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Wonder Lab: Weather

10:00am - 10:45am
Youth, Birth to Preschool
Closed
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Library Branch: Helen Plum Library
Room: Youth Large Program Room (Combined)
Age Group: Youth, Birth to Preschool
Program Type:
Required
Seats Remaining: 0
Event Details:

Registered event for children 2-5 years, with participating adult; Helen Plum Library card required
Curious children and caregivers will explore discovery-based activities featuring a different theme each month. 

PIXLR  for Photo Restoration

3:00pm - 4:00pm
Adult
Closed
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Library Branch: Helen Plum Library
Room: Computer Lab
Age Group: Adult
Program Type: Technology Classes
Required
Seats Remaining: 8
Event Details:

Using Pixlr, we’ll look at tools that will help boost your photo restoration and color correction projects.

Previous experience with Pixlr is recommended.  

Family Fort Night

6:00pm - 7:00pm
Youth, Birth to Preschool, Elementary School, Middle School
Closed
Required
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Library Branch: Helen Plum Library
Room: Youth Large Program Room (Combined)
Age Group: Youth, Birth to Preschool, Elementary School, Middle School
Program Type: , Storytimes
Required
Seats Remaining: 2
Event Details:

Registered program for families with children of all ages
This is your chance to build a fort in the Library! We’ll supply the building materials, books, and flashlights — you bring the pillows for extra coziness.

Tracking Down Your Infamous Ancestors

7:00pm - 8:00pm
Adult
Closed
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Library Branch: Helen Plum Library
Room: Plum Meeting Rooms (Combined)
Age Group: Adult
Program Type: Genealogy
Required
Seats Remaining: 58
Event Details:

Just about every family has a "black sheep." Find out how to use photographs, newspapers, court cases, prison and parole records, and other state and federal records to uncover infamous ancestors.