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<br /> <br />EAR IN ~E VIEW <br /> <br />.:. A new compact disc holder was purchased so it will be easier for patrons to find <br />specific titles. <br />.:. Magazine shelving was added to accommodate the increased number of magazine <br />subscriptions. <br />.:. A fIre inspection resulted in the following changes: <br />a Signs were installed by the Fire Extinguishers <br />a Address numbers were added to the outside sign. <br />a Emergency lighting was repaired. <br />a A security system test was performed. <br />a Extension cords on all computers were replaced. <br />a Childproof caps were installed on outlets. <br />.:. New directional signs were installed above the children's section, adult sections, and <br />Internet stations. <br />.:. A range of shelving consisting of one initial unit and five add-ons was added to the <br />adult non-fiction section. This will complete shelving space available in the adult area. <br />.:. Two board members and two staff members attended the Minnesota Library <br />Association Conference in September. <br />.:. The Friends of the Elk River Library implements their Homebound Service to <br />residents of the Elk River Senor High Rise. <br />.:. Renewal of library materials is now available through our web site at www.griver.org <br />.:. Mick Stoffers was one of the first people in the state of Minnesota to fInish the <br />Minnesota Voluntary Certification program. She was acknowledged at the Minnesota <br />Library Association Conference in September. <br />.:. We feel programming is essential to instilling a love of reading that will give a lifetime <br />of enjoyment. People throughout the community attended programs offered by the <br />public library. Georgia Jones and I work hard to design programs that will motivate <br />children to read. A list of programs available in 2000 is attached <br />.:. The annual summer library program "Cosmic Connections At Your Library" attracted <br />395 children. 232 children finished the program by reading 15 books and 166 of those <br />went on to fill out additional reading sheets. The summer library program extends the <br />learning process created by the school curriculum to teach reading skills and helps <br />students maintain their reading level throughout the summer. <br />