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Reading record set over the summer
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Crestview News Bulletin
Community, NewsMost kids like to enjoy their summer outdoors, on vacation or playing video games.
However, the Crestview Public Library encouraged kids to spend some of their summer reading.
With over 220 participants between birth to age 18, the library held its Youth Reader Awards on July 31 to celebrate their accomplishments.