Volume 7, Issue 4

April 2014

LIBERTY LAKE MUNICIPAL LIBRARY

@ the Library!

SCTU /Health Workshops 2

Business AfterSchool 3

Community Happenings 4

Library Friends’ Tea 4

Activities for All Ages 5

New Online Info Sources 6

NEW at the Library 6

Inside this issue:

Library Hours Monday: 2—8

Tuesday: 10—6 Wednesday: 10—6

Thursday: 10—8 Friday: 10—6

Saturday: 10—4 Closed Sunday

April is Poetry Month!

NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK APRIL 13—19TH

HOW HAS A LIBRARY CHANGED YOUR LIFE?

SHARE IT DURING THE MONTH OF APRIL

@ THE LIBRARY!

My life was changed when...

stored version of our catalog might cause an error. Visit your browser’s settings to clear the cache.

4. Unbookmark/favorite the catalog page. If you use a bookmark or favorite in your browser to visit the cata-log directly, try removing the bookmark, reloading the page, and then bookmarking it again. Similar to the cache is-sue, the many different path-ways informa-tion travels on the Internet can get it turned around and pointed in the wrong direction even if the address looks correct.

5. Contact the Library. If none of the above succeeds, library staff will be happy to renew your items, place holds, etc., for you, then contact CIN support to quickly resolve the issue.

P A G E 2 @ T H E L I B R A R Y !

presents

My Life, My Money

workshops @ the Library

Organize Your Finances, April 10, 12 pm

Find out about the benefits of organization, setting up a bill-paying system, record keeping, and where to go for help.

Presented by Spokane Teachers Credit Union finan-cial experts. Light lunch provided.

Contact Dan Pringle, 435-0778 or https://stcu.org/workshops.html

Tax Forms @ the Library

• Forms 1040, 1040A, 1040EZ, 1040X and 4868 are available on top of the Book Return

• All other tax forms may be printed free at the IRS website: IRS.GOV

• Tax booklets and instructions may be printed at a charge of 10 cents per page

Tax forms & booklets may be available from

Tax Payer Assistance Center       920 W. Riverside Spokane, WA 99201 Monday‐Friday ‐ 8:30 a.m.‐ 4:30 p.m. 

                                  (509) 353‐0508 

Trouble Signing Into Your Account? A system upgrade in February caused some headaches for a few of our patrons. When they went to www.catalog.cin.bywatersolutions.com/ to access their accounts, place holds, and renew items they received an “incorrect username or password” message. Even resetting their pass-words and attempting to sign in multiple times failed to work.

CIN support has suggested these steps if you are unable to sign into your account.

1. Verify that you are entering the correct card number and pass-word. Default password is LAST NAME IN ALL CAPS. If you have changed your password yourself, make sure you are entering it correctly. Passwords are case sensitive.

2. Contact the Library to reset your password. We will set it back to the default.

3. Clear your browser cache. Most web browsers (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Google Chrome, etc.) store data and past versions of web pages you visit to speed up your browsing experience and ease the process of signing into frequently visited sites. Trying to sign into a

SPRING/SUMMER 2014 LIBERTY LAKE

RECREATION GUIDE NOW AVAILABLE!

Pick up your new edition of the REC GUIDE at City

Hall or the Library or get it

Recreation Services Contact Information: Michelle Griffin Email: mgriffin@libertylakewa.gov

Phone:………………….(509) 755-6726

Fax:……………………..(509) 755-6713

Web:….libertylakewa.gov/recreation

MONTHLY HOLISTIC HEALTH TALKS Drs. Julia and Jeremiah Stevens of Stevens Naturopathic Center will return the fourth Thursday of every month at 6:30 pm for discussions and presentations on taking a holis-tic approach to health, nutrition, and wellness. Check the Library calendar for this month’s topic.

Practicing in the Spokane/Coeur d’Alene area since 2006, both doctors hold degrees in Natu-ropathic Medicine from Bastyr University.

APRIL 24, 6:30 pm, Library Meeting Room Info: 232-2510, www.stevensnd.com

If you have kids in grades 8-12, now is the perfect time to get them thinking about career options.

Register your kid(s) for Business AfterSchool's Health Care Week, April 14-18, 2014.

This is a great opportunity for students to attend an industry-led workshop around careers in the health care world. Our health care partners have prescribed a two-hour workshop that will include:

- A site tour of one of Spokane's hospitals / clinics / laboratories / offices

- A hands-on task in a health care setting

- Techniques and information around job readiness

- Overview of the types of careers open to students pursuing health care

We hope you will take this opportunity to partner with these businesses in providing this experience for your students. Space is limited, so registration is required. At time of registration, you'll need to provide the participant(s) name, grade, and health care interest. We're asking for a 10:1 ratio of students to chaperones or adults. If you're registering more than 10 participants, please contact Krista Dressler at (509) 321-3623.

The times available are (please have first, second choice ready):

• Monday, April 14th, 3:00-5:00pm

• Tuesday, April 15th, 3:00-5:00pm

• Wednesday, April 16th, 3:00-5:00pm

• Wednesday, April 16th, 5:00-7:00pm

We will highlight these health care disciplines (you will need to rank the choices):

• Emergency Response

• Rehabilitation

• Laboratory Science

• Clinic

We have five health care firms hosting a workshop. We will not allow drop-in participa-tion and will assign groups to the business that best fits date, time and interest. We will email a confirmation of registration to the main contact person with the health care location assignment to forward to their registrants.

TO REGISTER, GO TO http://www.greaterspokane.org/images/stories/PDFs/Workforce/BAS/health_care_week_registration_form2.pdf

Connecting Students to the World of Business

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Tickets: $15 info@libertylaketheatre.com

P A G E 4 @ T H E L I B R A R Y !

