Royal City Library to host summer reading program
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ROYAL CITY — As always, the Royal City Library summer reading program will begin after school is out, and children have all summer long to sign up.
There will be children’s programs at least once a week and three MobileMakerspace programs for teens.
“If anyone is interested in donating good clean usable children’s books or toys or treats for programs, that would be greatly appreciated,” Librarian Sharon Stewart said.
One of the programs will the Puppet Show put on by the North Central Regional Library puppeteers. It will be held at 11 a.m. on Thursday, June 23.
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