The reading game ends on August 21. At the end of the summer, these tickets can be used towards a chance to win one of the many prizes donated by area businesses. Registration begins June 26, early rounds will be played throughout July. Interested students in grades 6-12 should take photographs of people, especially teens, taking the time to read. Up to three entries per person may be submitted.
More information is available at the library.
Approximately twenty Welles-Turner Library teen patrons recently had the opportunity to discuss a range of hair care topics with staff from Headworks, the hair salon located on Hebron Avenue. Owner Sandy Brunelle and stylists Elisabeth Irizarry and Greg Barton distributed bags of sample products and hosted a lively question and answer period. Among the topics discussed were how to tell if your hair is healthy, how putting hair up every day affects the look and health of your hair, what styles would look good, and why certain products are good or bad for your hair. The three then spent the next hour demonstrating various hair styles and techniques on several of the girls. Some of the girls had their hair straightened, while another learned how to get hers ultra-curly.