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Metrowest Daily News
One 'Killer' read: Library marks Civil War
anniversary
Library programs introduce residents to 'Dr. Zab'
Framingham Reads Together (FRT) is a town-wide reading, discussion and activity program that invites citizens to read the same book at the same time. The book selected is the highly-acclaimed
The Killer Angels by Michael Shaara. FRT aims to bring the community together through shared experiences and special events. In March–April 2011 the Framingham Public Library and local partner institutions will host a series of exciting and educational events for adults and children, such as talks, films, book discussions, music, art exhibits, a walking tour, a contest, theatricals, displays, etc., that are based on the theme:
The Civil War–On the Battlefield and the Home Front. (Copies of The Killer Angels are available at both libraries).
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