Library director reports strong summer reading turnout, previews fall programs
The Huron Public Library reported its summer reading program drew 300 children, 35 teens and 128 adults; the executive director also outlined fall events, a strategic‑plan survey and an October book sale.
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Ms. Boot, the executive director of the Huron Public Library, told the council the library’s summer reading program ended in July with “300 children, 35 teens, and 128 adults participating.” She walked council through the library’s fall lineup, including Tech Talks (September’s topic: drones and robots), Google Internet Safety lessons for children, a puzzle swap and a mini Fall Festival on Oct. 10 ahead of a Friends of Huron Public Library book sale on Oct. 7–10.
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