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Northern Illinois University’s Science, Technology, Engineering and Math outreach program is bringing interactive activities to four local libraries this spring and summer.

“The projects we have going on now are called ‘Bright Futures: Light the Way.’ Last year it was a partnership with DeKalb Library, but this year we have expanded it to include Sycamore, Hinckley and Cortland,” said Jeremy Benson, outreach and engagement associate for the STEM program.

The program teaches area children about concepts and careers in science and provides hands-on activities to spark children’s interest in energy, electricity and electrical engineering.

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