Lisa Rosenblum

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King County Library System: continuing to build connections in 2020

From a green initiative, to census 2020 work, to an increasing emphasis on STEM, there is a lot on KCLS’s horizon.

 

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Taking time to say thank you to our supporters

As the holidays approach, I would like to take this opportunity to say thank you to King County residents for making KCLS one of the… Continue reading

 

KCLS explores the artificial intelligence frontier

The library system will look at the feasibility of an AI application for library users.

 

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Libraries are welcoming spaces for everyone

This year, Welcoming Week is Sept. 13-22 and KCLS will offer a variety of programs that affirm one’s sense of belonging.

Publisher’s decision to limit eBook access is bad news for library patrons

What’s at stake is the issue of digital equity and access.

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KCLS forges partnerships for broader public benefit

Partnerships make it possible for KCLS to serve a broader range of people, while stretching tax dollars.

Summertime opportunities to read, learn and grow

A monthly column about King County libraries.

KCLS fosters connections with governments and advocates | Book Nook

A monthly column from the director of the King County Library System.

Libraries as entrepreneurial hubs | Book Nook

KCLS offers various resources for individuals looking to take control of their economic success.

Why public libraries matter more than ever in the information age | Book Nook

Public libraries are places that are free and welcoming to people of all backgrounds.

A new year at KCLS | Guest editorial

Library director recounts successes of first year at helm.

Five stars, best books and a commitment to intellectual freedom

KCLS was named a Five Star Library, which recognizes the services it provides to the community.

School is back in session and KCLS is ready to help | Guest editorial

KCLS provides many services for students of all ages.