Library reports strong kickoff for summer reading, outlines family programs
Crook County Library reported a strong start to its summer reading program (94 sign-ups on day one), described all-ages activities including a Wetlands story walk and a petting-goat event, and previewed staff spotlights planned for July.
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Library staff reported that the summer reading program launched the first day of June with 94 sign-ups and estimated enrollment was nearing 200 by the June 11 board meeting. The program uses the Beanstack app for tracking reading and awards free books to children at registration and milestone completions; "Kids ages 0 to 17 get a free book when they register," staff said.
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