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In March, KCLS welcomes new Executive Director Heidi Daniel, rolls out a new reading challenge, celebrates women and provides support for entrepreneurs.

KCLS celebrates Black History Month, and as newest Urban Libraries Council member is recognized for record digital circulation.

Interim Executive Director Angie Miraflor introduces herself and describes the heritage and awareness events taking place across the library system in January.

Executive Director Lisa Rosenblum prepares to retire and reflects on major accomplishments while at KCLS.

KCLS celebrates Veteran's Day, honors Native American Heritage Month and prepares to host the annual public budget hearing.

KCLS launches a campaign called Celebrate the Freedom to Read. It reinforces the role public libraries play in providing access to a variety of information.

King County Library System supports “Back-to-School” learning for all ages with academic support programs for younger and older students.

Loneliness is a big problem in our country. KCLS is uniquely positioned to help with programs, resources and other connection opportunities.

Research shows that there were negative effects on learning, socialization and mental health from the COVID-19 pandemic. KCLS offers post-pandemic help through reading and literacy programs.

KCLS Summer Reading program runs from June 1 to August 31. KCLS honors inclusion during the month of June with Pride Month events, World Refugee Day and Juneteenth.