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              <text>Library staff members Beth Womacks and Kinney Carnahan portraying the Good Witch and Dorothy respectively visit Beaver Creek Elementary to promote the summer reading theme, Reading Road Trip USA. The children helped Beth and Kinney act out the skit, "Travel Down Merle Hay Road," to show that the Library would only be moving one mile north on Merle Hay.</text>
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