Your reading pasttime could be earning money for first responders in Flossmoor.
The Flossmoor Public Library’s newly fashioned summer reading program is making every book count in its initiative to raise $1,000 for Flossmoor Police and Fire Departments.
Typically, libraries host summer reading programs for young readers as a way to encourage them to beat summer doldrums and keep reading while school’s out, said Anna Pauls, youth services manager.
Summer reading needed a new twist this year due to the coronavirus pandemic that forced the library to find new . . .
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