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Nailed It: Lake Stevens Library Construction Update
The new Lake Stevens Library is begining to take shape in the Chapel Hill neighborhood.
Third Graders Read Together: Sparking a Lifelong Love of Learning
early literacy, early learning, learning to read, love of reading, school partnership, schools, literacy
Ready. Set. Game start.
Stay connected, have fun, and keep your reading skills sharp while school’s out! Embark on a quest packed with great reads and engaging events all summer long. Earn experience points with every page you read - and unlock a free book at 10 hours of reading.
Sno-Isle Libraries Statement on Changes to IMLS
Recent federal actions have disrupted libraries across the nation. The executive order halting the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) has cut funding for state libraries and museums.
Langley Library Next Chapter Begins
Get your library cards ready, it is time to immerse yourself into a world of joy and discovery as our beloved Langley Library opens its doors on Saturday, March 22 at 11 a.m.
The 2025 Trudy Sundberg Lecture Series
The Sno-Isle Libraries Foundation announced the focus of the 2025 Trudy Sundberg Lecture Series will be on changing attitudes towards disability.
Sno-Isle Libraries is Reducing Our Digital Holds Limit
Starting Monday, Jan. 27, Sno-Isle Libraries is reducing the number of holds on ebooks and digital audiobooks from 20 to 10. Reducing the number of holds allows us to better manage rising costs and continue to provide materials aligned with your interest and broad selection of ebooks and digital audiobooks
From Blueprints to Bookshelves
Lake Stevens Library construction to begin this month
Sno-Isle Libraries Welcomes Kay Crull to our Board
Following a competitive application process, Kay Crull was appointed by the joint action of the Snohomish County Council and the Board of Island County Commission and will begin service in January 2025 for a seven-year term. Crull is a resident of Marysville and retired in 2019 from her position as senior vice president of operations for The American Red Cross.
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