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  Speaker 1: Ottawa Library District sets July events. Written by Kate Santilon.
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  This article is being read by an automated voice brought
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  to you by Everlett. The Reddick Public Library District in
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  Ottawa will host several programs and events in July. The
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  library will be closed for the fourth of July on Saturday,
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  July fourth. The event's schedule includes Escape the Study Room,
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  Game Bad Seed Good Egg Wednesday July first through Friday
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  July thirty first. Teams of up to four will have
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  forty five minutes to solve confusing chore riddles. A prize
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  also will be awarded. Reservations and walk ins are accepted.
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  Shake Rattle Read ten to ten forty five am Wednesdays
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  July first, eight, fifteen, twenty two, and twenty nine. The
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  event includes a craft themed stories and songs. The event
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  is open to children ages newborn to three. Heartstopper Hype
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  Party two to three pm Wednesday, July first. Attendees will
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  be able to participate in Heartstopper trivia, activities and crafts.
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  The program is intended for children in seventh through twelfth grades.
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  TikTok Recipe Trends one to one forty five pm Thursday,
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  July second. Participants can create viral TikTok recipes. The event
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  is open to children in third through sixth grades. Due
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  to limited supplies, registration is required. To register, visit Reddicklibrary,
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  dot libnet, dot i info, slash event Comma call eight
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  one five four three four zero five zero nine, or
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  visit the library Circulation Desk America two hundred and fifty
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  Hamilton one to four pm Friday July third. Attendees will
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  be able to watch a filmed production of the Broadway
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  musical Hamilton. The program also features snacks, singalongs, and beverages.
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  The movie is rated PG. The program is intended for
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  adults and teens. Monthly Kit Summer Monday, July sixth. The
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  kit includes summer recipes in a summer charm. Participants will
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  be limited to one kit. The kits are available while
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  supplies last. The kits are open to adults. Story Time
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  at the Woodland ten thirty to eleven thirty am, Monday,
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  July sixth, that Nels Woodland, two thousand Alexis Avenue, Ottawa.
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  Participants can listen to music and stories, hike and create
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  a craft. The event is intended for children. Registration is
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  required To register, visit the library call eight one five
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  four three four zero five zero nine, or visit Reddick
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  Library dot libnet, dot i info. Slash Event America two
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  hundred and fifty Boston Tea and Party two to three
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  pm Monday July sixth on the library's Fulton Street Green Space.
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  Attendees will be able to participate in a water pistol
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  duel and toss complaints onto the harbor. The program is
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  open to children in seventh through twelfth grades. Babies Go
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  to the Beach five fifteen to six fifteen pm Monday,
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  July sixth, Participants can engage in a sensory ocean exploration.
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  The event is intended for children ages newborn to three,
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  set read ten to ten forty five am Tuesdays, July seventh, fourteen,
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  twenty one, twenty eight. The program includes songs, songs, a craft,
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  and themed stories. The program is open to children ages
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  three to five. DIY Permanent Marker Tide four thirty to
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  five thirty pm Wednesday, July eighth. Attendees will be able
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  to design a tidie shirt with rubbing alcohol and permanent markers.
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  Due to a limited shirt supply, the event is first come,
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  first served. The event is intended for children in seventh
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  through twelfth grades. After hors Bingo seven to eight thirty
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  pm Thursday, July ninth, participants can compete to win gift
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  car prizes. Attendees may enter through the library's Washington Street
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  annex door. The doors to the library open at six
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  forty five pm. The program is open to adults. Shark
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  Week Screening two to four pm Friday, July July tenth.
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  Attendees will be able to watch a screening of Jaws
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  and participate in sea themed activities. Participants are encouraged to
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  bring a beach towel to sit on. The event is
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  intended for children in seventh through twelve grades. The Loop
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  Group one thirty to three thirty pm Saturdays, July eleventh,
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  eighteen twenty five. Participants can learn how to knit and crochet.
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  The group is open to adults. Manga Club two to
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  three pm Saturday, July eleventh. Attendees will be able to
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  discuss Blue Lock and its anime adaptation. The club is
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  intended for children in seventh through twelfth grades. D D
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  Apprentice two to three thirty pm Monday, July thirteenth. Participants
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  can learn how to run a Dungeons and Dragons campaign.
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  The program is open to children in seventh through twelfth grades.
