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01.02.2021

Phones are down at the Algona-Pacific, Auburn, and Muckleshoot Libraries. If you need help, please call the Ask KCLS Team at (425) 462-9600. Their phone lines are open today until 6pm. You can also reach out by email or chat. Visit kcls.org/ask/

30.01.2021

Get more out of your gardening. Join an online class sharing techniques to extend your growing season. Discover what vegetable varietals perform best in a greenhouse. Learn about constructing a low tunnel or cold frame. Register: http://1.kcls.org/growing

13.01.2021

Discover recent books about African American children having immersive outdoor experiences. Dr. Michelle H. Martin is a professor, a former Naturalist, and a lifetime Girl Scout. Martin will share books that help kids get excited about spending time in nature. Register for this free, online event: https://1.kcls.org/camp

28.12.2020

All KCLS libraries will be closed on Monday, February 15, in observance of Presidents' Day. Contactless service appointments and customer service by phone, chat, email and social media will be unavailable. You will still have access to digital collections and your online account.

15.12.2020

Parents and caregivers of LGBTQ youth- connect with a supportive community online. Discuss your experiences, learn from each other, and share local resources. Register for the Zoom link. https://1.kcls.org/2LujcrG

10.12.2020

The Northwest African American Museum is offering virtual exhibits and Black History Month events. Kids can receive free books highlighting Black authors and illustrators. Visit their website for times, dates, and pickup locations. https://www.naamnw.org/events

08.12.2020

What's new in historical fiction? Check out our top picks in recent releases. https://1.kcls.org/34zPEPZ

04.12.2020

Romance fans: Join other readers and a librarian in exploring new and diverse romance books. Read books, from contemporary to historical romance, and discuss themes, tropes, and more. Meetings are on the 3rd Wednesday of the month. Register for the link. https://1.kcls.org/3lXZcJP

14.11.2020

What's new in Home, Garden, and DIY? Here are our top picks in recent releases. https://1.kcls.org/3oG1Aqt

04.11.2020

In the mood for a feel-good romantic film? The Lifetime television network is known for its heartwarming holiday movies. Stream them now on hoopla digital. Log in with your library card to start watching. https://1.kcls.org/30PX0g2

02.11.2020

Feeling burnt out? Browse a collection of books that examine the reason behind the feeling and offer skills to help. Learn to use your time, attention, creativity, and care to combat burnout. Download these eBooks audiobooks from Overdrive or Libby. https://1.kcls.org/2TWsgG5

27.10.2020

The Federal Way Library is closed December 12 due to a confirmed case of COVID-19. The library is expected to resume open hours on Tuesday, December 15. Book drop will not be available during this time. All service has been contactless to reduce public exposure. The library will be thoroughly disinfected during the closure. Curbside pickup appointments will be cancelled; please reschedule your appointment for December 15 or later. Thank you for your patience during this time.

26.10.2020

Have you used library resources to find a new job during the pandemic? We want to hear from you! Leave a comment to share your story and inspire other job seekers. Looking for your next job? Your library can help you reach your career goals. Use the Your Next Job service to: Get answers to your work and unemployment questions Connect with free resources for learning new job and technology skills... Book an appointment for one-on-one assistance Start by going to the Your Next Job website. Fill out a form to tell us how we can help you. Then, we will contact you to set up an appointment. Visit: https://www.spl.org//civics-and-social-servi/your-next-job Your Next Job is a partnership between KCLS, The Seattle Public Library, and Seattle Jobs Initiative.

15.10.2020

KCLS Executive Director Lisa G. Rosenblum spoke with The Seattle Times about "concierge librarianship," new 24/7 pickup lockers, and the path to safely reopen library buildings. Read the article to learn more about how KCLS has remained nimble and innovative during the pandemic. https://www.seattletimes.com//when-will-seattle-public-li/

11.10.2020

During the pandemic, we increasingly connect to school, work, and services online. Many in our community rely on libraries for access to technology. Thanks to new grant funding, we're able to expand access to WIFI, computers, and more. https://1.kcls.org/37bd3bW

10.10.2020

Explore the history and current state of voting and elections in the United States in these books you can borrow from your library. https://1.kcls.org/3e57WLS

01.10.2020

TumbleBooks are animated, talking picture books. TumbleBooks take picture books and add animation, sound, music, and narration. You can also watch videos and play games on the TumbleBooks website. Use your library card to sign in. https://1.kcls.org/2vRTNjS

23.09.2020

Teens- join us for cooking and baking classes on Zoom. Learn how to make: 11/7 Bubble tea 11/14 Chocolate chip cookies 11/21 Macarons 11/28 Kugel... 12/5 Vegan brownies 12/12 Cupcakes 12/19 Cloud bread Visit our event calendar to register for the Zoom Link. https://1.kcls.org/3jCZF36 See more

14.09.2020

All KCLS libraries will be closed on Wednesday, November 11, in observance of Veterans Day. Curbside to Go and customer service by phone, chat, email, and social media will be unavailable. You will still have access to digital collections and your online account.

29.08.2020

Curbside printing pickup is now available at KCLS libraries in Burien, Issaquah, Kent, and Woodmont. Visit our blog to learn about: Your weekly printing allowance Uploading documents from your device Scheduling a pickup appointment Curbside printing FAQs... 1.kcls.org/2IXIPPS See more

12.08.2020

Are you searching for the latest news but encountering paywalls? You can read The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and Washington Post without a subscription. Your library card gives you access to these news sources and more. Explore news databases: https://1.kcls.org/2RLWbAp

31.07.2020

Looking for election results and analysis? Your library is here to connect you with reliable sources. Get fact-based, nonpartisan election information. Visit https://kcls.org/elections/

15.07.2020

Play trivia on Zoom as an individual or team. Categories include: 11/5- Stephen King books, Saturday Night Live, space, and more 11/10 Horror movies 11/17 Disney Channel original movies 11/19- TBD... 11/24- Music Visit our online event calendar to register: https://1.kcls.org/38inuLL See more

04.07.2020

hoopla digital is a streaming service with movies, music, comics, and more. Each month your KCLS library card lets you borrow 10 titles from hoopla. You can enjoy even more this month with Bonus Borrows. Browse a special collection of titles you can borrow without using any of your monthly credits. https://www.hoopladigital.com/tag/6219881919

18.06.2020

Browse new and interesting picks for teen readers and young adult fans of all ages. https://1.kcls.org/34ZMx4z

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