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Library readies summer programs; to host Central Texas Food Bank meal distributions
Summary
The commission previewed summer programming that begins May 29 at Buda City Park and announced the library will again serve as a distribution site for Central Texas Food Bank summer meal boxes for children and teens.
Melinda, speaking for library staff, reviewed May and June calendars and said summer programming will kick off May 29 at Buda City Park. Planned activities include reading logs, weekly classes, a paleontologist visit, a magic show and an astronomy night.
"We're about we're getting really ready for summer," Melinda said as she walked commissioners through the calendar. She also said the library was chosen again as a distribution site for the Central Texas Food Bank's summer meals program, which brought many new faces to the library last year.
Staff described the food boxes as multi-week meal packs distributed every two weeks; the transcript includes participants filling in a box-count estimate but does not provide a definitive number of meals per box. Melinda also noted the library will be closed on June 19 (Juneteenth) but distribution will continue from the parking lot so the every-two-weeks schedule is preserved.
Commissioners discussed ways to encourage returning families (calendar handouts, outreach) and upcoming Friends of the Library events that coincide with high-volume days to maximize attendance.
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