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SUMMARY:Route 66 turns 100! Driving from Chicago to St. Louis
LOCATION:Tinley Park Public Library\nTinley Park Public Library
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DESCRIPTION:You don't have to drive all the way to California toÂ enjoy
 Â Route 66.Â Illinois traveler John Kokoris shows you how to turn it i
 nto the perfect long weekend getaway. Signup required..\nhttps://tinley.li
 bnet.info/event/16746798
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>Route 66 from Chicago to St. Louis
 </strong><br />You don't have to drive all the way to California to&nbsp\;
 enjoy&nbsp\;Route 66 during its 100th anniversary year!&nbsp\;Take a long 
 weekend to explore the cool towns\, great food\, interesting history\, and
  quirky roadside attractions that line the Mother Road from here to The Lo
 u. Presented by Illinois traveler John Kokoris. Signup required.</p>\n<p><
 strong>Speaker bio:</strong> John Kokoris is a lifelong Illinois enthusias
 t. He grew up camping in Northern Illinois\, went to school downstate\, an
 d travels across the state with his family whenever he can.&nbsp\;His miss
 ion is to spread his love for the Land of Lincoln far and wide. John is a 
 library employee in Chicago's western suburbs\, has also served on library
  boards in Forest Park and Elgin and enjoys exploring our state's many won
 derful libraries in his spare time.</p>\n<p>His&nbsp\;areas of interest in
 clude Lincoln lore\, Native American history\, conservation\, and infrastr
 ucture. He's fascinated by the varied and strange histories of the state's
  small and forgotten places. His favorite Illinois-related books include&n
 bsp\;Herndon's Life of Lincoln\,&nbsp\;Spoon River Anthology\,&nbsp\;The P
 eople Yes\,&nbsp\;Cahokia Jazz\,&nbsp\;and&nbsp\;The WPA Guide to Illinois
 .</p>\nhttps://tinley.libnet.info/event/16746798
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