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Spring Book Sale at the Library

Posted on: March 5, 2012

March 9 – 11, the Friends Of Folsom Library are selling thousands of gently used books, DVDs, videos, CDs and more. Children’s and adult material. All proceeds benefit the Friends of the Folsom Library, a non-profit association.

Special Preview Sale Friday eve — 5 – 8 p.m. Friday, March 9, $5 admission (including children 12 and older).

Saturday & Sunday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. March 10 & 11, no admission fee.

Filed under: Folsom

Library Seeks Volunteers

Posted on: May 27, 2010

In order to stay open on Sundays, the Folsom Library is seeking volunteers to help staff it. Docents are needed from 1 to 5 p.m. one Sunday a month. The docents will work under the direction of library staff to welcome patrons, provide directional assistance and assist with self-check machines, copiers, print stations and library computers.
* Volunteer: http://californialibraries.volunteermatch.org/

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City Looking to Cut 50 Jobs

Posted on: April 14, 2010

Further budget cuts will likely hit the city in the next fiscal year. 50 jobs (31 occupied) are tabbed, including 8 in the fire department and 6 in the police department. Fortunately a number of them are currently vacant. Library services would be cut to 5 days a week.

Filed under: Folsom Fire, Folsom Police

Weekend Offerings

Posted on: March 6, 2008

There’s plenty to do this weekend in Folsom – stop by the library for the Folsom Book Sale, or go to the 6th Annual Wine & Jazz event at the Community Center. A Victorian Afternoon also accurs on Sunday, a fundraiser for the History Museum.

* Folsom Calendar

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Posted on: June 11, 2006

Library Amenities Will Be Plenty

The City of Folsom will no doubt be very proud of its long-overdue library once it opens in December. Among the amenities will be a coffee cafe, living-room-style reading rooms, and more than 24 internet stations. Folsom is part of what has become a library revival, as newer buildings cater towards more families and younger generations.

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Posted on: December 18, 2005

Morin/Howell Named Mayor/Vice-Mayor

City Council members Andy Morin and Kerri Howell have been named as the new mayor and vice-mayor for the year, respectively. Morin’s top priorities are the Folsom Dam replacement bridge, the new city library, and annexation efforts south of US 50.
* Morin Bio
* Howell Bio

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Posted on: September 8, 2005

Big ‘Ol Book Sale is Back

The Friends of the Folsom Library are having another book sale at the RG Smith Clubhouse (Marchant & Monrose) this weekend. Over 7,000 books, all $2 or less! The preview sale is on Friday evening, for $5 admission.

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Posted on: August 25, 2005

Library Groundbreaking Thursday

The new Folsom Library will officially break ground today at 4 pm, Folsom City Lions Park. Bring a shovel and stop by – kids can dig up buried coins (good for a free book), and 200 commemorative hard hats will be given out to kids.

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Posted on: April 3, 2005

Vets to Get Upgraded Memorial

With the new library to take up the old Farley Field (in honor of a fallen Folsom veteran), the city has decided to upgrade the veterans’ memorial with several sculptures and a flag court. Marshall Farley’s surviving brother, Michael, is in support of this new project. FUll details in today’s Bee.

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Posted on: September 9, 2004

Big Ol’ Book Sale

The Friends of the Folsom Library will be hosting a book sale this weekend – the sale will be from 9 am – 3 pm at RG Smith Clubhouse at Marchant and Montrose Drives. Enthusiasts who care to get first crack at it can attend the preview sale on Friday night (7-9) for $5. Details

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