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Teens and adults can customize one-of-a-kind trucker hats using bold patches, vibrant markers and unique fabric decoupage during a free program at 6:30 p.m. April 16 at Mentor Public Library’s Main ...

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Completed in 2024, the new Redmond Library in Deschutes County, Oregon, embodies a forward-looking vision for community ...

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Where can you find free programs designed to spark creativity and inspire DIYers of all ages? Seymour Library, of course! Connect with fellow poets, gardeners, and crafters this spring at your library ...