East Longmeadow Library Updates Borrower Policy and Enhances Teen Programming

Overview: The East Longmeadow Library Board’s recent meeting centered on updates to the library’s borrower policy and highlighted improvements in teen programming. These updates are designed to enhance convenience and accessibility for patrons while ensuring clarity in library operations.

East Longmeadow Library Board Reviews Borrowing Policies and Honors Departing Member

Overview: The East Longmeadow Library Board convened in December to delve into library policy revisions, focusing on borrowing procedures, overdue items, and confidentiality of records, while also recognizing the contributions of departing member David Boucher. The meeting, called to order by Vice Chair Amy Paul, highlighted changes in the library’s borrower policy, discussing the intricacies of loan limits and overdue item management.

East Longmeadow Library Board Celebrates Increased Patronage and Launches New Fundraising Efforts

Overview: The East Longmeadow Library Board meeting highlighted a notable rise in library patronage, driven by increased programming and strategic outreach efforts, as well as the launch of several innovative fundraising initiatives by the Friends of the Library. The meeting, attended by several board members and the Library Director, covered a range of topics, from programming success to upcoming community events.

East Longmeadow Library Board Discusses New Social Media Policy and Adopted Book Program

Overview: The East Longmeadow Library Board meeting on October 16 focused on two major initiatives: the adoption of a new social media policy and enhancements to the library’s adopted book program. The meeting, led by Vice Chair Amy Paul, also highlighted various library activities and community engagement efforts, emphasizing the library’s role as a hub for learning and cultural enrichment.

East Longmeadow Library Board Reviews Meeting Room and Social Media Policies

Overview: The East Longmeadow Library Board met on September 18, 2024, with Vice Chair Amy Paul presiding. Key topics included the review and potential revisions of the library’s meeting room and social media policies, as well as highlights from the summer reading program and other departmental updates.