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Volume 14, Issue 2

February 2016

Read For Goats success!

Kids in our community read 12,228 hours—more than doubling our goal of 5,000 hours for the "Read for Goats" challenge! Our donor was so impressed, two pairs of goats are being donated to #mercycorps A huge thanks to all who participated. Great job!

New York Times access

With your WCCLS library card, you can now get unlimited online access to the New York Times, both inside and outside the library. Visit wccls.org/nyt.

Teen SAT practice

Saturday, February 13, 9 am, Cedar Mill Library

If your teen wants to find out what the redesigned SAT is going to be like, we have a practice test coming up where they can find out. Sign up here: bit.ly/1OkTBrX.

Film Club: Everything Went Down

Wednesday, February 24, 6:30 pm

This American film tells the story of a friendship between a professor and a singer. Special guest Emmy-winning filmmaker and author Dustin Morrow will introduce the film and then lead a Q&A after the screening. Morrow is currently a professor at Portland State University, where he teaches courses in film production and theory.

Film Club programs are free, open to the public and are shown in the Cedar Mill Library’s upstairs meeting room. Selected films may contain objectionable material; therefore Film Club attendance is recommended for adults, aged 18 and over. Coffee, tea and popcorn are provided, and participants are welcome to stay after the film for discussion.