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Chess Club for Kids and Teens at the Shoreline Library

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The Shoreline Library will hold its Chess Club for children and teens on select Sundays from 1-3 PM, starting October 5 and running through December. Children aged 6 and 7 are required to attend with an adult, while older participants are welcome to join independently. The club invites players of all skill levels, ensuring that all materials for play are provided along with snacks courtesy of the Friends of the Shoreline Library. The library seeks adult and teen volunteers to assist with the program, enhancing the experience for participants. Those interested in volunteering can contact Laurie via email at lfield@kcls.

org or by phone at 206-362-7550. This club not only promotes chess but also aims to build community engagement and social interaction among youth. The library is located at 345 NE 175th St, Shoreline, WA 98155. This initiative reflects the library's commitment to providing enriching activities for local youth.

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