Library: Summer is special here


July 3, 2008 · Updated 9:50 PM 

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Summer is an exciting time at Oak Harbor Library. Families crowd into the library to sign up for Summer Reading and to check out books and other materials.

All summer long we'll have programs for school-aged kids on Tuesday afternoons at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. beginning Tuesday, June 24 with magician Jeff Evans. The series will wind up on August 12 with our Finisher's Party and Mayor's Award Ceremony. Teen programs include Greg Bennick at 7 p.m. on July 2, juggling everything from beanbags to machetes. Teens are also invited to participate in a summer-long volunteer program and receive a free T-shirt.

These special programs and activities are offered due to the overwhelming support from the Friends of the Oak Harbor Library. The Friends fund the programs, volunteer their time and energy to assist with programs and sign-ups, and provide free books for all the children who reach their summer reading goal as well as prizes for teens and adults. We couldn't do it without them. Thank you, Friends of the Oak Harbor Library for your support for the library and the community.

Mary Campbell

Managing Librarian

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