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November 19th, 2014

11/19/2014

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Children ages 6 to 17 are invited to use their Indianapolis Public Library cards for a chance to win a visit from Indianapolis Colts players Andrew Luck and Dwayne Allen during the Coltstrong, Librarystrong II contest.

The contest, which runs through Dec. 31, is designed to raise awareness about the many benefits of using a library card to take advantage of the free resources of the library, which has become one of the players’ primary community endorsements since arriving to Indianapolis in 2012.


“This is all about letting kids know how important the library can be in their lives and encouraging them to experience the joy of reading,” said Luck. “As an avid reader myself, this is a special opportunity for me to make a difference in getting young ones excited about learning.”


“I’ve always said that having a library card is like having a key to my own universe,” said Allen. “Whether it’s books, e-books or online resources, everything at the library is at my fingertips.”


Any time young people use their cards (one entry per day), they will be entered for a chance to win a visit from Luck. The winner, who can invite 20 of his friends, will be notified Jan. 9.


Last year’s contest generated  31,566 entries. Details are available at any branch or by visiting www.indypl.org.

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Pupils Create ‘Literary’ Pumpkin Patch’

11/12/2014

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Combining the joy of reading and the fun of Halloween resulted in a creative project for Nativity Catholic School’s fifth-graders, who were asked by their teacher Katie Jones to decorate pumpkins based on popular literary characters. Harry Potter, the Cat in the Hat, the Rainbow Fish and Snoopy were a few of the creations.

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SUBMITTED PHOTOS Jillian Lynch (from left) with her Santa pumpkin, Cara Wlodarczyk with her Hedwig pumpkin and Caterina Sergi stand next to the “pumpkin patch.”
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 Hunter Burge created a Frankenstein pumpkin; Aidan Leffer’s Rainbow Fish pumpkin was inspired by the book of the same name by Marcus Pfister.

Trick-or-treaters

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The youngest pupils at Nativity went trick-or-treating throughout the school’s classrooms while participating in a costume parade. The children are (above) first-graders Becca Engel, Taylor Gregg, Danny Kappes, Shane Gregg and Jacob Morris. Edrien Sobrino (at right) and Matthew Mendez are kindergartners. SUBMITTED PHOTOs
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