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GRAB BAG
AN ASSORTMENT OF
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NOVEMBER 3�10, 2021
What’s happening
at the Baker
County Library?
By Lisa Britton
Go! Magazine
B
AKER CITY — The Baker County Public Library
is bustling with activities these days — off ering
both on-site and take-home options.
AT-HOME OPTIONS
Maker’s Club “take and make” kits are available
twice per month on Wednesdays. These can be
picked up at the front circulation desk.
“Storytime in a Bag” is available on the fi rst of the
month. These kits include a book, craft and activity.
“There are also suggestions of how to further an
at-home storytime, including some videos to look at
or another that is good for dancing to,” said Missy
Grammon, the library’s youth services specialist.
A new service called “Dial-a-Story” allows
patrons to hear a story read aloud by Grammon. To
choose a story, dial 541-406-6660.
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Grammon holds storytime every Tuesday at
10 a.m. at the library. On Fridays, she is off ering
StoryArt at 10 a.m. where children listen to a story
and explore an art medium. Her current session is
full, but she plans to start another one in January
or February.
She’s also off ering several opportunities for older
children, including:
• Young Writers Club, which meets at 4 p.m. Tues-
days through Nov. 30. The focus is writing a story as
part of NaNoWriMo — National Novel Writing Month.
• Teen Book Club, for grades six to eight, meets at
4 p.m. on Wednesdays.
• Tween Book Club, this one for grades three to
fi ve, meets at 3 p.m. on Fridays.
BATTLE OF THE BOOKS
The Oregon Battle of the Books — also known as
OBOB — begins soon. There are three age cat-
egories: grades three to fi ve, six to eight, and high
school. Those interested in participating can sign up
at the library or call 541-523-6419.
3D PRINTER
Earlier this month the Baker County Public Li-
brary unveiled its newest service: two 3D printers.
Patrons can submit images to be printed for free.
To fi nd designs, either browse the website www.
thingiverse.com or create an original piece at www.
tinkercad.com.
Flyers that detail the process are available at
the library next to the printers, which can be found
near the circulation desk. For information, email
3D@bakerlib.org.
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