TAB - Teen Advisory Board
TEENS become library and life savvy as TAB (Teen Advisory Board) members by planning events from start to finish, designing and completing displays, taking advantage of volunteer opportunities, and being involved with the Summer Reading Program.
TAB is made up of brainstorming teens ages 12 to 18. Ideas fly during monthly meetings at the library (with refreshments, of course.) Suggestions are made for exciting programs and for new materials that might be added to the teen collection. Teens come up with ways to promote and encourage young adult reading.
Library involved teens can receive letters of recommendation from library staff for their involvement. Contact Gail at the library to ask about joining at 637-2403.
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