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Tri-County Library summer reading program encourages children to read throughout the summer. This summer there were 49 participants ages 0 to 18. Participants are treated to a movie and popcorn at Hometown Cinemas along with prize bags. Although the reading program is complete the library offers fun reading activities for readers of all ages.
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Creature Teacher Amanda Galyean shows Isaiah Soto how to pet a baby kangaroo June 26 at Tri-County Library. The Creature Teacher program is a hands on learning experience for children and parents to enjoy.
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Annalise Kinney (left) helps Science Heroes’ Brandon Enriquez cause a ping pong ball to float at the Tri-County Library Summer Reading Program series June 19.
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Tristan West comes to all the performances sponsored by Tri-County Library. West is so excited to see the science process from Science Heroes June 19.
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Tri-County Library starts off the summer reading program with an explosion of fun from Texas A&M University Chemistry Road Show June 5. Demonstrator Jim Pennington starts off the show with chemical wonders that turn ordinary objects and events into exciting learning experiences.
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The Feral Heroes Rescue microchip station is set up at Tri County Library ready for area residents to help reunite pets and owners.
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Mabank Police Lt. Billy Snell fingerprints Harley Feltman at the Tri-County Library June 5.
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The City of Mabank Police Chief Keith Bradshaw reads to children at the Tri-County Library June 5. During the month of June the library will have a guest reader and activity each Wednesday at 2 p.m.
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Area homeschool students proudly display their winning ribbons earned during the Learn with Laura Homeschool Science Fair at Tri-County Library April 26.
