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Stop by the libraries every month to see changing displays featuring beautiful works of art and interesting collections, artifacts, or memorabilia--all contributed by the creative, talented people that live right alongside you in your community.
March 2015:
Display: Love Your Library!
Friends of the Library
Join us Friday, February 13, 2015 at the Central Ridge Library from 6:30 – 9:00 pm for the 5th Annual Love Your Library Evening "An Evening with the Classics" sponsored by the Library Advisory Board!Tickets are $25.00 per person and include live classical music, decadent decorations, delectable h'ordeuvres, complimentary wine, silent auction featuring amazingly unique items, and overflowing gift baskets that will be raffled.
This year's silent auction is sure to please, as it will provide the opportunity to bid on some fantastic items.
The 2015 Love Your Library Evening is hosted by the Citrus County Special Library District Advisory Board. All of the proceeds from this special after hours fundraising event benefit the Citrus County Library System and all of the community-enriching services it provides, including quality educational classes, cultural programming, access to technology and resources, as well as new books and materials.
Come make a difference in your community and have a great time doing it! For more information or to purchase tickets, call or visit your local library branch. Tickets will also be available at the door the night of the event.
Andrew Carnegie once noted "A library outranks any other one thing a community can do to benefit its people. It is a never failing spring in the desert." On this remarkable evening you can support the library system and display your fervent belief in access to quality education for all, which strengthens our community. So, show your support for your local neighborhoods, the library branches within them, and join us for the 5th Annual Love Your Library Evening!
Artist: Gary Kuhl
This month's artwork on display is a collection of photographs taken by Photographer Gary Kuhl. Each photograph was taken in Florida. Gary specializes in Nature Photography. Gary'swork can be seen on display at many of the libraries in Citrus County. Be sure to stop by this month to see some beautiful shots of Florida nature.
Display: Machine Embroidery
Stop by the Coastal Region Library this month to see some unique Machine Embroidery. The items on display were made by Janet Baker. Janet bought her first embroidery in 1995. She has toured for several years with her embroidery and is a certified Instructor.
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Artist: Gary Kuhl
Join us on Thursday, February 12th at 1:30 PM for Island Treasures with Gary Kuhl. He will takes us for a photographic visit to several Florida coast islands such as Cedar Key, Shell Island and Anastasia Island along with Cumberland Island which lies just north of the Florida line in Georgia.
For more information about the Island Treasures program visit: Citrus County Library System Event Calendar
Oils by Dennis Marshall
Join the staff of the Homosassa Public Library in welcoming Citrus County resident, Dennis Marshall, for his first ever exhibition here in the library.
You can enjoy Mr. Marshall's seacapes and portraits at the library through March 31st.
Display: Watch This Space
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Display: Citrus County Genealogical Society
Artist: Sandra Hume "Sandy"
Artist, Master Gardener and Friend of the Lakes Region library, Sandy, shares her oil paintings. Most of the artwork displayed are a collection of themed landscape sceneries.
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Adult/family literacy programs get a boostPosted: January 9, 2012
Adult learners around the East Kootenay region will get help to improve their literacy and numeracy skills thanks to projects funded through the Community Adult Literacy Program (CALP). An investment of $70,000 will support two projects in communities around the region for 2012.
The Columbia Basin Alliance for Literacy's Family Literacy and Adult Literacy Programs will be getting $30,000 and $40,000 respectively as part of the $2.4 million 2011-12 CALP funding program, which is supporting 72 projects around B.C.
According to a government press release the program is expected to benefit close to 8,000 British Columbians.
Funding help will be realized in Golden, Windermere, Cranbrook, Kimberley, Creston and the Elk Valley.
"Literacy is a valuable tool that increases and expands opportunities for those looking to further their careers. These programs being offered will give people the skills they need to begin down a path of success," stated East Kootenay MLA Bill Bennett.
Projects funded under CALP provide instruction and support to adult learners in everything from basic literacy to high school completion.
Projects focus on the individual goals of learners such as improving their literacy skills in order to enhance the quality of their lives, improve their employment opportunities, further their education and increase their involvement in their families and communities.
Most offer one-on-one tutoring by trained volunteers, small group classes and other types of learning tailored to adults, Aboriginal learners, young parents and others in the community in need of support.
CALP projects are offered in a variety of settings – schools, non-profit organizations, native friendship and community centres – and are supported by volunteers.
The projects are delivered through partnerships between community groups and B.C.'s public post-secondary institutions.
Since 2001, government has invested $18.3 million in CALP, helping more than 70,000 adults learn how to read or improve their reading, writing and numeracy skills.
This program supports the BC Jobs Plan commitment to enhancing access to advanced education, skills and apprenticeship training throughout the province.
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