Warren Connecticut

The Summer Reading Program “Paws, Claws, Scales and Tales” is underway, with a great schedule of Tuesday(4:30 pm) events.

July 11th - Animal Origami Lessons with Karen Layman

July 18th - A visit with Meghan Tanner and her Farm Pets(live animals!)

July 25h - Goshen Story teller Lis Avnet shares Animal Tales

August 1 - Sharon Audubon Animal Menagerie - learn about live birds, reptiles and insects by comparing them.

August 8 - The Celebration of Summer Reading - Ice Cream, prizes and surprises.

As part of this program we will have an Ongoing Pet Photo Contest open to the entire town of Warren. Bring your funniest, most adorable, most beautiful, most unique pet photos to the library and share your favorite pet moments. We know that the residents of Warren have some unique and wonderful pets. All photos submitted will be posted on the bulletin board. Please submit the photo and label it with the pet’s name(and yours!) and address. Depending on the collection recieved there will be prizes(funniest, most unique, fuzziest, most feathers, etc.) This contest is open to the whole community. Share your paws, claws, scales and tails with our Summer Readers and the community.

Connecticut State Parks & Forest Day Pass Available at the library. A Connecticut State program entitled “No Child Left Inside” (http://www.nochildleftinside.org/) has made available to the library a pass that waives vehile entrance fees for one private passenger vehicle carrying up to 12 passengers or the per person fee to any Connecticut State Park or Forest that charges admission. This may be checked out for one week at the library. An accompanying book describes each park or forest in the state. Please check at the library desk.

The 2006 Connecticut Boating guide is also available at the library.

Don’t forget to pick up your summer reading at our ongoing book sale.

Happy summer reading!

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