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    Parent’s Take Time Out

    February 26, 2018No Comments
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    logo_campverdecommunitylibraryLibrary offers break to parents and caregivers

    Camp Verde AZ (February 26, 2018) – Starting Friday, March 2, parents and caregivers are invited to sign their 6-11 year-old child/children in at the Children’s Library with Ms. Nadia for a movie matinee on the first Friday of the month. Take time out, run errands or do something for yourself for a couple of hours while we keep your kids.

    March 2nd happens to be Dr. Seuss’ birthday, so we will start this new program by showing a Dr. Seuss movie or two. Popcorn will be served FREE. Candy, water and soda are for sale to benefit the Friends of Camp Verde Library. Water is also available at the drinking fountain for free.

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    Please be prepared to fill out an emergency contact form for your child before dropping them off at the library. To learn more about this or any other Youth Services program at the Library visit www.cvlibrary.org or call 928-554-8387.

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