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Drop in with your mobile devices or laptops for hands-on help with downloading library eBooks, audiobooks, movies, and music. Learn computer basics; try new software or internet applications; sign up for Microsoft IT Academy, Lynda; and ask our experts any other tech questions.

Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and more! Caregivers will learn a variety of songs, fingerplays, bounces and more to help develop early literacy skills. Storytime is at 10:00am and families can stay for open play.

We’ll sing songs, dance, share stories and have fun with props!

K-5 grades Join us on early release Wednesdays for crafts, cool projects, and more. Check your school’s bus schedule for drop off at the library.

A professional writer leads this group of aspiring authors. Each session participants will learn something new about the writing process and they have the chance to share their creative writing with the group. Call the Children’s Department to get on the email list.

Join the Anacortes Community Task Force for one-part presentation, one-part demonstration, and one-part question and answer. Learn about opioid risks in our community and county and prevention measures you can take to address the issue. Topics covered by our panel of experts will include identifying opioids, the impact of opioids in the community, safety mea-sures including taking back medicines, and how law enforcement is addressing drug risks in the community.

This program promotes early literacy through stories, play, movement, music, and rhymes. We begin with 30 minutes of open play.

Join the Anacortes Community Task Force for a presentation, demonstration, and question and answer session focused on opioid risks in our community and county. This presentation and discussion will include prevention measures you can take to address this issue. Topics covered by our panel of experts will include: opioids and why it’s important to learn to identify them; impact of opioids in our community; why taking back medicines is so important for the safety of our families and communities; and drug risks in our community and how law enforcement is addressing the issue. Contact : CSO Karl Wolfswinkel, Anacortes Police Department at (360) 293-4684 or karlw@cityofanacortes.org with questions.