Library kicks off summer reading with a bang

by Arden Terry
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“Attendees were able to explore a fire truck, police car, and transit bus, and play on a climbing wall and bounce house,” Amy Skipper said. /Photo provided


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“We want to introduce more of the public to fire and the role it plays in our ecosystems,” Mason Conley said. /Photo by Madison Barnes
Festival goers learn about fire and ecosystem
Artist Matt McAuliffe demonstrates creating art with glass. /Photo by Madison Barnes
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Keeping pets flea-free
Anyone receiving any type of call from someone claiming to be from U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and seeking any type of personal information should just hang up. /Photo by MrMachyH , Adobestock.com
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During the City Nature Challenge, the Texas tortoise was among more than 150 species observed with the greateast conservation need. /Photo by dsom, program Adobestock.com
Species documented during City Nature Challenge
The Texas Legislature has appropriated $13 million over the next two years to launch a statewide pilot program aimed at reducing the population of unvaccinated, unsterilized dogs and cats. /Photo by ChenPG, Adobestock.com
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