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  Speaker 1: Ottawa Library events set for August. Written by Kate Santillan.
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  Speaker 1: This article is being read by an automated voice brought
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  Speaker 1: to you by Everlett. The Reddick Public Library District in
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  Speaker 1: Ottawa will host several events and programs in August. The
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  Speaker 1: Loop Group one thirty to three thirty pm Saturdays August first, eight, fifteen,
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  Speaker 1: twenty two, and twenty nine. Attendees can learn how to
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  Speaker 1: knit and crochet. The group is open to adults. Manga
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  Speaker 1: Club two to three pm Saturday, August first. Participants will
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  Speaker 1: be able to discuss the summer Hikaru Died and its
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  Speaker 1: anime adaptation. The club is intended for students in seventh
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  Speaker 1: through twelfth grades. Monthly Kit Atamemy Monday, August third. The
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  Speaker 1: kit includes recipes and a dry roasted etame pack. Attendees
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  Speaker 1: will be limited to one kit. The kits are available
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  Speaker 1: while supplies last. The kits are open to adults. Story
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  Speaker 1: Time at the Woodland ten thirty to eleven thirty am, Monday,
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  Speaker 1: August third, at Nell's Woodland, two thousand Alexis Avenue, Ottawa.
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  Speaker 1: Participants will be able to listen to music and stories,
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  Speaker 1: hike and create a craft. Registration is required to register,
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  Speaker 1: visit Reddick Library, dot libnet, dot i info, Slash Events,
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  Speaker 1: Comic Call eight one five four three four zero five
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  Speaker 1: zero nine, or visit the library. Babies Go to the
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  Speaker 1: Camping five fifteen to six fifteen pm Monday, August. Attendees
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  Speaker 1: can engage in a sensory forest exploration. The event is
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  Speaker 1: intended for children ages newborn to three. Ready Set Read
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  Speaker 1: ten to ten forty five am Tuesdays August fourth, eleven, eighteen,
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  Speaker 1: and twenty five. The program features songs, a craft and
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  Speaker 1: themed stories. The program is open to children ages three
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  Speaker 1: to five. Shake Rattle Read ten to ten forty five
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  Speaker 1: am Wednesdays August fifth, twelve, nineteen, and twenty six. The
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  Speaker 1: event includes a craft, themed stories and songs. The event
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  Speaker 1: is intended for children ages newborn to three. Peter Rabbit
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  Speaker 1: Story and Nave one thirty to two thirty pm Wednesday,
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  Speaker 1: August fifth, at Nell's Woodland, two thousand, Alexis Avenue, Ottawa.
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  Speaker 1: Participants will be able to listen to a Peter Rabbit
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  Speaker 1: story and create a snack. The program is open to
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  Speaker 1: students in kindergarten through second grade. Due to limited space,
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  Speaker 1: registration is required to register visit Reddick Library, dot libnet,
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  Speaker 1: dot info, slash events, Comma call eight one five four
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  Speaker 1: three four zero five zero nine, or visit the library.
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  Speaker 1: Book Sale ten am to six pm Thursday, August sixth,
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  Speaker 1: from ten am to four pm Friday, August seventh, and
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  Speaker 1: from nine am to one pm Saturday, August eighth. Attendees
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  Speaker 1: can shop to gently used books and items in the
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  Speaker 1: library's community room. Books will be free from noon to
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  Speaker 1: one pm Saturday, August eighth. DIY School Supply Sticker Fest
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  Speaker 1: four thirty to five thirty pm Monday, August tenth. Participants
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  Speaker 1: will be able to decorate school supplies with the library
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  Speaker 1: sticker collection. Attendees may bring school supplies including binders, notebooks,
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  Speaker 1: and oneis. The event is intended for students in seventh
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  Speaker 1: through twelfth grades. Board of Trustees Meeting six pm Monday,
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  Speaker 1: August tenth. Attendees can view the board's monthly meeting. The
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  Speaker 1: meeting is open to adults. Tinker Time Rock Band one
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  Speaker 1: to one forty five pm Tuesday, August eleventh. Participants will
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  Speaker 1: be able to build musical instruments. The program is intended
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  Speaker 1: for students in pre school through second grade. Tissue Paper
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  Speaker 1: Flower Art one to one forty five pm Thursday August thirteenth,
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  Speaker 1: Attendees can create a tissue paper flower craft. The event
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  Speaker 1: is open to students in third through sixth grades. After
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  Speaker 1: hours Bingo seven to eight thirty pm Thursday August thirteenth,
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  Speaker 1: participants will be able to compete to win gift car prizes.
