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Houston Public Library announced a new program to assist adult learners. (Courtesy city of Houston)

Houston Public Library launches new resource for adult learners

By Roo Moody

Houston Public Library has partnered with the Mayor’s Office for Adult Literacy and the CenterPoint Energy Foundation to create and distribute Lifesaver Literacy Kits, according to a Dec. 12 news release from the city. 

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