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School is Here...But Don't Worry! So Are YA Programs!

I hope everyone's first day of school was fantastic. Or at the very least, not awful!

I thought I'd give y'all a week to get used to school. To acclimate, if you will. And then we'll start with all of our awesome programs! 

As usual, Tuesdays from 4:30-5:30 will be video games and snacks
Then Teen Advisory Group meetings will be on Wednesdays 4:30-5:30
And Fridays will be different programs like snack making and board games and hedgehogs made out of books. 

I've uploaded the program brochure below, so you can see just what we've got going on this fall. But you can also come in to the library and get a paper copy. AND you can get reminders on your phone if you text the message @yaprograms (516) 342-4409




See you next week!

DFTBA,
Sti

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