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  Board of Trustees Meeting six pm Monday July thirteenth. Attendees
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  will be able to view the board's monthly meeting. Jack
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  and the Beanstalk Fairytale stem one to one forty five
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  pm Tuesday July fourteenth. Participants can create a beanstalk to
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  support the Giant's castle. The event is intended for children
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  in kindergarten through second grade. Voter Registration five to six
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  thirty pm Wednesday, July fifteenth in the Library Study Room two.
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  Attendees will be able to register to vote. Participants must
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  bring a photo ID, proof of address, and be eighteen
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  or older by Tuesday, November three. The registration is open
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  to adults. Unplugged Gaming two to four pm Thursday, July seventeenth.
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  Participants can play with card decks and board games. The
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  program is intended for children in seventh through twelfth grades.
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  Crafter Hours Customize tote Bags ten to eleven thirty am, Saturday,
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  July eighteenth. Attendees will be able to paint a tote
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  bag or create cushion iron on patches. The event is
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  open to adults. Due to limited space. Registration is required
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  to register, visit the library circulation desk call eight one
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  five four three four zero five zero nine, or visit
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  Reddick Library dot libnet, dot i info, slash event. Mystery
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  Monday Book Club one to two pm, Monday July twentieth.
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  The club may discuss the Soulmate by Sally hepp Worth.
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  Book copies are available for checkout. The club is intended
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  for adults America two and fifty. Fireworks five fifteen to
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  six fifteen pm, Monday July twentieth, on the library's Fulton
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  Street side. Participants can learn about fireworks science and create
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  fizzing and foaming reactions. Attendees should wear clothes which can
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  get messy. Artists Workshop five thirty to six thirty pm
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  Tuesday July twenty first. Attend's will be able to work
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  on art pieces. The workshop is open to adults. Overnight
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  Oats four thirty to five thirty pm, Wednesday, July twenty second.
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  Participants can learn how to put together an overnight oats cup.
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  The program is intended for children in sevents seventh through
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  twelfth grades. Due to limited space, registration is required to
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  register visit Reddick Library dot libnet, dot i info slash
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  event Comma call eight one five four three four zero
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  five zero nine, or visit the library circulation desk. Gnome
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  Homes one to one forty five pm Thursday July twenty
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  Attendees will be able to build nome home with recycled
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  items and natural materials. The event is open to children
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  in third through sixth grades. Food for Thought Book Club
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  the Weekday Vegetarians by Jenny Rosenstrak five thirty to six
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  thirty pm, Thursday July twenty third. Participants must make a
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  recipe from the cookbook prior to the meeting. Attendees also
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  will be able to share cooking results of pins teen
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  After Hours Bingo five to six thirty pm Friday July
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  twenty fourth. Attends will be able to play bingo. The
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  program is intended for children in seventh through twelfth grades.
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  Registration is required to register, visit the library's circulation desk
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  Call eight one five four three four zero five zero nine,
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  or visit Rediclibrary dot libnet, dot i info slash event.
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  Summer Reading ends five pm Friday July twenty fourth. Incredible
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  Bats eleven am to noon Saturday, July twenty fifth. Participants
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  can meet and learn about various animals, including a fennic fox, fruit, bats,
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  short ailed topossum, armadillo, rabbit, dor mise rat, kangaroo, rat, bats, kingsnake,
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  box turtle, bearded dragon, and parrot. To register, visit the
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  library circulation desk call eight one five four three four
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  zero five zero nine, or visit Reddick Library, dot libnet,
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  dot i info Slash Event Homeschool Art ten to eleven
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  thirty am, Monday July twenty seventh on the library's Fulton
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  Street side. Attendees will be able to explore calligraphy. Dungeons
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  and Dragons one two three pm Monday July twenty seventh,
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  Participants can take part in a Dungeons and Dragons campaign.
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  The event is intended for children in seventh through twelfth grades.
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  The Apper's Book Club four thirty to five thirty pm
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  Tuesday July twenty eighth. Attendees will be able to read
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  books or work on schoolwork or a project. The club
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  is open to children in seventh through twelfth grades. Lego
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  Club five to six pm Tuesday July twenty eighth. Participants
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  can create growing themed lego builds. The lego creations may
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  be displayed in the library's Children's department. Ferry Gardens one
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  to one forty five pm Wednesday, July twenty ninth. Attendees
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  will be able to design and create a ferry garden
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  with ferry dirt. The event is intended for children in
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  kindergarten through second grade. Dan Goes Gros Show two to
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  two forty five pm Friday, July thirty first. Participants can
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  learn about growing through puppets, comedy, and magic acts.