'Who Says Libraries Are Going Extinct ?' by Anna Clark - 'Pacific Standard' May/June'14
Sunday, 27 April 2014
This month's issues of PACIFIC*STANDARD, has a small piece under the monthly Topic: 'You Don't Know America', by Anna Clark called, 'Who Says Libraries Are Going Extinct', that will warm the heart of every person who wants to tell everyone they know how much and why libraries are so important in America.
This month's issue isn't on-line yet but when it is, you will find it at Pacific Standard's site. In short, it names examples of libraries such as those in Rochester, NY and Tulsa, OK that are providing services that are staying ahead of the "needs curve" to patrons and the community. These libraries are thriving because of their imagination and service-oriented plans to remain viable, important and accessible partners in their communities.
See the whole article, below in the link to 'Related Articles' to read Ms. Clark's whole article from February this year.