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LISTEN: Marie and Katherine talk going “fine free” and Summer Reading Programs

In this episode, Marie and Katherine discuss going “fine free” for overdue library materials. They also chat about the Summer Reading Program for participants of all ages.

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The City of Rochester, New Hampshire offers two free audio podcasts: The Post Podcast and Off The Shelf. The Post Podcast is hosted by Public Information Manager Matt Wyatt. In each episode, Wyatt interviews guests from local government, businesses, organizations, and volunteer groups. Off The Shelf is hosted by public librarians Marie Lejeune and Katherine Parker-Wright. In each episode, Marie and Katherine talk about “all things library” and interview various community guests to find out what they’re reading and watching.

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