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| Matt Dakuginow, 23, reads a copy of Las Vegas Weekly at Green Valley Library in Henderson on Tuesday, April 10, 2012. |
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Source: Las Vegas Sun
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Saturday, December 22, 2018
Las Vegas’ libraries offer more than books | Las Vegas Sun
For those among us who idolized Hermione Granger, of Harry Potter
fame, libraries contain magic, continues Las Vegas Sun.
There’s the smell of musty paper, the
sight of waves of shelves lined with books, and the warmth of quiet
nooks tucked beneath windows. For others, libraries can be a scary
place, associated with test cramming and long, stressful days of
research. What many don’t know is that the Las Vegas-Clark County
Library District offers services for the community that extend far
beyond books. “People are coming to us every day for story times and for
computers,” said Shana Harrington, Youth Services Manager at Las Vegas-Clark County Library District.
“We are always going to be the place where you don’t have to pay or buy
a cup of coffee. We are free and open to the public. We’re unique, so
how do we stay unique and offer the services that we need to?” Here’s a
look at how they use dynamic programming to do just that.
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Source: Las Vegas Sun
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Source: Las Vegas Sun