Lisa G. Rosenblum

During a year of uncertainty, upheaval and unprecedented impacts, King County Library System has worked hard to remain a steadfast, positive presence in the com

The King County Library System is maintaining public service at a high level while adhering to coronavirus public health guidelines.

In a year of unforeseen challenges and considerable change, King County Library System has responded by adapting programs and services in new and innovative way

In March 2020, King County Library System was poised to present it’s first-ever KCLS Reel Fest Film Premiere and Awards Show at the IKEA Performing Arts Center

The King County Library System is adept at adapting, and that’s a good thing. Change seems to be the name of the game. Back in March, few could have foreseen

July has been a very busy month for the King County Library System, as we significantly expanded services allowed under Phase 2 guidelines, including our contac

King County Library System is taking things to the next level, now that King County has been approved to move into Phase 2. For KCLS, it means offering a new patron service called Curbside to Go as well as opening book drops at some libraries. Barring any major announcements from King County Public Health, Curbside…

The Washington State Department of Health has granted King County’s request to proceed to a modified Phase 1.5, and I’m pleased to say this means the King Count

The King County Library System (KCLS) is slowly moving towards a phased-in plan to reopen our library buildings after an unprecedented three-month shutdown to h