The San Carlos Branch Friends of the Library held its 2025 Annual Membership Meeting this week, bringing members together to celebrate another year of community support and library advocacy.
Members approved the 2026 Board of Officers, setting the stage for another active year. The group also discussed plans for next year’s events, including more creative use of the lower parking lot to host gatherings and increase community engagement.
Volunteers were warmly thanked for their ongoing dedication, and Life Members were recognized for their long-standing support. We heard a recap of the past year of events at the library, from librarian David Ege.
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Our children's section has been updated with some new toys and materials. Bring your kids by to check it out and enjoy!
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This year’s annual SCFOL General Membership meeting will be held Wednesday, November 12, 2025 from 3:00-4:30 pm, in the San Carlos Branch Library’s Winer Family Community Room & Art Gallery. All SCFOL members are invited to attend.
The agenda will include board business and reports, including the approval of the officers for 2026 (See below). We will also recognize new Life Members for 2025.
We will enjoy an entertaining presentation, "In Praise of Literature and Libraries" by Richard Lederer, former host of National Public Radio's 'A Way with Words'. He will be sharing "Profile of a Book Lover" and "In Praise of... Continue Reading >
For all our youngest friends of the library, please note: the start time of our Thursday morning story time will move to 10:30 a.m. starting in November.
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We’ll be launching the In-N-Out Fall Reading Program at all branches starting October 4. This is an annual program that is open to children ages 4 to 12. Kids who read either five books or five hours will earn a library certificate for a free hamburger or cheeseburger at In-N-Out. Kids can complete the program up to three times – earning up to three hamburgers. Register for the Cover to Cover Club today! Continue Reading >