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Source: Derry News / Weekender

Teens 13 to 18 are invited to enjoy “The Hunger Games” with themed snacks and refreshments at the Leach Library in Londonderry. Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12LONDONDERRY: Hunger Games Movie Presentation (Ages 13-18)Enjoy the movie with themed snacks and refreshments.3-5:30 p.m., Leach Library, 276 Mammoth RoadRegister: 603-432-1132 / www.londonderrynh.govEAST DERRY: STEM ClubParticipants will learn about different concepts in STEM through practical projects, lectures, and demonstrations.6-7 p.m., Taylor Library, 49 East Derry RoadRegistration required: 603-432-7186Info: www.taylorlibrary.orgSALEM: Teen/Tween Dungeons and DragonsThursdaysBoth beginners and experts are welcome.2:30-4:30 p.m., Kelley Library, 234 Main StreetInfo: 603-898-7064 / www.kelleylibrary.orgSALEM: Bread of Life Food PantryThursdays6-7 p.m., Triumphant Cross Lutheran Church, 171 Zion Hill RoadInfo: www.triumphantcross.orgQuestions?

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