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| NSLS
LIBRARY OF THE YEAR AWARD |
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Wauconda Area
Library Named Library of the
Year
The
Wauconda Area Library has been named Library of the
Year by the North Suburban Library System (NSLS), a
consortium of 650 academic, public, school, and special
libraries in north suburban Cook, Kane, Lake and McHenry
Counties. This award was announced recently by
NSLS and will be presented at the 2005 NSLS
Annual Membership Awards Banquet in March.
The NSLS
announcement states, "The Library of the Year Award
is presented to one library in NSLS in recognition of
its contributions to the development of the NSLS
library community. The Wauconda Area Public Library
District has won this award because, while it has long
been a good example in the community, this year the library
has taken its unique mix of community focus, creativity, and
collaboration to the next level of service excellence. The
Wauconda Area Public Library District is 'the little
library that DOES!' The staff and administration are
active contributors to system-wide and statewide
projects."
Library
Director Tom Kern is pleased that the library has received
this recognition for its many accomplishments. He thanks
and congratulates the entire staff "for all their great work,
both as individuals and as a team – they should all be proud
of themselves! The library's trustees
are also to be congratulated and thanked for the important
role they have played in our achievements." He notes
that the Wauconda Area community and the NSLS library network
have also played vital roles in the library's growth and
success. He views this award not only as a recognition
of the library's many successes, but as a call for the
continued excellence, creativity and hard work required to
reach the library's future goals and objectives. |
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Hot
e-Tip! Reserve library materials from home
or work! | |
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So you’ve figured
out what you want to read, but it’s already checked out.
You can get on the reserve list from home or from work!
Just call the library for a PIN
(Personal Identification Number) if you don't already have
one. Then go to the Web-Based
Library Catalog, find the item you want, and click on the
"Request Item" button in the lower right corner of the
screen. Enter your library card barcode and PIN.
That item will now be held for you when it is returned to the
library. We’ll call you when the book is ready for pick
up! |
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Free
tax assistance for seniors @ your
library | |
The Library offers
free tax preparation by IRS-trained AARP
volunteers. This service is available at the library
each Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., February through April
13 to retired persons who are at least 55 years of age.
Returns are filed electronically. For more information
or to make an appointment, please call the Adult Services
Reference Desk at 847-526-6225, extension
204. |
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NEW
SECTION! Best of
Broadband
– NEWSEUM.COM | |
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Broadband,
high-speed access to the Internet can now be found in more
than 30 million homes in the United States, and this number is
growing rapidly. Many of these users are looking for
quality websites which take advantage of this high speed
technology. Future issues of Library
e-News will highlight some of the best of these
websites. All the library's Internet workstations
provide broadband access to the Internet. High-speed
wireless access is available throughout the library for
wireless-equipped laptops.
 Read all about
it!
Anyone who enjoys reading the newspaper every
day will want to bookmark this website. Read
today's
front pages from more than 300 U.S. and
international newspaper front pages. Visit
the "Cyber
Newseum" and view
multimedia online exhibits on many newsworthy topics from the
past and the present. Play
"Newsmania", a
news trivia game that draws its material from today's front
pages. |
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