Cache Valley County Fair

Hi CVLA!  Feeling social?  

Want to have someone to go to the fair with? 

CVLA folks will be meeting at the 

Posse Burger stand (by the cow barn) [see map below]

at the Cache County Fair at 

6:00 this Thursday, August 9^th.  

We will hang out there until about 6:30 and then wander around the fair for a spell (until around 8:30). 

Join us – it should be Fairly Fun!  -Vicki, Debbie, and Anne

Fairgrounds

450 South 500 West 
Logan, UT 84321

2018 Annual Summer Family Social

Saturday, July 28

4-8 pm
Lundstrom Park

We'll have all sorts of lawn games (including beanbag toss, frisbee, bubbles, and kubb) and this year our treats will be all kinds of yummy sweets. 

Seating at Lundstrom Park is limited, so feel free to bring a blanket or lawn chairs.

The summer family social is all about relaxing, having fun, and enjoying each other's company and we hope to see you there!

5th Annual Bikes to Books Libraries Ride!

Library Association denounces layoff of North Logan Library workers

Herald Journal (6/5/18)

Library Association denounces layoff of North Logan Library workers

Cache Valley Daily (6/8/18)

North Logan Library cuts staff, denounced by Cache Valley Library Association

PRESS RELEASE

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

5 June 2018

Contact: Dory Cochran, CVLA President

Library Association Denounces Treatment of North Logan Librarians

The Cache Valley Library Association strongly condemns the May 25 firing without notice of North Logan City Library Assistant Director Paul Daybell and Clerk Stephanie Western by North Logan City and their library board “to reorganize and reduce the staff” just days before a new library director began his job. The meeting minutes which might shed light on this decision have not been posted online. This was a shameful act towards two experienced, educated, and well-respected professionals.

Paul and Stephanie have master’s degrees in library science and have demonstrated a further commitment to their vocation by participating in library organizations and conferences locally and further afield. Paul served capably as the president of our association in 2017. But most importantly, Paul (since 2014) and Stephanie (2007-08 and since 2013) have given years of faithful service to the citizens of North Logan by improving their library’s collections and programs.

Our colleagues should not have been treated this way and their loss will be deeply felt by all who care about the North Logan City Library.