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  Speaker 1: The doors to the library open at six forty five pm.
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  Speaker 1: Attendees may enter through the Washington Street doors. The program
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  Speaker 1: is intended for adults. Stacks and Snacks Cinema ten to
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  Speaker 1: eleven thirty am, Saturday, August fifteenth, Attendees can view a
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  Speaker 1: screening of the movie Goat. The movie is rated PG. Basketball,
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  Speaker 1: crafts and popcorn will be provided. Mystery Monday Book Club
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  Speaker 1: one to two pm Monday, August seventeenth. Participants will be
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  Speaker 1: able to discuss The Golden Spoon by Jessica Maxwell. Book
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  Speaker 1: copies are available for checkout. The club is open to adults.
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  Speaker 1: Friendly Faces, Safe Spaces, Autism Acceptance, Family Night four to
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  Speaker 1: six pm Monday August seventeenth. Attendees can meet the Ottawa
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  Speaker 1: Police Department's Link Program officers. The event also features a
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  Speaker 1: quiet room, Sensory Friendly Touch a truck with the Ottawa
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  Speaker 1: police and fire departments and kids. Crafts and activities. Light
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  Speaker 1: refreshments will be served. Artists Workshop five thirty to six
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  Speaker 1: thirty pm Tuesday, August eighteenth. Participants will be able to
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  Speaker 1: work on art pieces. The workshop is intended for adults.
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  Speaker 1: Voter Registration Attendees can register to vote. Participants must bring
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  Speaker 1: a photo ID, proof of address, and be eighteen or
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  Speaker 1: older by Tuesday, November three. Five to thirty pm Wednesday,
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  Speaker 1: August nineteenth. The registration is open to adults. Bling Your
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  Speaker 1: Books five to six thirty pm Thursday, August twentieth. Participants
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  Speaker 1: will be able to customize books with gems and glitter.
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  Speaker 1: Attendees may bring a book. The event is intended for adults.
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  Speaker 1: Due to limited space. The registration is required to register.
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  Speaker 1: Visit Reddick Library dot libnet, dot i info Slash Events.
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  Speaker 1: Butterfly Release eleven am to noon Saturday, August twenty second.
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  Speaker 1: Attendees can watch the library release its butterflies. Crafts and
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  Speaker 1: snacks will be provided. Dungeons and Dragons four thirty to
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  Speaker 1: six thirty pm Monday, August twenty fourth. Participants will be
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  Speaker 1: able to take part in a Dungeons and Dragons campaign.
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  Speaker 1: The program is open to students in seventh through twelfth grades.
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  Speaker 1: The Yappers Book Club four thirty to five thirty pm Tuesday,
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  Speaker 1: August twenty fifth. Attendees can read books or work on
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  Speaker 1: schoolwork or a project. The club is intended for students
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  Speaker 1: in seventh through twelfth grade. Lego Club five to six
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  Speaker 1: pm Tuesday August twenty fifth. Participants will be able to
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  Speaker 1: create water themed lego builds. The lego creations may be
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  Speaker 1: displayed in the library's children's department. Cardboard Carnival four thirty
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  Speaker 1: to five fifteen pm Thursday, August twenty seventh. Attendees can
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  Speaker 1: design and build cardboard carnival games such as the duck game,
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  Speaker 1: ring toss, and ski ball. The carnival is open to
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  Speaker 1: children in third through sixth grades. Homeschool Art ten to
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  Speaker 1: eleven thirty am, Monday, August thirty first. Participants will be
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  Speaker 1: able to create tiny art on Mimi canvases.