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Library reports program attendance, passport applications and mini-golf day
Summary
The Library Resource Center reported 8,208 visits in June, 14,401 checkouts/downloads, 58 programs with 1,801 attendees and 155 passport applications accepted; staff promoted a mini-golf day and a pound-cake fundraiser.
Kelly, representing the Library Resource Center Committee, outlined upcoming events and June usage statistics. "Sunday is the mini golf day at the library from 9AM to 3PM... 9AM to 10AM is reserved for families with children who are on the autism spectrum or are neurodivergent," Kelly said, and encouraged people to visit the library website for registrations.
Kelly reported June activity: 8,208 visitors and 14,401 items checked out or downloaded; library staff recorded 58 programs with total attendance of 1,801 and accepted 155 passport applications in June. The committee is running a pound-cake fundraiser (cakes $20) with information available online, and staff asked residents to purchase by Sept. 2.
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