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PfCONA
was formed in 1985 by Pflugerville residents who wanted to provide a forum for
neighborhood groups to collectively air their concerns and work with the City Council to
resolve problems.
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LIBRARY
The Pflugerville Library Board meets at 7:00
p.m. the second Wednesday of each month in the library Conference Room, 102 10th St. Click here for library
board web page on city website.
Click here for library
web page which includes library hours and related pages/links.
Click here to search for books in the Pflugerville Community Library.
Click here for
library calendar.
See library website about what is or is not
accepted in terms of donating book items and about volunteering.
The Book Club meets the last Tuesday of each
month at 7:00 p.m. The meeting is held at the library. Refreshments are served. For
more information contact Trudi Marshall at 251-4025 or check with the library staff.
E-mail is: library@cityofpflugerville.com.
The Friends of the Pflugerville Community
Library Group supplies volunteers and monies for programs at the Library. Membership
is open. Meetings are held the third Tuesday of each month at the Library. For
more information, call Joan Tyson, President, at 252-7481 or stop by the Library.
Check out the new layout of the
Pflugerville Library, including the stain glass window that is done. See for
yourself. For your information, there are: computers to use; a copier; displays;
free magazines in the lobby to take home and flyers; adult and children magazines to read
and newspapers (including Round Rock and Hutto papers); videos and music to check out, and
lots of books (including audio books).
Related News Briefs
(8/17/03) Start Party at Library --
Friday August 29th, Midnight-2:00 A.M. -- Join others at the Library for a Star Gazing
Party. This month, Mars will be nearer to the Earth than it's been in 60,000 years.
Telescopes will be available for a close-up view of the red planet. People are welcome to
bring their own. See the display in the Library for more information about this event and
the fascinating hobby of astronomy. Rain date will be Saturday, August 30th. (Based on
information from City flyer)
(7/17/03) Joe McDermott, 400 Residents
Visit Pflugerville's Library -- Popular children's entertainer made a visit July 11 to
the Pflugerville Community, much to the delight of the more than 400 people who turned out
to listen to him sing and tell funny stories. McDermott's program was part of the
library's "Mission Possible: Spy a Book" summer reading program for children.
(5/29/03) 'Spy a Book' at PCL's Summer
Reading Program -- The mission to keep reading skills up to par during the summer
break will be possible for children thanks to the Pflugerville Community Library's summer
reading program, which begins in June. This year's theme, "Mission Possible: Spy a
Book" will allow children of all ages to ready mystery books and more throughout the
summer months. Packed with weekly programs, story times, movies and craft activities, the
PCL's summer schedule will keep children occupied with fun learning activities.
PCL Children's Librarian Yasmeen Jehamgir has organized this year's events and has lined
up an array of entertainers for the Friday afternoon programs. "The summer reading
program officially starts June 2nd with registration, and all the children when they come
and register will get a reading log and a beautiful bookmark," said Jehamgir. Every
Friday at 10:30 a.m. during June and July, children can visit the library to watch and
listen to storytellers, a ventriloquist, a mad scientist and even a mobile dairy--a milk
cow that will visit the city.
Jehamgir said students from Georgetown, Hutto, Manor, Round Rock and Taylor are welcome to
visit the library and register for the "Mission Possible" program. The
Pflugerville Library will show movies every Monday at 2 p.m. and story and craft times are
slated for 10:30 a.m. on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Summer reading is not limited
to elementary-aged children, as the PCL will host a teen reading club every Wednesday
afternoon at 3 p.m. Well-known children's entertainer Joe Scruggs is scheduled to appear
in July, sending "Mission Possible" out with a bang before its final day of July
25.
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Pflugerville Library
Address:
102 10th Street
Phone:
512-251-9185
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