County residents save millions at the library. The Power of Sharing

 

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Brett Egbert
“We cancelled our Spotify, and we’re doing Freegal, which gets us a couple of downloads so we actually own music.” – Brett Egbert, Sumas

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Carmen Fraser
“You can check out anything from a ukulele to a voltmeter. You can check out puzzles and games.” – Carmen Fraser, Deming

LIBRARY OF THINGS

In 2024, over 59,000 cardholders checked out 2.1 million library items.
If they had purchased those items themselves, they would have spent more than $42 million.* With nearly 700,000 items in the library collection – including physical and digital copies of books, magazines, movies, games and more – it makes sense to have a library card.  

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ALL THIS AND BOOKS TOO!

Cover image of "Busted" by Dan Gemeinhart

Book Buzz: Busted

Busted by Dan Gemeinhart The cover of children’s book author Dan Gemeinhart’s latest book for middle grade readers, “Busted,” shows a boy, a girl, an old man and a hairless cat in a classic car being chased by a cop car while dollar bills fly out the window. That alone should be enough to entice even … Read more

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*Assuming median value of items to be $20