ANNUAL LIBERTY LAKE EASTER EGG HUNT

REGISTRATION @ the Library! Monday, April 14th, 5—8 pm

Wednesday, April 16th, 4—6 pm

In the Meeting Room

You’re at the Library— You’re running out of power on your phone, tablet, etc.—

What do you do? YOU CHARGE IT UP @

OUR LIBRARY CHARGING STATION

FREE @ THE FRONT DESK

CHARGE WHILE YOU BROWSE

CLEAN & GREEN DAY: APRIL 5 LIBERTY LAKE RESIDENTS MAY BRING

GREEN (ORGANIC) WASTE*

FOR DISPOSAL TO COLLECTION POINT NEAR THE FORMER

BARLOWS’ RESTAURANT. * LEAVES, BRANCHES, GRASS, ETC./ NON-TOXIC

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STORY TIMES

ACTIVITIES

Saturday Crafts for Kids @ 1:00 pm For Kids ages 6 and up.

APR 5: Tennis Puppy APR 12: Spring Wreath APR 19: Easter Craft APR 26: No Crafts/ Library Tea!

Wednesdays 10:30 Toddler/Preschool Story time (repeat of Tuesday)

Tuesdays

10:30 Toddler/Preschool

Story time

18 months & up

COMPUTER CLASSES

SATURDAYS @10:30

Bring your questions to IT Specialist Travis Montgomery in the

Meeting Room. No problem too small!

EBAY CLASS: APRIL 19TH

Fridays

10:15 Baby Lap time

9—24 months

11:00 Toddler/Preschool

Stories & Songs

18 months & up

1:00 Stories & Crafts

3 yrs old and up

Library Book Club Meets April 24th @ 6:30

The Boys in the Boat by Daniel Brown

Newcomers Welcome!

LEGO CLUB MONDAYS 4—5

AGES 4 AND UP

LIBRARY KNITTERS

Saturdays,

10:30 to 12:00

Beginners to expert ! (We don’t know if Cary Grant will attend, but we’re not saying he won’t) No meeting April 26th—We’re at the

Library Tea!

“Time for Tea” Friends of the Library

April 26th, 12—2

SPRING BREAK NO STORY TIMES APRIL 7—11TH

HOW HAVE LIBRARIES CHANGED YOURS?

23123 E Mission Ave Liberty Lake, WA 99019 Phone: 509.232.2510 Fax: 509.232.2512 Website: libertylakewa.gov/library Library Catalog: cin.bywatersolutions.com

Library Meetings The Library Board of Trustees meets the

1st Thursday of every month from 10:30—Noon. (The March meeting will be on the 13th)

The Library Foundation meets the 1st Wednesday of every month from Noon—1pm.

The Friends of Liberty Lake Municipal Library meet the last Tuesday of every month from 4:00—6:00.

NEW BOOKS

The Martian Debut-novelist Andy Weir offers a light-hearted sci-fi adventure story about a mission gone wrong.

Stone Cold C.J. Box’s Joe Pickett investigates the mysterious source of a Wyoming rancher’s wealth.

The Weight of Blood A dark thriller set in the Ozarks for fans of Gillian Flynn and Daniel Woodrell.

Cycle of Lies: the Fall of Lance Armstrong Once ascen-dant cycling superstar’s high-profile takedown chronicled.

The Triple Package: How Three Unlikely Traits Explain the Rise and Fall of Cultural Groups in America General-izing about cultural groups can be precarious, but author Amy Chua (Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother) isn’t afraid to court controversy.

Wonderbook: the Illustrated Guide to Imaginative Fic-tion Want to get started on that novel? Jeff VanderMeer has a wealth of tips in this beautiful volume that any writer can benefit from.

NEW MOVIES

About Time A time-travel spin on a romantic com-edy? A rom-com spin on time travel? Either way, delightful!

American Hustle An over the top 70s con picture building on David O. Russell’s (Silver Linings Playbook, The Fighter) genre-defying work.

The Book Thief Adaptation of the popular book set in Nazi Germany, an affecting tale of the power of literature.

Inside Llewyn Davis A period piece set in the Greenwich Village folk music scene of the 1960s from the Coen Brothers.

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LIBERTY LAKE MUNICIPAL LIBRARY

NEW BOOKS & MOVIES @ THE LIBRARY

Pamela A. Mogen, Director : 435-0777 Daniel Pringle, Reference : 435-0778 Georgette Rogers, Circulation : 435-0778 Katie Wiykovics, Children’s Dept.: 232-2510 Travis Montgomery, IT Specialist : 232-2510

NEW ONLINE RESOURCES COVER ALMOST ANY NEED

Working to get your house and yard in shape this spring? The Home Improvement Reference Cen-ter has hundreds of online how-to reference books, DIY magazines, videos, pictures and diagrams to help you tackle projects big and small.

Gearing up for the end of school before sum-mer? Student Research Center covers major subjects like science, math, and social studies, along with ca-reers and current issues with articles from thousands of newspapers, magazines, and other news sources.

Ready to get outdoors and get active once the weather’s nice? Consumer Health Complete supports those striving to live a healthful life with information on medicine, wellness, holistic therapy, and exercise from health reference books, articles, fact sheets and pam-phlets, and videos.

Just looking for something to read? NoveList and NoveList K-8 are librarians’ favorite comprehensive readers’ resources. Use them to find “read if you like” suggestions, the order of a series, or search for books by plot, setting, character, subject, and reading level. With NoveList, you’ll never run out of things to read.

Feeling creative or needing some hobby help? The Hobbies & Craft Center can get you started on something new or help you with how-to’s in your cur-rent project.

Go to www.libertylakewa.gov/library/information-resources for anytime assistance in these areas and more.