We are so pleased to welcome Christine Bylsma to her new role as Branch Outreach & Programming Specialist for the Plainfield Twp. and Comstock Park Branches. Christine will work to ensure that branch outreach and programming at her branches align with system strategic goals and standards. She has been a Branch Librarian at KDL since…
Stay Informed with Free Access to U.S. Newsstream
Whether you're following breaking news, researching a topic, tracing family history or simply enjoy reading trusted newspapers, Kent District Library has a free resource that puts hundreds of publications at your fingertips. With U.S. Newsstream, KDL cardholders have full-text access to more than 1,300 U.S. newspapers from across the country — all at no cost…
Literacy Champion Spotlight: Glenys Nellist
Last year, KDL asked patrons to nominate individuals and organizations for KDL's Literacy Champion Award. The submissions were so inspiring! Let's learn more about one nominee. Glenys Nellist is an extraordinary literacy champion who brings the magic of reading to life for children throughout our community. As a beloved children’s author, Glenys creates stories that…
Summer Wonder Ends Aug. 7!
Summer Wonder is wrapping up soon, and we want to make sure every minute of your reading and learning counts! Whether you’ve been flipping pages, going on scavenger hunts or doing STEAM activities, it all adds up. Log your time today to earn prizes, celebrate your progress and help us make this summer one to remember…
AI Is Making Scams Harder to Spot. Here’s What to Watch For.
By Jared Seigel, Branch Librarian Scam emails, phone calls and text messages are getting harder to spot, and artificial intelligence (AI) is one reason why. Messages that once gave themselves away with misspelled words, strange links or awkward phrasing can now look polished, personal and believable. AI tools make it easier for scammers to write…
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