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By Dena Wood
The Times 

"Good Stuff" at the Dayton Library

Grant brings new robotics program

 

Dena Wood

Children's librarian Carolyn Laib enjoys a read in the "Tall Tale" chair made years ago by David Sweetwood. The new children's area is filled with fun activites for little ones.

DAYTON – Dayton Memorial Library children's librarian Carolyn Laib doesn't need a watch to know what time school lets out. The library's newly remodeled basement quickly filling with children is clue enough. The new kid-friendly space is now filled with fun activities and will soon see the addition of a LEGO robotics program, courtesy of a Washington State Library/Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation grant.

The library's newly reconfigured space makes the downstairs more kid-friendly while keeping the upstairs adult-friendly, Laib said. The downstairs is now sectioned into specific areas for Pre-...



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