Learn & Earn Series Offered at Post Falls Library
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Those looking to know more about small business marketing, beef up on their job interview skills, or turn their hobby into a living, should make plans to attend Earn and Learn, presented by the Community Library Network at Post Falls. The series begins Saturday, March 9, and runs through Saturday, April 9. Myra Fiacco, owner and editorial director of Filles Vertes Publishing, kicks off the series on Saturday, March 9, 12:30 to 2 p.m. She will walk through what she looks for in author queries and pitches. On Saturday, April 13, 12:30 to 2 p.m., Shannon Clark, growingslower.com, will share how her blog makes money, and give participants the tools they need to start their own blogs. And those interested in turning their craft into a business, should join Liz Anderson, Sweet on You Pallets, Saturday, April 20, 12:30 to 2 p.m., for practical tips. The Idaho Department of Labor, along with hiring professionals from Express Employment Professionals and Lowe’s will be on hand Thursday, March 28, for a two-part session. From 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m., learn ins-and-outs of resume and application writing. At 3 p.m., sit down in a no-pressure situation and practice interview techniques to prepare for that dream job. Entrepreneurs will not want to miss two marketing workshops offered by the North Idaho Small Business Development Center. Marketing for Strategy, Tuesday, April 2, and Profit and Social Media for Small Business, Tuesday, April 9, sessions are scheduled from 5:30 to 9 p.m. to allow small business owners to attend. Find out more at CommunityLibrary.Net/Earn. Pictured left: Myra Fiacco
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Going to Seed: Bees, Birds, and Butterflies
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Join the Community Library Network and celebrate bees, birds, and butterflies. These unsung stars of pollen power keep plant communities thriving and reaping happy rewards from the garden. Making hummingbird swings begins the program season at Rathdrum Library, Saturday, March 9, 12 noon. All materials are provided. Please call the library to register, 208-687-1029. Sue Bockelman, landscape designer and owner of Plant Pro, will talk about how to attract pollinators and how to safely eliminate unwanted insects at the Athol Library on Thursday, March 14, 6 to 7 p.m. Folks can also catch her presentation at Harrison, Saturday March 23, Pinehurst, Monday, April 1, and Hayden, Tuesday, April 2. Freelance garden educator and local author, Lisa Taylor, is back again providing hands-on experiences that introduces students of all ages to plants, worms, healthy eating, and the wonders of an organic garden. For Lisa, eating is the main reason for growing plants! Her programs begin with Bee Hive Jive for families at Athol, Rathdrum, and Post Falls libraries beginning Wednesday, April 24. Other programs scheduled cover organic pest management, super heroes of the organic garden (for families), harvesting seeds, building better compost, and creating a pollinator paradise. Find more about these and other gardening programs at CommunityLibrary.Net/Seed. Pictured left: Lisa Taylor
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Celebrate Teen Tech Week! Make Vines
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Teens, 6-12 graders, can make their own vines during Teen Tech Week. These seven-second videos make people laugh by emphasizing syllables in a non-traditional way. Just check YouTube and you’ll see what we mean. We provide the equipment and props and pizza. Teens provide creative ideas and can bring their own props. The event is free. Hayden Library, Friday, March 8, 7 - 9 pm Athol Library, Saturday, March 9, 4:30-6:30 pm Pinehurst Library, Friday, March 15, 4 -6 pm Post Falls Library, Tuesday, March 19, 7:30-9:30 pm
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Learning Express: Popular Software
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Software proficiency is crucial for success in today’s economy. Whether you’re a beginner or an advanced user, improve your skills on today’s most popular software applications through Learning Express’s Popular Software tutorials. The module is found on our Job Hunting Resources page ( CommunityLibrary.Net/Training), under the eReference section. Scroll to the Computer Training section. Give yourself a competitive edge with these easy-to-follow video tutorials with beginner- to advanced-level instruction. The Microsoft Office modules cover Word, Excel, and PowerPoint (versions 2007-2016), along with OneDrive, Access, Project, SharePoint Designer, and Visio. The package also offers Adobe Illustrator (CS5 and CS6) and Adobe Photoshop (CS5 and CS6). Course times vary, depending on the software. Registering allows you to stop and start as needed.
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Our children’s programming is on hiatus during Spring Break, March 25 to 29. During the week our librarians will be planning fabulous programs that start again on Monday, April 1. See what's coming at CommunityLibrary.Net/Kids.
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Administration John Hartung, Director, 208-773-1506 x 315 Rebecca Melton, Assistant Director 208-773-1506 x 314 Anne Abrams, Communications Director 208-773-1506 x 323 Coordinators Twylla Rehder, Adult Programs, 208-772-5612 x 123 Karen Yother, Youth Programs, 208-772-5612 x 121 Librarians Kari Wilson, Collection Development, 208-772-5612 x 117 Nick Madsen, Emerging Technology, 208-772-5612 x 116
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Managers Jill Roche, Athol, 208-683-2979 Karin Hall, Bookmobile, 208-772-7405 Dorothy Blackmore, Harrison, 208-689-3976 Darla Gunning, Hayden, 208-772-5612 Brenda Ludwick, Pinehurst, 208-682-3483 Jennifer Craft, Post Falls, 208-773-1506 Linda Mahon, Rathdrum, 208-687-1029 Carol Ferguson, Spirit Lake, 208-623-5353 Young Adult Specialist Denise Neujahr 208-773-1506 x 327 or 208-772-5612 x 120 Editor Anne Abrams, 208-773-1506 x 323, Email
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