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Written by Holly Dutton Monday, 29 June 2009 08:18

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Community Library's summer fun continues for local youth

“Jungle” Jim Klinger shows off frogs to the crowd of children during his presentation of Texas creatures at the Tomball College and Community Library June 26. Klinger’s presentation was the latest in the Library’s ongoing summer activities for local children and youth.

Photo by Holly Dutton

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