Looking for a quick list of events going on at SSLDL?  Print fintech affiliate programs out the “quick calendar” for current happenings at your library in August.

Click here for the August Quick Calendar (.pdf)

Please Note: Programs can be canceled at anytime, sometimes without notice. To ensure the program is still being held, it is better to sign up.

Please call ahead to register 248-437-6431 or forex brokers affiliate program register online by clicking on the desired event via the online calendar.

Folktales, fairy tales and children's stories come alive with a phone call, anytime day or night.

Call (248) 437-6431 ext. KID (543) and listen to a 3-5 minute story read by librarians, professionals, neighbors and friends. Stories are suitable for all ages!

Book for July: The Tortoise and the Hare.
Read by: Miss Binary.com affiliate Jennifer

Stories change on the first of every month.  If you would like to read a book for Exness crypto affiliate Dial-A-Story, please contact Garrett.  Also, don’t forget to come into the Salem-South Lyon District Library for even more amazing stories.

On Monday, June 11, 2007, State Librarian Nancy Robertson relayed some GOOD news for public libraries for the remainder of the 2007 state fiscal year that ends September 30th.  "I am very pleased to announce that the moratorium on the FY07 payments of state aid to public libraries has been lifted."  While this is good news for now, Michigan libraries still face serious financial crisis as legislators propose a 50% or greater cut in State Aid to libraries in fiscal year 2008.  These cuts may result in elimination of interlibrary loan, delivery services, disruption of shared catalog systems, loss of summer reading programs and more.  What can you do?  Send an email to your State Senator and State Representative to thank them for releasing the state aid payments in 2007.  Continue to express your concern to state legislators regarding possible cuts to state aid for libraries in 2008. 
Print a letter (see read more below) or stop by the library to pick up prepared letters and pre-addressed envelopes to mail to your state senators and representatives.