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Putnam County Public Library’s Granville Branch announces September programs · Illinois Valley - Shaw Local

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  Speaker 1: Putnam County Public Library's Granville Branch announces September programs. Written
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  Speaker 1: by Shaw Local News Network. This article is being read
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  Speaker 1: by an automated voice brought to you by Everlett. The
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  Speaker 1: Putnam County Public Library District's Granville Branch is offering a
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  Speaker 1: full slate of free September programs, including documentary screenings, author talks,
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  Speaker 1: hands on workshops, and recurring classes for all ages, documentary discussions,
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  Speaker 1: and special events. The month opens with three programs on September. First,
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  Speaker 1: Docs and Dialogue American Oz at one pm explores how L.
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  Speaker 1: Frank Baum's reinvention became a timeless tale. The One Flag,
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  Speaker 1: Many Voices. My America Tile Project at four pm invites
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  Speaker 1: participants to design a six inch fabric tile for a
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  Speaker 1: giant American flag mosaic, and Oh Say What you Can
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  Speaker 1: See at six pm traces the history of the National
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  Speaker 1: Anthem and US Flag Code hybrid in person and virtual.
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  Speaker 1: On September sect at three pm, Ken Burns and Uvelle
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  Speaker 1: eleven discuss America's founding ideals two hundred and fifty years
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  Speaker 1: later in Docks and Dialogue A More Perfect Union. September
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  Speaker 1: eighth brings dos in Dialogue Remembering nine elevens Inches at
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  Speaker 1: one pm, featuring filmmakers and FDNY firefighters reflecting on that day,
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  Speaker 1: and grass roots democracy. Illinois Labour Journeys at six pm,
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  Speaker 1: exploring the state's labour history, including the Radium Girls and
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  Speaker 1: pullman workers. Hybrid Stone's of Remembrance on September eleventh at
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  Speaker 1: nine am invites participants to decorate Stone's honoring loved ones.
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  Speaker 1: The library closes at noon that day for a staff meeting.
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  Speaker 1: September fifteenth features docks and dialogue. The Unlikely Union at
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  Speaker 1: one pm, telling the story of thirteen colonies forming a
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  Speaker 1: republic and Threads of History. The Bayo Tapestry at six
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  Speaker 1: pm with needle point artist Kathy graft and exploring the
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  Speaker 1: eleventh century tapestry. Hybrid Indoor Edible Gardens on September sixteenth,
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  Speaker 1: at one pm teaches how to grow fresh herbs and
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  Speaker 1: greens year round indoors. September twenty second offers DOS and
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  Speaker 1: Dialogue America The Bountiful at one pm, exploring Illinois pumpkin
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  Speaker 1: industry and Illinois history in ten Objects at six pm,
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  Speaker 1: examining state history through artifacts from the Illinois State Museum.
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  Speaker 1: Hybrid bring an object to share. Elizabeth Packard, the nineteenth
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  Speaker 1: century advocate for the mentally ill, will visit September twenty
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  Speaker 1: third at six pm to discuss her fight against involuntary
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  Speaker 1: commitment and the laws she changed. The program is made
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  Speaker 1: possible through the Starved Rock Country Community Foundation. September twenty
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  Speaker 1: ninth includes DOS and Dialogue America the Bountiful at one pm,
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  Speaker 1: focusing on beekeeping and beeswax and viltage fall flavors at
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  Speaker 1: six pm, revisiting cookbook recipes from the nineteen fifties to
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  Speaker 1: nineteen eighties with pumpkin, maple and apple themes hybrid. On
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  Speaker 1: September thirtieth at one pm, Docks and Dialogue Orchard House
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  Speaker 1: Steps inside the Concord, Massachusetts home where Louisa May Alcott
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  Speaker 1: wrote Little Women