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Library announces summer reading program with local incentives and $3,600 grant support
Summary
Library staff announced the summer reading program, reporting about 1,400 registrations last year and new incentives and programming funded in part by a $3,600 Texas Library Association award.
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Library staff presented details of the upcoming summer reading program. The program’s national theme for the season was described (noted in the transcript as a themed reading initiative), and staff said last year’s registration reached about 1,400 participants with roughly 410 completions. Registration opened and the program will offer a series of prizes and kickoff events, with tote bags for families at registration and regular quarter prizes.
Staff said the Friends of the Library contributed prizes and that the library received a $3,600 award from the Texas Library Association through state funding referenced in the transcript to help cover program expenses such as performers and advertising. Program events will include morning and evening offerings, alternating weekday activities and additional performers funded through the grant. Staff invited council and the public to the kickoff event and answered brief procedural questions about participation.
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