TARGET: YA afterschool programs in public/school libraries

[Jody Newman <newjody@COMCAST.NET>]

Hello everyone:

Another request of you:

I have a friend interested in doing something at his local library to
help with the older youths (middle and high school) who come to the
library after school with not much to do. Do any of you know of programs
that are held either in your schools or at the public library in your
town that attract kids and offer them something to do other than just
hang out? I'd be especially interested in ones that have actually hooked
in the kids who only want to hang out and have given them something
worthwhile to do:-) If there's interest and good responses, I'll be
happy to post a HIT.

And, as always, THANKS!

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Stow MA
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