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Mark Welbanke and Tegan Bone, 6, work on programming the robot they're building together at the Lego Robotics Bootcamp at the Palatka Library on Thursday evening. These workshops are open to children and teens ages 6-18 and their parents where they learn the basics of computer programming using simple robots they assemble and program. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
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Mark Welbanke and Tegan Bone, 6, work on programming the robot they're building together at the Lego Robotics Bootcamp at the Palatka Library on Thursday evening. These workshops are open to children and teens ages 6-18 and their parents where they learn the basics of computer programming using simple robots they assemble and program. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News

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  • Sheriff's Office vehicles sit outside a residence on McClain Blvd. off Paradise Shores Rd. on Monday afternoon where an armed male subject barricaded himself in to avoid being charged with domestic violence. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • Sheriff's Office vehicles sit outside a residence on McClain Blvd. off Paradise Shores Rd. on Monday afternoon where an armed male subject barricaded himself in to avoid being charged with domestic violence. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • Sheriff's Office vehicles sit outside a residence on McClain Blvd. off Paradise Shores Rd. on Monday afternoon where an armed male subject barricaded himself in to avoid being charged with domestic violence. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
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  • Ventriloquist Mark Wade is not too happy with something the alien GLORP said to the crowd during their performance at the Bostwick Library on Friday afternoon. He and his friends will be performing on Saturday at the Crescent City Library and at the ones in Interlachen and Melrose on Wednesday. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • Ventriloquist Mark Wade introduces alien GLORP to the crowd during their performance at the Bostwick Library on Friday afternoon. He and his friends will be performing on Saturday at the Crescent City Library and at the ones in Interlachen and Melrose on Wednesday. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • Ventriloquist Mark Wade introduces alien GLORP to the crowd during their performance at the Bostwick Library on Friday afternoon. He and his friends will be performing on Saturday at the Crescent City Library and at the ones in Interlachen and Melrose on Wednesday. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • Ventriloquist Mark Wade and Jigsaw the space pup draw lots of laughs from the audience during their performance at the Bostwick Library on Friday afternoon. He and his friends will be performing on Saturday at the Crescent City Library and at the ones in Interlachen and Melrose on Wednesday. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • Jigsaw the space pup turns to see who is behind him and ventriloquist Mark Wade, drawing lots of laughs from the audience during their performance at the Bostwick Library on Friday afternoon. He and his friends will be performing on Saturday at the Crescent City Library and at the ones in Interlachen and Melrose on Wednesday. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • Ventriloquist Mark Wade talks with space pup, Jigsaw during his performance at the Bostwick Library on Friday afternoon. He and his friends will be performing on Saturday at the Crescent City Library and at the ones in Interlachen and Melrose on Wednesday. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • Ventriloquist Mark Wade had a conversation with this picture of an alien that he just drew during his performance at the Bostwick Library on Friday afternoon. He and his friends will be performing on Saturday at the Crescent City Library and at the ones in Interlachen and Melrose on Wednesday. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • Doing their best to keep the GFWC Woman's Club of Palatka standing and operating are from left, Dee Parker, Edna Rivers, Elizabeth van Rensburg, and Linda Priest. The building needs some major updates to be able to function. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • Chris Beattie, 15, makes modifications on his Milo robot to make it faster at the Lego Robotics Bootcamp at the Palatka Library on Thursday evening. These workshops are open to children and teens ages 6-18 and their parents where they learn the basics of computer programming using simple robots they assemble and program. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • Milo is the first level robot the children are constructing in the Lego Robotics Bootcamp at the Palatka Library on Thursday evening. These workshops are open to children and teens ages 6-18 and their parents where they learn the basics of computer programming using simple robots they assemble and program. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • Allen Moses, 10, and his dad Matthew Moses work together on one of the robots they're building and programming together at the Lego Robotics Bootcamp at the Palatka Library on Thursday evening. These workshops are open to children and teens ages 6-18 and their parents where they learn the basics of computer programming using simple robots they assemble and program. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • Allen Moses, 10, and his dad Matthew Moses work together on one of the robots they're building and programming together at the Lego Robotics Bootcamp at the Palatka Library on Thursday evening. These workshops are open to children and teens ages 6-18 and their parents where they learn the basics of computer programming using simple robots they assemble and program. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • Mark Welbanke and Tegan Bone, 6, work on the robot they're building together at the Lego Robotics Bootcamp at the Palatka Library on Thursday evening. These workshops are open to children and teens ages 6-18 and their parents where they learn the basics of computer programming using simple robots they assemble and program. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
  • Mark Welbanke and Tegan Bone, 6, work on programming the robot they're building together at the Lego Robotics Bootcamp at the Palatka Library on Thursday evening. These workshops are open to children and teens ages 6-18 and their parents where they learn the basics of computer programming using simple robots they assemble and program. Fran Ruchalski/Palatka Daily News
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