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National Library Week is an annual celebration of the contributions of our nation’s libraries and librarians. All types of libraries - school, public, academic and special - participate.
National Library Week 2009 will be celebrated with the theme, “Worlds connect @ your library.”
Come celebrate with us at the Alpharetta Center Library!
Doing tax research? Use the database, RIA Checkpoint. From the library homepage, select Find Articles & more; then find databases by title. Click on “R” and RIA is #6.
RIA Checkpoint is a database containing primary tax documents and secondary analysis for the areas of federal, state & local, estate planning, pensions & benefits, international, and payroll taxation. Primary contents include the full text of tax legislation dating back to 1996, current code and code histories back to 1990, regulations, and IRS administrative rulings.
For personal taxes, http://www.irs.gov/ is the place to visit for federal tax info and forms. And don’t forget your state taxes - the Georgia Department of Revenue at http://www.etax.dor.ga.gov/
The Alpharetta Center Library is pleased to announce an exhibition of the art work of Brenda Carroll. Brenda has two children, one husband, a part-time job and lots of middle-aged-mortgage-paying angst, which she pours into her art.
She considers herself a suburban folk-artist, and defines this genre as “art created by untrained artists who generally craft works to match their sofas.”
Brenda was raised in rural locations, but has had to focus on more suburban subject matter after losing all her rural “credentials” after an unfortunate possum incident. (Let’s just say the possum won. Sorta.)
Brenda began painting as a stress relief when her oldest child was born with disabilities. Many of her works have been sold at charity auctions for organizations that support children with special needs.
The broadcast of Inaugual activities for President Barak Obama will be projected for group viewing in Room 114, from 9 am to 1 pm on January 20th. All students, staff and visitors at the Alpharetta Center are welcome!
The Alpharetta Center Library now has a suggestion box. We are interested in comments, concerns, feedback, compliments, and any ideas to help us be more responsive to your library needs.
You may contribute anonymously, or if you want a response, please feel free to leave your name and email address.
