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Salem Public Library is seeking teen volunteers to spend 4-6 hours each week from mid-June to mid-August helping with the annual Summer Reading Challenge

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May 25, 2023

Salem, OR – According to the statement, opportunities include helping readers sign up and log time, handing out incentives and prizes, preparing for special events, helping at special summer events, and more.

The Summer Reading Crew will work in pairs and small teams, so this is also a chance to get to know other teens from our community.

Volunteer times and days are flexible.

More information here.

This is a developing story and it will be updated as new information become available.

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Salem Public Library is seeking teen volunteers to spend 4-6 hours each week from mid-June to mid-August helping with the annual Summer Reading Challenge

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Salem Public Library is seeking teen volunteers to spend 4-6 hours each week from mid-June to mid-August helping with the annual Summer Reading Challenge

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