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Sandy Whelton makes Williamston holiday spirit merry

By williamstonpost | December 17, 2013

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Williamston Library hosts movie club for students

After school movie club at the Williamston Public Library. (Emily Kellogg)

The movie club held monthly at the Williamston Library is a new adventure for kids ages 10 to 17 that gives them a chance to meet new people, hangout with friends and watch movies based on books in the library.

Amanda Fields, a librarian at the Williamston Public Library and head of the movie club, chooses to show the movie adaptions of these books in an effort to encourage students to read them after seeing the films if they are interested.

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