Media Room
The following articles offer a glimpse into some of the programs and infrastructure that has been funded in part by The Friends of the Tigard Library:
Bag Shortage
March 17, 2009
The emphasis on going green at the grocery store has created a challenge for the Friends. With so many people taking their own reusable bags, we have a shortage of paper grocery bags for our next sale. So, if you are planning to take part in our Saturday bag sale, please bring your own bags - grocery bags, book bags, or what have you. We are also accepting donations of paper grocery bags at this time. Just drop them off at the library.
VOLUNTEERS MAKE A DIFFERENCE
8-14-08
Joyce and Geoff Caron deserve a lot of the credit for the success of our ongoing used book sale in the library lobby. Read the article at View A Pdf
Join Our Family: Where citizen volunteers make the difference
Each year, more than 200 local residents contribute thousands of hours of their time to help make the community and their city a better place to live, do business and raise families. To read the entire article, download the pdf >>
Tigard artist is inspired by books and nature.
January 18th, 2007
Deborah DeWit Marchant’s historic home is filled with not only her own paintings but also those done by family members going back several generations. To read the article in its entirety, view it online>>