<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0rl52K_17lm7e8z00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0rl52K_17lm7e8z00" width="665" height="498" ></figure>The Marysville Public Library hosted a Noon Year’s Eve party on December 31. Yes, you read that correctly attendees celebrated the arrival of the new year at noon instead midnight.“For a lot of museums and different venues over the last 5 years or maybe more,” April Todd, library assistant the MPL, said. “[It’s] a fun way to make it a family-friendly event.”The celebration included a couple of games and plenty of music but as the time got closer to noon, a special video Todd found on YouTube started to play.“They have a lot of options out there if you search for them,” she said. Todd selected a kid’s countdown with dancing animals that partygoers could dance along with.“We had noisemakers so it got pretty loud for a while in the library,” she said. “But the kids had a blast when it actually hit noon.”While the library has had similar New Year’s celebrations in the past, this was Todd’s first year to organize it.“I think we had a great turnout and it seemed like families really enjoyed it,” she said.</div></body>

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The Marysville Public Library hosted a Noon Year’s Eve party on December 31. Yes, you read that correctly attendees celebrated the arrival of the new year at noon instead midnight. “For a lot of museums and different venues over the last 5 years or maybe more,” April Todd, library...

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The Marysville Public Library hosted a Noon Year’s Eve party on December 31. Yes, you read that correctly attendees celebrated the arrival of the new year 

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