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LIBRARY NEWS THE VOTES ARE IN . . . MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR THE nd local teens have chosen "The Loft" as the of- LIBRARY GRAND OPENING cial name for the new Library's teen space. Dur- ing March, middle and high-school teens enthusiastically aturday'August 19, 2006, from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM, filled out ballots selecting up to three listed names—or Sis the date and time for the new , g P Library's dedication and grand opening I suggesting a name of their own. The ballots were avail- celebration. Refreshments, entertain - )14 able in the Library and from the Library's web site. ment, and programs for adults and e " children will be featured. ' � - A Vision for the Future ;fir "r:-WA Plans are currently underway, and I A key objective for the new build- t build- more details will be available in the corn-tm ; ing is to provide a unique environment ing weeks: � that will have the tools and resources On the Library and City web sites A Y tY important to teens as they progress ,i In the next Community Update newsletter through high school and prepare for In the Louisville Times and other local newspapers life after graduation.To support that objective, local On flyers posted at the Library, Recreation teens participated in special meetings to help identify the Center, City Hall, and businesses around town functions and features of their space in the new building. Come join in the fun and festivities as we mark this mile- To maintain its focus on relevant and accessible stone in Louisville's proud civic history! teen services, the Library is also hiring a full-time Teen MOVE TO THE NEW LIBRARY Services Coordinator and forming a teen council.Teens interested in joining the Library teen council may con- Timeline: tact the Youth Services desk at 303.335.4821 or Library Administration at 303.335.4815 for more information. UMay 30 (Tuesday) Last day to place items on hold or request Interlibrary A Vision Realized Loans Ili Only a few paces from the top of the II June 30 (Friday) Library closes at end • 1 expansive granite staircase, The Loft is a au= ,7 of day 1600-square-foot space made up of three '• it July 27-August 3 Projected opening distinct areas. I • date of new facility ,am �� U August 19 (Saturday) The official grand opening celebra- Step through the double doors and look r. a. around. You will see stacks and shelves ' ,'`'= tion displaying the Library's teen collection, , eight computer workstations, seating for 18, and a large While Were Closed.' plasma-screen TV. Continue through the space to the lis- MA Bookdrops will remain open at the current location until tening room—where a small group of teens can quietly data connections are moved; patrons will then be directed to enjoy their personal music or other audio media. Finally use bookdrops at the new building you will reach the homework center, with computers and !Beginning June 1, due dates will be extended to accommo- enough room for 12 students to work independently or date the Library's temporary closing in small groups. H Online access will be available, and Louisville patrons may These areas also feature contemporary colors, exciting place holds on materials in the Broomfield and Boulder librar- ies. Please check each library's policies for placing holds. fabrics, and a variety of seating options including study It You will need a separate account at these libraries. tables, upholstered chairs, and even some bean bags. It Broomfield items will be available for pickup there. Surrounded by walls of tinted windows, The Loft of- OA Boulder uses a Books-by-Mail system only and charges fers abundant natural light and a wide-open view of the $2.50 per item to county residents living outside Boulder city outdoors. limits. June July 2006 4