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NAME:Granville Public Library
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SUMMARY:Community Book Club - Beaverland:
LOCATION:Granville Public Library\n<p>4351 Lancaster Rd.\, Granville</p>
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DESCRIPTION:In advance of Leila Philip's visit to Denison University\, the
  Licking Land Trust\, Licking Parks District\, Licking County Libraries\, 
 and Granville Public Library is hosting a book discussion.\n\n\n.\nhttps:/
 /granvillelibrary.libnet.info/event/11478077
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Ms. Philip's book chronicles the history b
 eavers have had on America's economy\, landscape\, and the health of our w
 ater resources. Learn about how beavers gave the Astor family their start\
 , how satellite imaging has captured this rodent's geographical impact\, a
 nd the current benefits and difficulties beavers bring to the modern world
 .</p>\n<p>This book discussion will be held at the James Bradley Center at
  Infirmary Mound Park (4351 Lancaster Rd.). Copies of Ms. Philip's book Be
 averland: How One Weird Rodent Made America can be borrowed from the Granv
 ille Public Library or the Licking County Library.</p>\n<p>More informatio
 n regarding Leila Philip's November 11 visit to Denison University may be 
 found at www.denison.edu</p>\nhttps://granvillelibrary.libnet.info/event/1
 1478077
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