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The Northglenn Branch has 9629 square feet of space and contains about 75,000 volumes. The reference collection and reference desk are located in the lower level. Experienced reference librarians are available to help patrons use the reference collection. Special Events
All ages are invited to come to a Family Game Night once each month during the summer. The next night will be Tuesday, July 22nd, from 5:30 to 8:00. The branch will have board games, card games, and games of intellect and memory. The library will also have a Wii set up for grownups to play! There will be great refreshments, so please drop by and join us for a few hands or a few rounds of a favorite game. Maybe you can win a book bag from a publisher or library vendor. Future Game Nights will be on Tuesday, July 22nd, and Thursday, August 28th. Family Story Time All ages are welcome to come to the Family Story Time. Meet in the children's area on Saturday, June 28th at 10:30 AM for stories and surprises! Mystery Through the Ages On Thursday, July 17th at 6:30 PM, meet a panel of Colorado Mystery Authors who will discuss mysteries and mystery writing. The authors will read excerpts from their published books as well. Colorado authors Linda Berry (Death and the Family Tree), Beth Groundwater (A Real Basket), Patricia Stoltey (The Prairie Grass Murders), and Mike Befeler (Boulder author of Retirement Homes are Murder) are sure to entertain. Active Minds: Afghanistan This special program will be offered on Monday, July 28th at 6:30 PM. Home of the Kite Runner, A Thousand Splendid Suns, and Three Cups of Tea, Afghanistan is much in the news. What more can we learn from this corner of the world? Experience a high-quality program from an organization dedicated to expanding lives and minds. Expert and extensively trained presenters bring us Afghanistan, "a look at the path Afghanistan has taken since the U. S. led invasion of October 2001 . . . what does the future hold for this war-torn country?" The Active Minds™ web site is at http://www.activemindsforlife.com A participant said, " The Active Minds™ program is always stimulating and provocative". Local Chapter of the Friends of the Library The Rangeview Library District recognizes the critical role the community plays in supporting libraries. The Friends of the Library is key to building that support. In an effort to help the Friends grow, local chapters are being established at the individual branches. These chapters will be part of the overall organization, but will meet and operate out of their communities. Local chapters will have the opportunity to promote specific projects at their branches. Thus they can truly make a difference in their libraries. Some possibilities for local chapters are:
Preschool Story Time Preschool Story Time is every Tuesday at 10:30. Ages 3 - 4 years are invited. Story Time Themes - July 2008
Toddler Story Time Toddler Story Time is every Thursday at 10:30. Ages 18 - 35 months are invited. Toddler Story Time Themes - July 2008
Candlelight Tales A special Children's Story Time evening program for children ages 4 and up is presented once a month. Join us in the children's area of the Library on Monday, July 14th at 7:00 PM for a half hour of:
Dial-a-Story Children can enjoy a story
anytime. Call our Dial-a-Story line: Teen Crafts A teen craft workshop will be held each Tuesday during the summer. The next craft day will be July 1st from 2:00 to 4:00. Teen Gaming Night Join us at the library for fun and food on Friday, July 11th and Friday, July 25th. This program is after regular hours, so just teens and library staff are there. The game time goes from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM. Games of all sorts will be available, including a Wii. Teen Advisory Group The Teen Advisory Group meets every third Tuesday of the month from 4:15 to 5:30. The next meeting will be on July 15th. T Northglenn
Reads! Join your friends and neighbors for a lively discussion of a new book each month, hosted by Librarian Katharine Phenix. The Northglenn Reads! Book Club meets every 3rd Thursday of the month at the Northglenn Branch. For more information, click Book Club Schedule. Questions? Please contact Katharine Phenix at the Northglenn Branch, 303 452-7534 Rangeview Library District First Public Library to Offer Jobview
The Rangeview Library District is the first public library in the state to offer Jobview, a user friendly job-search tool that puts potential employment at your fingertips. Jobview is an employment kiosk provided by the Denver Newspaper Agency. It lists all the jobs advertised in the Rocky Mountain News and The Denver Post on a touch screen. Jobview users can easily search employment, print out job listings and send employers job seeker profiles. Anyone sending a job seeker profile receives a receipt from the kiosk confirming the application. The Rangeview Library District now has Jobview kiosks at the Northglenn, Commerce City and Brighton branches. Last updated: 01 July 2008 08:30 AM Mountain Time |
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