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Library board reports record summer reading and restored notary services; Education Foundation raised nearly $40,000
Summary
The Parkland Community Library reported a record 843 summer reading participants, approved an ADA-compliant front book drop and reinstated notary services; the Parkland Education Foundation reported raising close to $40,000 at its golf outing for staff and student support.
Mrs. Roth reported the Parkland Community Library board met Sept. 26 and highlighted a record 843 participants in the summer reading program. The board approved a front book drop to address ADA accessibility concerns and reinstated notary services after staff certification. "Notary services are available again at the library," she said, noting hours and appointment details will be posted on the library website.
Separately, the Parkland Education Foundation reported a sold-out golf outing that raised nearly $40,000 to support staff and students; the foundation noted plans for a rotating student-art display prior to the Nov. 19 board meeting. The foundation encouraged nominations for its distinguished alumni wall with a November 30 deadline.
