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Summer Youth Program at North County Library

Written by: April 29 2011
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SEBASTIAN — “One World, Many Stories” is the theme for the Florida Library Youth Program for 2011 and a full schedule of children’s programming has been planned at the North Indian River County Library.

Registration begins Monday, May 9. Registration is available in person at the Children’s service desk, by telephone at (772) 589-1355, or by visiting www.sebastianlibrary.com/childrens.

The programs, which are free of charge, run from Friday, June 17 through Friday, August 5. Brochures describing each program and event are available in the Library.

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