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Reading Club blazes to finish line with visit from fire department

by | Jul 27, 2017 | Education

Princeton Fire Chief Tom Harvey reads a fire safety themed story at the concluding meeting of the Summer Reading Club Wednesday, July 26. Photo by Wyndi Veigel/The Princeton Herald.

Lois Nelson Public Library wrapped up their Summer Reading Club fun Wednesday, July 16 with a visit from the Princeton Fire Department.

Fire Chief Tom Harvey read a book to participants about fire safety and a shift of Princeton firefighters took kids on a tour of an accompanying fire engine brought to the library.

Participants also got to choose a book of their own to keep as a prize for participation in the reading club.

For the complete story see next week’s edition of The Princeton Herald. Video of the chief reading is featured below.

 

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