CCRLD News Blog

Your Library Card... the Smartest Card in your Wallet!

With your CCRLD library card, you can:

• Borrow books, movies (DVD & Blu-Ray), audiobooks on CD, music on CD, Playaways, magazines, and puzzles!
• Get access to excellent research resources, including databases on automotive repair, peer-reviewed journals and articles, Consumer Reports, World Book Encyclopedia, as well as HeritageQuest genealogy and Historic MapWorks!
• Check out eBooks for your Kindle, Nook, iPad, or download "eAudiobooks" onto your mp3 player!
• Plus so much more!

During the entire month of September, stop by the library to get your free library card. Eligibility rules apply.

60 Ways to Use that Library Card...

New Books for August 1st through August 15th! -->

The August meeting of the Friends of the Library will be held on the 5th Wednesday, August 29th at 10:00 a.m.

This change is only for August.

New Books: July 11th through August 1st -->

There's a lot of new Biographies, Christian fiction, Easy-readers/picture books, Chapter books, Adult books, YA/Teen titles, and lots more!

It's almost time to call it done -- the 2012 Summer Reading Programs ("Dream Big: Read!" for k-6 and "Own the Night" for 6-12) will be coming to a close this next week.

Thursday, July 26th, 3-5pm: "Own the Night" Teen Party

Snacks, games, and prize drawings! Teens who turn in a completed bingo card (from the Summer Reading packet) will have their name thrown in a hat to win an iTunes giftcard!

Monday, July 30th, 11am: "Dream Big" Craft Day

Children pre-k through 6th grade can come do some final crafts in the library. There will be activities and crafts spanning each week of this year's Summer Reading program.

Don't miss the fun! :-)

Questions? Please contact the library at 382-4131.

The Columbia County Rural Library District Board of Trustees will meet Saturday, August 18^th from 9 to noon for a Strategic Planning session for 2012 to 2014.  Anyone is welcome to attend.  No action will be taken at the meeting.

Questions? Contact the library:

382-4131

library@daytonwa.net

The Forest Service will present a teen program on our silent, nocturnal neighbors, owls, from 3 to 5pm TOMORROW (July 19th) in the Delany room. There will be slides, authentic owl pellets, and more!

Questions? Contact Heather at 382-4131.

Are Ghosts Real?

Do They Talk to Us?

This Thursday, July 12th, between 3 and 5pm, teens (and adults, too!) can come find out more about the supernatural and the science of modern ghost hunting with our local paranormal investigation group, Eastern Washington Paranormal.

About EWP:

We are a group of people who volunteer our time and resources, to help people find answers to the paranormal activity experienced in their homes, businesses, and other property.  We do not claim to be able to remove or communicate with any phenomena you may be experiencing, rather our goal is to look for logical explanations first, and document any phenomena that may be occurring at the location second.

We are a scientific minded group, and we hold professionalism and respect in the highest regard.  Our job is to present any evidence as we find it to the client, including any possible natural or man-made explanations for the activity they have experienced.

http://www.easternwashingtonparanormal.com/

June 27 through July 11th (pdf)

We hope you all had a wonderful (and safe) Fourth of July!

There are almost a full two hundred books and items in this edition of NeW Book Wednesday: Non-fiction, biographies, audio CDs, children's audio, Christian fiction, DVDs, picture books, general fiction, and quite a bit more. Enjoy! :)

Here is the New Book list for the last two weeks:

June 13th through June 27th

And the Pacific Science Center is running a program in the Delany Room until 4pm today! They have manipulatives, robot arms, and other really cool Space-related things for all ages. Please come on down!