A renovated facility with a new 1,188-square-foot community room and programming was unveiled this week following over a yearlong closure.
Tag: OC Public Libraries
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Free Things To Do This Weekend Across OC
Festivals, children’s events and scenic hikes: These are just a few of many free, family-friendly events offered through OC Parks and public libraries.
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Los Alamitos-Rossmoor Library to Reopen this Summer After a Year of Renovations
County library officials say the public can expect a reopening late this summer after a year of renovations, including new quiet study rooms.
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Free Things To Do This Weekend Across OC
Outdoor events, children’s movie screenings and scenic hikes: These are just a few of many free, family-friendly events offered through OC Parks and public libraries.
Posted inEducation
Irvine Looks to Bail on Orange County Library System After Yearlong Negotiation
The shift would take away a significant chunk of the county’s library funding and give the city freedom to fund its own libraries as it pleases.
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OC Library Visits Climb as Irvine Looks to Leave County Library Network
As at least half of the libraries within the Orange County Public Library system continue to see an increase in visits since the pandemic, Irvine’s potential departure could cause considerable funding loss.
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Mobile Library Expands Access to Seniors, Low Income OC Residents
OC Public Libraries Mobile Library Program increases access to library resources across the county, despite staffing and accessibility challenges.
Posted inGovernment
Huntington Beach Leaders Will Try to Define What’s “Obscene” at Public Libraries
The policy will control what books are available to children at the public library, with city leaders promising nothing will be taken off the shelves for adults.
Posted inIrvine
Irvine Looks To Leave County Library Network, Kicking Off Fight for Funds
With Irvine’s departure, the system will lose a large chunk of its funding from property taxes, and city leaders will have to negotiate with the county over who gets the separate $28 million account the two currently share.
