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Libraries work to attract teens

How can libraries attract teens who rely on the Internet for almost everything? The Jerome Public Library in Idaho has created the Flight Deck, which features distinctive furniture and carpeting, a gaming area, a domed CD listening station, and a Homework Cafe that offers snacks and drinks during the school year. Fundraising has begun for a similar room at the Twin Falls Public Library, according to an article by Nate Poppino in the Twin Falls Times-News. For further information, read the full article.

Posted by John Micklos on 24 July 2006 in Libraries

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