Brockton Library Launches Beginner-Friendly Crochet Club For Adults

Brockton Public Library is starting a new crochet club for adults, giving residents a low-pressure way to pick up a new hobby and meet neighbors, according to a NewsBreak report. Elsewhere, Brockton Patch flagged a jury visit tied to the ongoing Lindsay Clancy triple-murder case.

ELSEWHERE IN THE NEWS

"Looking for a New Hobby? Beginner-Friendly Crochet Club Starts at Brockton Public Library" — the library is inviting adults to learn crochet basics and connect with fellow hobbyists in a new drop-in-style club, according to a report by Dianna Carney on NewsBreak (read it at https://www.newsbreak.com/dianna-carney-1587871/4801970480285-looking-for-a-new-hobby-beginner-friendly-crochet-club-starts-at-brockton-public-library).

"Jury In Clancy Triple Murder Case Tours Home Where She Killed Kids: Reports" — jurors in the Lindsay Clancy triple-murder case toured the home where her three children died, part of ongoing proceedings in which Clancy has admitted to the killings, according to multiple reports cited by Brockton Patch (read it at https://patch.com/massachusetts/brockton/s/kkx35/jury-in-lindsay-clancy-triple-murder-case-tours-home-where-she-killed-kids-reports).

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