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Plano Public Library January programming for families and adults · Kendall County News - Shaw Local

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  Speaker 1: Plano Public Library January Programming for families and adults. This
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  article is being read by an automated voice brought to
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  you by Everlett. The Plano Public Library, located at fifteen
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  W North Saint Plano, has announced its upcoming programming for
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  families and adults. Sen Sue Residents Traveling Office hours Tuesday,
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  January twentieth, twelve thirty pm t s PM. A representative
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  from Senator Sue Reason's office will be here to assist
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  constituents with navigating issues they face with any state or
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  government agency or program. No registration required. Card Making Class
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  Valentine Cards Tuesday, January twentieth, six thirty to eight pm.
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  You'll make five handmade cards with Jennifer Boring. All supplies provided,
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  including envelopes. Open to a adults, high school students, and
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  children ten and older accompanied by an adult. Five dollars
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  fee for each class must be paid at the time
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  of registration. Wednesday Book Club Wednesday January twenty first, three
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  thirty to four thirty pm. The Women by Kristin Hannah
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  will be discussed. The book for February will be The
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  Year of What If? By Phedra Patrick. This group reads
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  a variety of genres. Book are available at the checkout desk.
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  Newcomers are welcome anytime. Writers Group Thursdays, January twenty second
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  and twenty nine, six thirty to eight pm. Come join
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  other writers to discuss your work in person or Zoom.
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  Open to adults and high school students. No registration required.
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  Location meeting room, Zoom meeting ID nine eight eight two
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  five five five zero five nine to one passcode zero
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  four eight five five nine. Boo Twisters book Club new
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  program Tuesday January twenty seven, seven to eight pm. If
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  you love a good thriller, this book club is for you.
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  We'll discuss The Family Game by Catherine Steadman in January.
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  For adults. Registration is required, Space is limited. Books can
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  be picked up at the checkout desk. Blood Drive Wednesday,
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  January twenty eighth to thirty to six thirty pm. Each
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  donation impacts and saves three lives. To schedule your donation,
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  please sign up at the library or online at www
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  verse ct dot org. Appointments are preferred, but walkins are welcome.
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  Each donor will be entered in a raffle for one
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  hundred dollars visa gift card. Yoga with Jen Friday's February
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  sixth thirteen, twenty twenty seven, ten thirty to eleven thirty am.
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  Beat the winter blues with yoga, which can help improve
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  mood and reduce stress. Certified instructor Gen Penn leads this welcoming,
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  no pressure class. Bring your own mat or use one
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  of the libraries. All skill levels welcome, Open to adults.
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  Registration for each class is separate. Register to come to one,
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  a few, or all of them. Crafts to Go Heart
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  Photo Box Saturday, February seventh, Free crafts for high school
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  students and adults. First come, first served, while supplies last.
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  Knit and Crochet Group in person every Monday, four to
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  six pm, led by talented crochet artist Karen Perez. Come
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  knit and crochet with others or learn how to crochet.
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  Limited supplies provided. Open to all ages. Children under ten
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  must be accompanied by an adult. Location, Diana Hastings Boardroom,
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  No registration required. Knit and Crochet Group Zoom every Thursday,
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  ten am to twelve pm. This informal group works on
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  their own projects, discusses types and colors of yarn, and
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  helps each other with new or tricky patterns. Zoom Meeting
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  ID nine five four nine one zero five six two
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  six seven passcode two nine seven two five four. No
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  registration required. To register for kids programs call six three
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  zero five five two to zero two five. Making Music
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  Thursday January fifteenth, ten thirty to eleven ten am. Join
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  music teacher Jessica Ortega in this fun class that includes singing, movement,
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  and playing musical instruments for children ages zero through five
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  with an adult. Registration required. Legos at the Library Monday,
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  January nineteenth, two to three p m. Or six to
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  seven pm. The library provides the legos. Just bring your
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  imagination for all ages. Children under age six must be
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  with an adult. No registration required. Baby Time Thursday January
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  twenty second, ten thirty tw eleven ten am. Come explore
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  different ways of using rhymes, songs, chants, musical instruments and
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  books with your baby. You and your baby will have
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  an opportunity to play with age appropriate toys at the
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  end of each class. Includes time for play at the
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  end of class for infants and babies who are not
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  yet walking with an adult. Registration required. Sounds Fun Tuesday
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  January twenty seventh, six to six forty five pm. We'll
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  enjoy a rhyming book together and then explore letter sounds
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  and pre handwriting skills in fun, interactive and multisensory ways.
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  We'll have a variety of phonic stations for self paced exploration.
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  Will be focused on different letter sounds in each class.
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  For children ages three to six with an adult registration required.
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  Bookworms Tuesday February third, five to five forty five PM.
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  Join us for a fun story, healthy sacs, a craft
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  or art activity, and picking out interesting books to read.
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  For independent students in grades K through three without an
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  adult registration required. Create Art with Petite Palate Thursday, February fifth.
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  An artist from the Petite Palette will lead the class
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  in creating an acrylic on canvas painting for independent children
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  without an adult. Registration for each program is separate. Call
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  six three zero five five two two zero two five
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  to register. Five dollars fee for each class must be
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  paid at the time of registration. Ages six ten, Trufula
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  Trees four four five to five forty five PM, Ages
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  ten eighteen, Galaxy six fifteen to seven fifteen PM. Rhyme
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  Time Wednesday's February fourth, eleven, eighteen two and March fourth,
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  eleven ten thirty to eleven am or six to six
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  thirty PM. This Lapse at Storytime features action, rhymes, songs,
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  movement activities, a simple story, and parent child reading time.
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  Active adult participation is an integral part of this program
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  for children birth to thirty six months, accompanied by an
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  adult registration required