Library as a verb

The year 2020 got off to a pretty good start for the Sonoma County Library. We were halfway through a fiscal year, with the biggest budget ever. We were celebrating the success of a winter author series that drew 300-400 people a night to our libraries, our sales tax revenue was growing, our staff was growing, we were making solid progress on a new Roseland Library and we were planning upgrades to every branch in the system. We were looking at steady and solid expansion, a healthy mix of legacy services and new ideas.

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>> Learn to write resumes and cover letters >> September is library card month >> Teachable Moments – Intersectionality >> Generation Housing presents The Future of Housing: >> The Schulz Museum Live online: Peanuts Origami >> Placing Measure S on ballot >> Sen. Dodd: Sept. 22 Virtual Town Hall on preparedness >> CalFresh benefits replaced for food lost in fires, hot food purchases approved >> Take home BBQ- promoting and protecting agriculture >> Attention Sonoma County residents! >> Teachable moments – Diversity >> Rohnert Park Districts 1, 3 & 4 candidate forum >> Candidate Forum for City of Cotati >> Creek week – Ways to get involved with protecting our creeks >> Highlighting Sebastopol Senior Center for September/October: >> Food for Thought to hold drive-thru food drive at Santa Rosa Plaza >> Six counties receive Federal help with wildfire debris removal >> “If you build it they will come” is not the case here in this RP cooling center >> Student temperatures being taken before entering school >> Stay in touch with FEMA >> Get rid of your mattresses >> Fall plant sale >> COVID-19 & Sonoma County eviction protections >> So.Co. Democratic Party endorsements >> Celebrating the first all-weather field >> Quarantine and safety procedures at the library >> District election in Rohnert Park-update

Learn to write resumes and cover letters

Job seekers can get help to their best foot forward when applying for work at two, free, online workshops hosted by Sonoma County Job Link. Participants must be residents of Sonoma County and must sign up or be registered users on the CalJOBS website.

September is library card month

September is Library Card Month, and the Sonoma County Library joins libraries nationwide to remind parents, caregivers, students and everyone else that is an important step on the path to academic achievement and lifelong learning.