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Arlington County is hosting a focus group to hear our community?s ideas on the future of the Library system.
Saturday, June 5, 10 a.m. ? noon at the Fairlington Community Center, 3308 S. Stafford Street.
Refreshments will be served and all participants will be entered into a raffle for an Apple iPod.
Questions? Call 703-228-3346.
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Plan the Future: Take Part in a Library Focus Group June 5
Arlington County is hosting a focus group to hear our community?s ideas on the future of the Library system. - Why do you use the Library?
- Why don?t you use the Library?
- What would you change about today?s Library?
- What should the ?Library of the future? look like?
Saturday, June 5, 10 a.m. ? noon at the Fairlington Community Center, 3308 S. Stafford Street.
Refreshments will be served and all participants will be entered into a raffle for an Apple iPod.
Questions? Call 703-228-3346.
- Keep Inventing The Library's Future--second Session, Nov. 3 At Fairlington
UPDATE 11/1: Please Note: For convenience, we've decided to cancel our Nov. 11 session in favor of public meetings at each of our locations (except Plaza) early next year. Dates and times will be posted online, on our social media and in our libraries....
- Help Invent The Future Of The Library--first Session, Oct. 27 At Walter Reed
UPDATED 10/26: Read the results of our recent Library User Satisfaction Survey on sites, staff and technology. Your opinions will be discussed at the upcoming "invent the future of the Library" sessions described below. Thanks to all who took that initial...
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Join us Wednesday, Sept. 28 for a presentation on ?Agriculture in Arlington County: Our Recent Past, and a Vision for a Sustainable Future,? from 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. Dan Redmond, whose graduate research is on sustainability and environmental...
- Arlingtonopoly: Get The Game (and Buy Your Library)
This holiday season get the game that lets you wheel, deal and develop Arlington real estate (just like Monopoly, the famous Parker Brothers board game). Become an arts magnate and buy up the Artisphere, Signature Theater, Studios at TJ Community Center,...
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** 6/18/10: The proposal regarding Columbia Pike Branch Library was withdrawn Friday, June 18, in a press release from the County Manager's office.** ** 6/13 Update: Town Hall Meeting Venue Changed: To accommodate as many people as possible, the...