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New
souped-up computer donated to library for youth use 
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[August 20, 2007]
Through a generous donation from
the Weyerhaeuser Company Foundation, Lincoln Public Library District
is excited to announce a new high-speed, multimedia computer
available for use in the Youth Services Department. Christened
"Weyerhaeuser Literature Connection," the station is designed for
youth ages 8-15 who are able to read well and negotiate software
directions independently. Since the computer is not
Internet-connected, a parental permission card is not needed to use
this computer.
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The station is loaded with literature-based software. Some of the
available programs will be "Harry Potter," "Charlie and the
Chocolate Factory," "I Spy" and "Nancy Drew." All software will be
related to printed material to give it a literature connection.
Youth may use the new station on the usual library sign-up and
policy basis whenever the library is open for business. For more
information, please call the Lincoln Public Library District Youth
Services Department at 732-5732.
[Text from file
received from
Lincoln Public Library District]
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