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Library Rooster Has Something To Crow About

By Nancy K. Crevier

Published: Nov 07, 2020 11:15 am

The C.H. Booth Library rooster (aka Kaki Taylor) entertained plenty of passersby on an unusually warm Saturday morning, November 7.

Doing a little dancing and a lot of waving in front of the 25 Main Street building, the library mascot was promoting the virtual Turkey Trot fundraiser and just bringing some joy to anyone going by.

To register for the 2020 Turkey Trot, visit chboothlibrary.org.

Waving and doing a little dance, the C.H. Booth Library rooster was a hit, with plenty of toots from cars and waves from passersby on Saturday morning. —Bee Photo, Crevier

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