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Library News: April 2024 Â New KCLS Executive Director Heidi Daniel welcomes King County residents

[View this email in your browser]( [King County Library System]( Library News: April 2024 Â [Blog Post]( [Director's Blog April 2024]( New KCLS Executive Director Heidi Daniel welcomes King County residents to environmental, multicultural and celebration events in April. Â [National Library Week]( National Library Week is April 7-13. Join the celebration and show your appreciation for libraries. Â [Event]( [Multilingual World Language Community Listening Sessions]( Various dates and times Online and in person Are you an immigrant or refugee? Do you speak languages other than English? We want to hear from you, to better serve you! Â [Online Poetry Contest]( Enter your poem in an online poetry contest for a chance to win a gift card! Â Â [King County Library System on Facebook]( [King County Library System on Twitter]( [King County Library System on Instagram]( [King County Library System on Youtube]( Â Â [Terms of Use]( [Privacy Statement]( [Accessibility Statement]( You have received this email because you use King County Library System or you signed up to receive emails on our website. You can [unsubscribe]( or [update your preferences]( at any time. King County Library System Administrative Offices 960 Newport Way NW Issaquah, WA 98027 Have a question? [Contact Us.]( Powered by BiblioCommons

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