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Volunteers sought to move Cathlamet library
Remodel work on the Cathlamet Public Library – Town Hall building is targeted to begin in September. Wahkiakum County Commissioners have agreed to allow use of the River Street Meeting Room as a temporary location. At this time library hours...
Summer reading program starts July 7
Cathlamet Public Library’s Summer Reading Program starts July 7 and will be held every Wednesday for six-weeks, through August 11. Sessions include: pre-school story time at 11 a.m., elementary school age program and the middle school program at 4 p...
Library posts annual report
The Library was a lively place in 2009. Adult and youth customers checked out an average of 1090 books, audio books, DVDs and videos every month, for an annual total of 13,050 items. Overall, 2009...
Library News
The Town of Cathlamet Public Library Summer Reading Program, held for six-weeks during July and August, was a huge success. Approximately 50 youngsters, ages 3-12, attended. Together they read over 800 books. Activities at each session included...
Reading for the fun of it at the Cathlamet library
Northwest Authors to Speak in Cathlamet Writers Alice Finch and Molly Gloss are scheduled to speak and sign copies of their books in September and October. Alice Finch’s non-fiction book “Child POW” is an account of her experiences, along with her mo...
Summer reading launched
Cathlamet Library’s Summer Reading Program, “Catch the Reading Bug,” got off to a grand start on Wednesday morning, July 9. Some of the children who attended the first session are pictured here with new books the Library recently received through a g...
Library receives $1000 grant
Cathlamet Library was recently notified that they are the recipient of a special Libri Foundation $1000 Books for Children grant. The Libri Foundation matched a contribution from the Washington State Library, using funds from the Paul G. Allen...
Library goes wireless
The Cathlamet library is wired. You can now bring in your laptop and get a WiFi connection. The library also has desktop computers for customers. A few common uses of library computers include email, word processing applications such as resumes and...
