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NOLS and PUD partner to help you save energy
The Library and the PUD are jointly sponsoring a program at each NOLS branch where you can learn how to use a watt detector to save on your energy
bills as well as more ideas for reducing your household energy consumption. Kill-a-Watt™ Energy Detector Toolkits are available for checkout.
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information about this program.
Events for Kids and Young Adults
Valentine Card Making Extravaganza
Join the fun at the 5th Annual Valentine Card Making Extravaganza at the
Clallam Bay Branch.
To make a card for someone special, drop in anytime starting Wednesday, February 8 through Tuesday, February 14.
You supply the creativity and the Library supplies the cards, glitter, stickers, feathers, glue and more.
Read for the fun of it!
Enjoy sharing great books, discussions, and snacks with your friends after school at 3pm.
Upcoming reading selections include:
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| Wednesday- February 8 Rules by Cynthia Lord |
Wednesday- February 15 and February 29 |
Wednesday- March 14 and March 28 Stuck in Neutral by Terry Trueman |
Discussions will be led by Youth Services Librarian Pam Force. Contact Pam at or call the Clallam Bay Branch at (360) 963-2414 for more information. Copies of the books will be available at the Branch for participants. This program is intended for readers in grades 6-8.
Tricky Tales at the Clallam Bay Branch
Enjoy a celebration of trickster tales from around the world, featuring stories, a puppet show and craft activities. Help create a collaborative work of art to be displayed in the Library! This event is part of the ongoing COAST program.
Monday, February 27, at 3:15pm, for grades K-5
Wednesday, February 29, at 3:15pm for grades 6-8.
Contact Pam at or call the Clallam Bay Branch Library at (360) 963-2414 for more information.
Preschool Storytimes
For children ages 3-5
Fourth Monday each Month 1:30pm
January 6 - March 30
Family Storytimes
All Ages
Fourth Saturday each month 4pm
January 12—March 22
About C.O.A.S.T.
The C.O.A.S.T. program, or Creating Opportunities for After School Thinking, is federally funded by the Department of Education 21st Century Community Learning Center. Cape Flattery School District is one of 11 schools nation-wide to receive grant money used to tutor students in core subjects -- using music, art and culture -- helping them meet state and local academic achievement standards. Partners in the program include Makah Cultural and Research Center, Makah Employment and Training Department, and the North Olympic Library System, which oversees the public libraries in Clallam Bay, Forks, Port Angeles and Sequim. After the initial five-year grant period, the school district will look for ways to sustain the program.
For more information about volunteering or enrolling in the program, contact Lori Hanson via phone at 360-645-2741 or 360-963-2103, or e-mail at .