Hours, Services and
Internet Use Policy
Annual Report
Patron Information
Newspaper Column
10 Reasons Why You Should Consider Being a Library Trustee
by Sylva Staab and Anne Cheadle
WIN-Borrow
Click here to learn more about borrowing books from other libraries in the Washington-Idaho Network--WIN-Borrow!
Notice of Trustee Vacancies
Are you interested in becoming a trustee for the Latah County Library District? Please read the information below:
LCLD Trustee packet cover page
Declaration of Candidacy for the 5-year term
Declaration of Candidacy for the partial term expiring in 2015
Idaho Statute 33-2720: Powers and Duties of the Board of Trustees
Proposed Library Policy Changes
Each year the LCLD Policy Committee conducts a review of administrative and personnel policies. This year’s committee is proposing substantive revisions to the Patron Conduct Code (Administrative Policy 2.4) and Internet Conduct Code (Administrative Policy 2.5). The Board of Trustees welcomes community input on library policies and Adminstrative Policy 2.0 is attached here with the proposed changes incorporated. Please e-mail feedback or direct your comments in writing to Anne Cheadle, Library Director.
Jack Nisbet Podcast
Hear the audio recording of author Jack Nisbet’s slideshow presentation at the 1912 Center in Moscow on January 28, 2010 entitled “A Most Remarkable Spring: David Douglas in Idaho and Beyond.” The event was funded in part by the Friends of the Moscow Library, and recorded by a member of the White Pine Chapter of the Idaho Native Plant Society.
Jack Nisbet’s most recent book is The Collector: David Douglas and the Natural History of the Pacific Northwest.
For more information about Nisbet and his work, visit www.jacknisbet.com
Book Repair and Book Binding
B
ook repair and book binding classes at the Prichard Art Gallery in Moscow more…
Notice of Library Closure
The Deary Branch will be closed March 15-18 for remodeling.Tax Preparation Information
New! Powerspeak Languages Database
Introducing the Powerspeak Languages database!
The Latah County Library District now offers its card-holders a basic language-learning database for Spanish, French, German, and Mandarin Chinese. Whether you want to learn a language for personal enrichment, for business or to get ready to travel abroad, Powerspeak Languages offers an arsenal of approaches that combine systematic learning processes with innovative, yet proven, methods tailored specifically to each language. And be sure to check out our other database choices! To access the Powerspeak database, please go to our database page at the above link.Your computer should have Adobe Flash version 10 installed to use Powerspeak. Click here to check your version and to download if necessary.
Swine Flu Outbreak Information
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention:
Idaho North Central District Health Department
Continually updated, evidence-based flu information from Ebsco Publishing
Internal Revenue Service
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