Feeds:
Posts
Comments

Archive for February, 2008

This is Part I of a series of search tutorials that I hope will offer something for everyone.
Part II will cover Searching the Catalog for Video Games.
Part III will cover Google Search: Tips & Tricks.
Additional tutorials may be added over time.
One challenge when searching the catalog is that the same title can apply to multiple [...]

Read Full Post »

Trivia Contest

I’ve been wanting to hold a trivia contest at the library for awhile, and now it’s going to happen: Saturday, March 15th at Noon. All ages are welcome, and prizes will be awarded.
You can sign-up to be a contestant by:
Calling 619-469-2151
Emailing me
Leaving a comment on this post
Visiting the Reference Desk
If you’re under 18, I’d [...]

Read Full Post »

We will be closed on Monday the 18th for Presidents’ Day. I hope you enjoy your holiday.
Collectively, you brought home about 10,000 more library items in January 2008 as compared to January 2007. Wow! It was an astounding 32% increase, the largest of any County branch. We who work here are thankful to be in [...]

Read Full Post »

No More Dead Dogs by Gordon Korman
Star football player Wallace Wallce, can not tell a lie which lands him in detention attending the school play rehearsals. In spite of himself, Wallace Wallace becomes involved in the play and makes changes to both the play and himself.
Posted by Anna

Read Full Post »

Celebrate Black History Month with the puppet show, Anansi and the Moss Covered Rock, Wednesday, February 27th @ 3:30 pm.
Posted by Anna
Author Visit: Charles Shockley, author of Conflict in Black & White, will be joining us on Tuesday, February 26th at 4pm. He participated in the Civil Rights movement, fought in the Vietnam War, [...]

Read Full Post »

On the Photos page, we’ve created a slideshow of the new library’s construction. The news we here is that the new library could open in May.
Also, if it is more convenient for you to receive our new content by email (rather than check the website to see if we’ve added anything new), you can now [...]

Read Full Post »

Last Night’s Grammy Winners

Amy Winehouse’s Back to Black (Record of the Year for her song, “Rehab”)
Herbie Hancock’s River: The Joni Letters (Album of the Year) It’s the first time a jazz album has won Album of the Year since 1964’s Getz/Gilberto. I’m listening to it right now for the first time (from home), and it’s quite pleasing and [...]

Read Full Post »

Are you thinking about buying your first home any time in the future? As part of San Diego Saves Week, La Mesa Library will be hosting an event for you. Learn about programs that help first-time home buyers and the importance of credit, savings, and wise financial decisions. Refreshments will be served.
Saturday, March 1st at [...]

Read Full Post »