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The document is a full grant proposal for the Wasco County Outreach Project under the Library Services and Technology Act for FFY 2009. It outlines the project aimed at providing library materials and programming to underserved residents in rural Wasco County, particularly targeting children and adults in isolated areas. The proposal includes details about the project's objectives, budget, participating libraries, and plans for sustainability after the grant period. The initiative seeks to enhance access to information resources and improve early literacy among children.

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