The River Falls public Library provides many goods and services to our community. They provide free books, music and movies. My favorite thing there is the books.
Terry Swinburne works at the River Falls Public Library. Her responsibilities are to check in and out books and helping people find things in the library. The materials she uses at her job are cash register, price gun, computer, telephone, paper, and a smile.
People depend on each other in communities. River Falls People depend on Terry to locate materials and provide free items. Terry depends on River Falls for tax dollars and to keep her employed.
Terry Swinburne lives and works here because she thinks it’s a good place to raise a family. She says it’s community .What Terry would like to see that ever one in our community has enough food to eat, a home and a job. Terry likes best about our community is that people help each other.
By Vincent
Susan, who works at the River Falls Public Library, has the responsibilities of taking care of the books, the non book materials, and running the children’s library section. She is busy using computers, book lists, journals, and magazines and papers.
People depenend on the library for entertainment, books, audios, and programs.
Susan really likes how care-taking River Falls is, but she wants River Falls to have more jobs and more housing.
Ben
On Friday March 20, 2009 I went to the River Falls Public Library to interview Nancy Miller. She is the Library Director. The Library provides books, movies, magazines, computers, and access to new jobs via internet.
Nancy Millers responsibilities are ordering books, budget, hiring, and making sure the Library runs smoothly. She uses a computer, and catalogs to do her job.
People depend on the library to get books, movies, help for information and computer access. The library depends on people to come and use the library and support the library.
Nancy Miller likes River Falls because it’s friendly and safe. She wants no parking meters in River Falls. She likes the small town feel, the real Main St. and it’s pretty.
By Kevin
