SALS has purchased Flip Video cameras and a microphone for member library staff to borrow.
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SALS has purchased Flip Video cameras and a microphone for member library staff to borrow.
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Saratoga Springs School District residents approved a tax levy of $4,881,000 to operate the Saratoga Springs Public Library in FY 2008-2009.  The vote was 377 yes, 142 no. Cheryl Gold of Saratoga Springs was elected to the library’s Board of Trustees, to fill a seat to be vacated by Jeffrey Gorss when his term expires in June.Â
The library serves the residents of the Saratoga Springs Enlarged City School District, and funds for the library are collected when school taxes are collected. The FY 08-09 levy represents a 4.64% increase over the FY 07-08 levy. An estimated $225,000 will be available from sources other than FY 08-09 property taxes. The tax amount for public library purposes appears as a separate item on school district tax bills.
“In the few short months since I’ve arrived in Saratoga, I’ve heard over and over again that the library is a source of pride for the community,†said Library Director Issac Pulver. “It’s gratifying to see that spirit continued with this year’s vote.â€
“We are delighted by the public’s continued support for library services,†said Library Board President Ken Bollerud, “and we want to thank all those who came out to vote. We look forward to another great year.â€
When: March 5th, 2008
Location: Saratoga Springs Public Library
Register with lunch choice by Februray 1, 2008, Jennifer Ferriss jferriss@sals.edu
Smoked Turkey (Cranberry Salad, Cheddar, Honey Mustard in a Whole Wheat Wrap)
Veggie (Eggplant, Artichoke Tapenade, Roasted Red Peppers, Provolone in a Red Pepper Wrap)
Honey Ham (Pepper Jack, Spicy Mustard on Whole Wheat Bread)
All lunches come with Pretzels, Carrots & Pepperchini, Cookie & Bottled Water
SALS members: Free
Non members: $15
Join us for a performers’ showcase, summer reading update, hands on youth programming roundtables, and featured speaker, Linda Braun, author of Teens, Technology, and Literacy; Or Why Bad Grammar Isn’t Always Bad.