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Library's Booktober Fest is Oct. 10

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By Barry Bradford
| Daily Star (Hammond, LA) Verified
On Saturday, Oct. 10, Tangipahoa Parish Library will hold its Annual Free Book Festival from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Hammond Branch. The second Saturday of every October the library holds this festival to celebrate free public libraries. The tax dollars of our citizens pay for the facilities, materials and services of our six branches, and the festival is one way to thank our citizens and remind everyone of all that is available to them without any further charge.
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Children’s programs at Tangipahoa Library

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By Barry Bradford
| Daily Star (Hammond, LA) Verified
Tangipahoa Parish Library wants everyone to read, especially children. In fact, we have several different programs each week at each branch for young people depending on their age. Baby & Me and Toddler Time are programs designed for children ages 6 months to 3 years and their parents.
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Share your expertise and join our Scientific Advisory Committees

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By Richard Smith, Wendy Harwood, Barry Bradford
| GOV.UK
Cymraeg We are currently recruiting for new members to join our  Science Council and Scientific Advisory Committees (SACs). Our committees are integral to the Food Standards Agency (FSA). They help us to be an effective science and evidence-led organisation. They help prioritise our work and ensure we provide accurate information to people.
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