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Job Posting: Youth Services Assistant (part-time)
Application deadline is Monday, August 17, 2020 at 12:00 p.m.
Interested applicants should submit an LCLS Employment Application. If you do not receive an email confirmation within 3 business days, please check your email’s spam folder or call 307-634-3561 to inquire status.
The hiring committee will contact applicants who are selected for further testing or interviews. As a courtesy, we notify all applicants by mail when a position is filled. All hiring at Laramie County Library System is contingent on a post-offer criminal history background check.
Job Posting: Library 2 Business (L2B) Specialist (part-time)
Application deadline is Monday, August 10, 2020 at 12:00 p.m.
Interested applicants should submit an LCLS Employment Application. If you do not receive an email confirmation within 3 business days, please check your email’s spam folder or call 307-634-3561 to inquire status.
The hiring committee will contact applicants who are selected for further testing or interviews. As a courtesy, we notify all applicants by mail when a position is filled. All hiring at Laramie County Library System is contingent on a post-offer criminal history background check.
Imagination: Inspiration and the Artist Book
Featured image: “Common Humanity: Grief of the World” by Katie Christensen
Introduction from exhibit curator, Camellia El-Antably:
Imagine your story…it is a theme as broad as the ocean, and yet, somehow, in this time of pandemic, so necessary to survival. Shut in our homes, many of us have begun to imagine new realities for ourselves, our loved ones, and the planet both frightening and exciting.Read More
World Oceans Day
A great holiday is upon us. It’s not Face Mask Appreciation Day, and it’s not about baking bread at home from scratch. June 8th is World Oceans Day. The oceans are our earliest cradle, our largest playground, and our last undiscovered country. They are so much more than just a great place to catch some lazy rays, although let’s face it, we love that too.Read More
Imagine Your Story with the Summer Reading Challenge
This year, Laramie County Library System’s Summer Reading Challenge is going virtual. This digital shift is a big one given that we have never conducted Summer Reading in this format, but, it is also a necessary one, given the current restrictions required in this new COVID-19 world. In moving the annual challenge online, we hope to encourage anyone who wants to participate by allowing them to complete the entire program from the comfort and safety of their own homes.Read More
Funding for the Library Detention Pond Project
The initial meeting on diversifying the plantings in the library’s detention pond established the broad strokes for the project. The next step was to find monetary support. After several unsuccessful attempts to find a funding source, Catherine Wissner, the Laramie County Horticulturist through the University of Wyoming’s Extension Office, directed the project coordinators to the “Specialty Crop Block Grant Program”.Read More
Laramie County Library Detention Pond
As a LEED® (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certified building, Laramie County Library is dedicated to continually pursuing advancements that make us better stewards of the community and the environment. One of those pursuits is the transformation of the library’s detention pond.Read More
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Learning Computers at Your Library
When you go to the second floor of Laramie County Library, pass the Ask Here Desk and head towards our youth computers, three rows of computers in particular are sure to catch your eye! They sit towards the windows, and their brightly colored keyboards add to the already vibrant and cheerful décor of the library’s youth collection. These colorful machines are the library’s learning computers, and they are responsible for much more than added decoration.Read More